The sun., 1919-08-17
Bathing Beach Of Noted South Shore
Resort to Be Improved
Casino Will Be'Built

Frederic CORTLAND Penfield at Hope
well Hall In Alexandria Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander and their
daughter will go to Newport for the
marriage OF Miss Lesley Frederick
Pearson, daughter of Mrs. Frederick
Pearson. TO Henry Baldwin Hyde Rip
ley, which will take place in Trinity
Church on the afternoon of August 30.
Mr.. Ripley Is a grand nephew Of DR..
and Mrs. Peter b. wyckoff, who have
one of the fine villas of SOUTHAMPTON
and who will go on for the wedding.
A circular letter has been sent to
the members of the summer colony by
Samuel l.. Parrish asking their CO.
operation in the reconstruction of the
village of Miserey, on the Somme
River. France. At meeting held re-
Gently in the home of Mr.. Parrish Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Mygatt, who have been
occupied with reconstruction work in
France for several years, spoke of the
great need Of this particular village,
which was ruthlessly destroyed by the
Germans.
II Is proposed that the village OF
southampton acting through those Of
Its permanent and summer residents
who may manifest personal interest
In the work, should form an associa-
ton for the purpose of entering into
individual relations with the inhabi-
tants Of Miserey. For this purpose
a meeting will be held in the Art Mu-
scum on Sunday evening, Aug. "a,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Mygatt will ad-
dress the assemblage. Mr.. and Mrs
IN
and DIR. Joseph s. wheelwright, all of
whom are familiar by personal obser-
vations during the war with conditions
In France, also will be heard.
Those Appealing for Town.
The letter is signed by Mrs. Thomas
H. Barbep Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff, Howard
Townsend, Mrs John G. Peck, Mrs.
Henry X. Porter, Mrs. Alvin w.
Krech, Mrs. William Morton Grinnell,
L. Emory Terry. Miss Annie NJ. Hege-
man. Mrs. Robert Waller, Miss Sarah
r. Lee, DIR. Wheelwright, Miss Rosina
Sherman Hoyt, ID. J. Gilmartin, Miss
Edith Newbold. Miss Juliana Cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Rogers, Mrs.
John A. Herrick, Mrs. Edward p.
Mellon, Mrs James F. Terry, Miss leila
de Milhau. Joseph Du Vivier and Sam
uel L. Parrish.
There Is a frequent interchange of
hospitality between this village and
that Of East Hampton and on next
Monday afternoon many from this COL
| ony will go over to the countryplace
OF Mrs. Joseph A. F1annery, who has
for the season the picturesque estate
| Of Albert Herter, where will be held
a tea and entertainment for the bene-
1T Of Les Maisons Claires, to shelter
destitute children OF France. This in
stitution Is Endorsed by the French
Government.
The fete has been organized by NJ.
and Mime. Emile Villemfn and act
ing with them are Mrs. John Vernon
Bowler. Jr.. Mrs. Lorenzo Woodhouse,
Mrs. William S. Jenney and Mrs. Sam
uel Skidmore. Amateurs of. East
Hampton will give vaudeville COM
edy entitled LA Crise des Domes-
tiques," written for the occasion by
NJ. Villemin. who also will recite in
' costume some OF the fables Of La
Fontaine. There will be aesthetic
dances under the direction of Mrs.
Dana Clark. Wilfrid Klamroth will
have charge OF the vocal music. After
ward there will be dancing and tea.
| Tickets at So each may be obtained
| Of Mrs. Flannery. Part Of the pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Village
Improvement Society.
Among the many patrons and pat
ronesses are Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Mapes,, Mr. and Mrs. Edward de Cliff
ford Chisholm, Mrs. Edward E. Nc
Call. Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Woodin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Belts, Mr.. and
Mrs E. Clifford Potter, Mrs. Robert A
Gardiner. DR.. and Mrs. John F. Erd-
mann, John Drew, Mrs. Charles w,
| Trippe, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wheaton
Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Leo,
Mrs. William Wallace Benjamin, Mrs,
Leon Moran, Mrs. George L. McAlpin,
DIR. and Mrs. Frederic Palmer Solley
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Ceilings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Ordway. Mr. and Mrs
Winthrop w. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs
Julian 8. Myrick. Mr.. and Mrs Ken
meth NJ. Murchison. Mrs. Charles De
Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. David w. McCord
Mrs. e. Parsons Morgan. Mr. and Mrs
Darwin p. Kingsley, Mrs. Leonard M
Thomas. Mrs. Benjamin Prince and
Albert Herter.