The sun., 1919-07-27
DANCES ANNOUNCED
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Many Visitors for Week End
Attend Party Held at
Meadow Club.
MUSICALE IN ART MUSEUM
Well Known Artists Give In
vitation Programme for
Choral Subscribers.
Special p..pateh TO rnr Sur.


SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July. 2e.-The
summer colony was considerably aug
mented to-day by the great number OF
week enders most Of whom. with their
hosts or hostesses. appeared at the
weekly dance. which was held this eve
ming at the Meadow Club. Before mid
night there were assembled several hun
dred persons, old and young.
One OF the largest dinners at the club
was given by Miss Sarah Larkin. daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin.
Among her guests were the Misses kath-
crime and Ellin Maclay. daughters OF
Clarence II. Mackay. who arrived here
yesterday; Clara Lee, Ellen sempie. NIL
licent Rogers, Helen Trevor, Katherine
Van 1ngen, Louise Butler. Anne Towns
end, Lydia Dadmun. Lucy Patterson
Eva Stewart, Julia Brice. Cornelia Liv-
ingston and Elise Rice. Among the men
were William Carson, James Hyde Rip
ley, Murray Holman, Pierre Merrilon or
the French army, Lawrence Van lneen'
John H. Twining, Palmer ID. kountze.
Franklin Horne. Francis Greene, DAVID
Ely, Harry Sproul, Graef Trevor, wal
dron Belknap, Jr.. and Julius stone.
Dates are being arranged for numer-
Gus dances soon to be given, 30 that
there will be no conflicting meetings.
Mrs Edmund 8. Twining will give one
August s f.. her son, John H. Twining.
psScss for Tennis Week.
Dances for lawn tennis week, which
begins August IS. have been arranged
as follows;
August 10, Clarence II. .Mackay. FOR
Miss Katherine Maekay; August 20,
Mrs. Percy Stewart. for Miss Eva Stew
art; August 81. Mrs. Kurnal r. Babbitt
for Miss Genevieve Babbitt; August ~,
Mrs. Henry II. Rogers for Miss Millicent
Rogers, and August 23, Mrs. Delaney
Nicoll for some Of her young friends.
There will be other dances before the
close OF the month.
About 200 persons assembled In the
music room OF the Art Museum this
evening at the invitation OF Samuel L.
Parrish, founder and donor of that insti-
tuition, for musicale in compliment to
the subscribers to Southampton Choral
Society, whose officers are DR.. Hugh
Halsey, president: Miss Julia Foster
vice-president; William J. Post, secre-
tary, and John A Herrick. treasurer
The musicale director IL L. Emory Terry
Artists of the evening were Mrs. Johr
H Nugent, contralto: Miss Marjorie Ste
venson, soprano Miss Doris Francklyn.
piano; r. II. Lutz, violin: Albert Jaeger
tenor Leland Hildreth. organ. and Mis-:
Madeline Blackburn, accompanist.
Mrs Nugent sang compositions by
Tosti. Mcdowell, Bond and Sanderson
Miss Stevenson's numbers included songs
by Clough-Leiter. Richard Hageman and
Foudrain. Mr.. Jaeger sang IF with All
Your Hearts" from Mendelssohn'
Elijah" and Miss Francklyn, who Is an
accomplished amateur, played among
other selections Trimil's Drifting
Trios for organ, violin and plano in.
cluded lie Cygne." by Saint-Saens. a
meditation by Mietke. "Chanson sans
Paroles" by Tschaikowslki, and an ar
rangement of the Bach-Gounod ave
Maria"
More visitors Arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs Grenville Barker. who
were married in New York late last
| month. arrived yesterday to visit Mr.
and Mrs Grosvenor Nicholas. Mrs
Charles Van Rensselaer, has come from
| Oyster Bay to be with Mrs. RawsoT
Wood.
Harry sedgwick OF New York is visit.
| ing Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Robinson w
Archer Thompson is with his brother
Ernest Thompson. at the Southampton
| Club, having come here to celebrate
his birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w
Littleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D
Kountze. Bedford, n. Y. and DR.. AND
Mrs. Stafford Mclean Of New York are
at the Irving.
Dinners will be given tomorrow by
Mrs. ]. Copper Lord and Mrs. Albert H
! ELY.
When st. Andrews Dune Church wal
opened this morning for the choir re
hearsal under the direction of Mrs. Georg,
Barton French it was discovered thai
miscreants had broken into the edifict
and defiled II. Leaves were torn from
the Holy Bible. the hymnals and prayer
books which were In the pews wer'
thrown about and the American nag IL
| the chanoel was torn and tied in knots
as was also the communion linen, which
was In the vestry room ready for serv
ice tomorrow. Some of the Window
were broken. In future a guard viii
have to be stationed at the church, which
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