The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-04
CROWDS ON BEACH
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Many Well Known New York
ers Join Largest Throng
of the Season.
ULMANs HOSTS AT PARTY
Clarence Mackay and Howard
Page Go to Saratoga-Mrs.
Ely Entertains.
BY . sfar Correspondent Of TIE SUI.


SOUTHAMPTON, l. l.. Aug. s.-The
rendezvous for the summer colony to-
day was the bathing beach, where, after
church service. the largest number thus
far Of the season was assembled.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles d. Alexander. who met
many Of their friends. Mrs. Edward de
Rose brought her weekend guests. her
brother. Robert Taylor varnum. re-
Gently arrived from California, and T.
J. Oakley Rhinelander.
Mrs Morton Breese appeared IN
novel costume Of tones Of yellow, long
coat Of a deeper shade with lowered
design over a paler colored skirt. she
had q hat and parasol to correspond.
Mrs Harry H. Duryea. who came with
Mrs. Henry II. Rogers, wore gown OF
wtite organdie with n large lowered
pattern of deep cerise and q big black
hat Mrs Charles H Sabln wore white
lawn with q design OF pale blue flowers
and a hat to correspond, and Mrs:
Lounsberry Perry wore costume OF
white and lavender.
Mr. and Mrs Bache II. Brown came
with their house guests who included
Miss Emily Ford Of Morristown. N. J.
Large Gathering on the Beach.
Among others In the gathering were
! Mrs Henry Asher Robbins. who brought
with her Canon Nelson of the Cathedral
Of st. John the Divine. her house guest :
Clarence H. Mackay. with his daughters,
| the Misses Katherine and Ellin Mackay.
and his son, John w. Mackay; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
e. Coe, Mrs. Charles II. Mellon, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens, Howard
Page, Mr.. and Mrs John w. Cross. DR..
George A. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Terry, e. Clarkson Potter. who came
with W. Butler Duncan: J. Stevens Ui-
| man, Mrs. Kurnal r. Babbitt. Theodore
Rabbit. Mrs. Moses Taylor Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan 8. Ellsworth. Mr..
| and Mrs. Oren Root. Miss Mercedes de
| Acosta, Delaney Nicoll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Steuart Davis, Mrs. william Lowe Rice,
Miss Mildred Rice, Mrs. Frederick H.
Belts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rosseter Belts.
Mrs Arthur P. Claim. Mrs. Henry
Graef Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Couper
| Lord. Mrs. william H. Force. Miss
| Katherine Force. Mrs. Walter Cutting.
Miss Juliana. Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus L Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Arthur Coppell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Price, I. Chauncey
NcKeever. Mr.. and Mrs Gerome Brush.
DIR. and Mrs. Norman Ditman. Miss
Cumnock, Mrs. David Dows. Mr.. and
Mrs Goodhue Livingston, e. De Peyster
Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Ronalds. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Appleton
Robbins. James c. Fargo. Mrs. Edward
Van Ingen, Miss Katherine Van Ingen.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent s. Milford. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas. Mr. and
TT DAha ~
Black, Mrs. Peter b. Wyckoff. Mr.. and
| Mrs r. Ashton de Peyster and Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Rosen.
Clarence H. Mackay will go TO Sara
toga Springs this week for four days
of racing. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Page.
who have been here for a month, started
for New York this afternoon. Mrs. Page
will 70 to Yellowstone Park by way OF
the great lakes and Mr.. Page will go
10 Saratoga Springs.
Ulmans Give u Dinner.
Mrs. Russell H. Hoadley. Jr.. and Miss
Helen Hoadley. who have been with Mrs.
! Frederic H. Belts for a month. have
gone to Murray Bay. Canada, to remain
until the early part OF September. Mr..
and Mrs. Julien Stevens Ulman gave a
dinner last evening at the Sands Villa,
which they have for the season. Among
their guests were Mrs. p. A. Valentine
DIR. and M<s. Albert II. Ely. Mr.. and
| Mrs Joseph Du Vivier Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Victor Onativia, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fonso p Villa, DIR. and Mrs. Norman Dit
man, Mrs. william Lowe Rice. ]. Lori
| mer worden and Capt. Harry Mont
gomery.
Mrs. Ulman and her daughter. Miss
Audrey Ulman, left this afternoon for
a weeks visit to Hot Springs Mrs. Al
bert IL Ely gave luncheon to-day al
Fort Hill. her recently completed place
| In Shinnecock Hills. Mrs. Rawson L.
Woods gave a luncheon to-day at the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club for Mrs.
Charles 4 Van Rensselaer,. who will re-