The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-05
j0LONISTS BUSY ON
SOUTHAMPTON FETE
w,men Plan Many Features
for Hospital Benefit on
August Is.
SOME NOVEL ATTRACTIONS
Miss Trevor Wins Tennis Con-
te,t-Mrs. Black to Give
Musicale.
SOME NOVEL ATTRACTIONS
s,,c,a, Despatch to TIE sus.

SfecidI Despatch 70 IHh Dun.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Aug. with
IN. man, calls upon them the women
=, the sumner colony find time to in
arrest themselves IN the details OF the
coming entertainment for the penent o.
~ southampton Hospital. which viii
ake place on the afternoon ana evening
A. August is. interest by no means Is
eoransd 10 this town, but to a radius OF
,wanty.lye miles or more. the hospital
hs,ne the only institution of It's kind
iris side Of Mineola. The artistic part
A. the enterta inment will be Swinburne's
.Masoue OF the Queens" and the tab
lsaux wants to be arranged respectively
~ Francis Markoe and Gerome Brush.
ut what requires a great amount OF
PREPARATION is the country street fair.
,hjch will be held in Agawam Park
O the borders Of the lake of that name.
Mrs. A. Stewart Walker and Mrs.
Jseph r Dilworth are in charge of the
pins for this part of the entertainment.
Boths will be built on both sides Of
stset In the park. at the entrance OF
witch will be effigies of two trained
muses. made of canvas and painted by
Mr.. Morton Breese. The booths will
be placed between trees OF the park.
vhfh will be hedged in for the occa-
sior, There will be a tent, forty by
sixt feet. where movies Of loca. people
will be shown under the direction of
MrsCaleb W. Hammill and Miss Betty
Hannlll. Mrs. George p Dadman will
havecharge of the Ice cream booth.
No End OF Attractions.
lrge dancing platform screened off
BY green lattice work will be pre-
sided over by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Potter Breese, who will have several
prettyyirls to help them. Mr.. and Mrs.
stewat Davis will cater to the hungry
golf layers and swimmers, serving
them testify roasted clans which will
be broght from the lake and cooked
while ne customers wait There will
be sam piles for children. as we'll as
goat cats, June bug automobiles and
a Pune and Judy show.
Mrs Edward p. Mellon will super
intend aperfectly appointed italian fruit
stand, nd Mrs. Charles E Mitchell
will has two booths where fortunes
will be cad by cards or palms. Miss
Rosina byt will have a booth for the
sale of egetables and preserves, and
one Of IL main attractions will be the
Italian tolbola In charge of Mrs. Harry
Payne fngham. Mrs. John NJ. L.
Rutherfof and Mrs. George @. Bourne,
with Moran J. O'Brien, Jr., as cashier
Articles tom a pin cushion to a yacht,
including 1ewelry. old laces, antique
brocades. ton Of coal, wearing apparel
Of all sots. domestic animals, a well
filled aqurium and perhaps an auto
monte vii ne offered, and for any one
who Is aKious to make a journey a
round tripticket between here and New
York willoe offered as one of the in
ducements -
There wi be band Of strollins play
ers represeted by local talent. and Miss
Florence ,arle Johnson will have
charge of photograph gallery. where
hkenesses VII be taken and finished
while you Nit.
Surprises for Children.
Mrs Lytlton Fox will interest chill
dren with Opt Kids buried treasure,
and Miss Betty Condor will be the bal
loon girl hrs. Alfred e. Schermerhorn
with scoreof girls. will look after the
cafeteria were luncheon and supper
VIII be serve, Contributions from Mrs.
Arthur B. Clafflin, Delaney Nicoll
James c. Parish, Benjamin Nicoll and
george w. curtis, have paid for the
dancing pavilion where Mr.. and Mrs
6Teese Will lave the assistance of Mrs
frederick humphreys, Mr.. and Mrs.
stewart DAVIS. Miss Helen Krech, Miss
Marianne Mkeever. Mrs. Joseph b
Ihomas. Mis- Elsa Horne, Miss Florence
Earle Johnsn. w. Scott Cameron and
James c. Iarrish, Jr. Admission to
the street far will be so cents and 81.
Play for he Babcock cup offered by
me Henry D. Babcock fund for prowess
lawn tnnis, finished yesterday Al
me Meadow Club. 1t was won by Miss
Helen Trewr, whose opponent was Miss
susan Coplell Miss Trevor's score was
-, 50. She won the cup last year.
MIRA ChEles @. Francklyn will give
tea for Mrs. Charles b. Alexander to.
morrow afternoon at her villa. Red
Croft
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will leave
AZ he end 81 the week for a visit with
Ars Whitelsw Reid at Ophir Hall, Pur-
cnaie, N. T.. and afterward will join
MI and Mrs. Frederick CORTLAND Pen.
neld at Hopewell Hall. Alexandria Bay
Iney will arrive in Newport the last
weeA In August.
MA Robert c. Black. who has the
DreWeottage. will give a musicale there
tomorrow afternoon. The artists will be
MISS losalie Wirtlin. Rafael Diaz of the
Aetro'olitan Opera and Oliver Denton
pianis