The sun., 1919-08-24

Womens Efforts Raise $4,000 for
Southamptons Hospital. Suffolk
Horse Show Saturday

David J. Gilmartin, Mrs. John @. Peck,
Mrs. Edward p. Mellon, L. Emory
Terry, Joseph Du Vivier, Miss Annie
Hegeman, Miss Sarah r. Lee, Miss
Bertha Rowland, Miss Juliana Cut
ting. Mrs. William Morton Grinnell
and Samuel l.. Parrish.
Last mig Event OF Season.
The last important gathering of the
season will be at the Suffolk Hunt
horse show. which will be held next
Saturday afternoon at the Sycamores,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ashton De Peyster's
country place in Water Mill. The
surroundings OF the show will be of
unusual interest and will place 1t
among the private events Of the sea-
son, although admission will be
charged. The entries will be of chill
drens ponies, farm teams, saddle
horses, harness horses and hunters.
That the horse is not entirely obso-
lete here Is shown daily by the caval-
'cade OF men, women and children
riders who pass through the village
streets at an early hour Mrs. Vim
cent s. Milford. who is an expert
horsewoman, accompanied by her
daughters, often rides to the beach
and even into the surf.
The show committee Includes Col.
Robert NJ. Thompson, chairman; John
e. Berwind. +. Burial Hoffman,
Richard Newton, Jr., H. Mortimer
Brooks. Goodhue Livingston, Rufus L.
Patterson, Henry e. Coe, Clarence II.
Mackay. Harry Pelham Robbins,
Thomas B. Clarke. Benjamin Nicoll
and Charles Steele.
Two weddings of interest to this
colony will be celebrated soon. Dr.
and Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff and Mr..
and Mrs. f. Burial Hoffman will start
early next week for Newport for the
marriage Of Miss Lesley Frederick
Pearson, second daughter of Mrs.
Frederick Pearson. to Henry Baldwin
Hyde Ripley on the afternoon of
August 80 in Trinity Church, Newport
Mr.. Ripley Is q nephew OF Mrs. Wy
ckoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman will be
with Mrs. John ]. Wysong during
their stay of ten days In Newport.
DR.. and Mrs. Wyckoff will be at the
Hill Top Inn.
The other wedding. which will take
place on September 9, will be that of
Miss Joan Allen, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Allen.
to Goodhue Livingston, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and
grandson of the late j. Hampden
-Robb. who for SO many years was
identified with Southampton. Miss
Allen has been here for this week with
the parents of her hance. The mar
riage will DO simple and will be cele-
brated at the Bolton Priory. the coun-
try home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen in Pei
ham Manor.
Children Appear on stage.
Samuel L. Parrish took a party to
East Hampton last Monday afternoon
for the Matinee Artistique organized
by NJ. and Nine. Emile Villemin for
the benefit of Les Maison Claires Of
France. which correspond with our
fresh air homes. 1t was held in the
studio of the Albert Herter place,
which this season has been leased by
Mrs. Joseph A F1annery. The pro-
gramme was interesting, including one
act of vaudeville acted and sung by
children and written for the occasion
1
Domestiques.'
In the cast were Nina Jenney. Edith
I Simonds, Betty Voorhees,. Marion Lee,
Marie Cobb, Michele and Maude Bou-
yier, Emelie Wood, Christie McGill
Millicent Barnard. Nancy Voorhees,,
Janet Lee, Hope Kingsley, Genevieve
Mangam and Maria wathy; also Rob
ert Hale, William Robbins, Alfred
Lehman and Guy Villemin. Children
In costume recited La Cigale at la
Fourmi," "Le Loup et rAgneau" and
lie Corbeau ct lie Renard" of the La
| Fontaine fables. Among them were
Katherine Sinclair, Laura Hale, Renee
Oakman, Jane Erdmann. Lois Bepee,
Nina skidmore, Winifred Lee and
Betty Jenney.
| Mrs. Ellery James, Miss Elizabeth
Gwynne and Miss Ellen Lind sang
and there were interpretative dances
under the direction of Mrs. Dana
Clark, in which all the children had a
part. Afterward there was a tea and
general dancing. The amount netted
was $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth NJ. Murchi-
son. who are passing the summer In
| East Hampton, gave a dinner and
small dance last Saturday evening at
Roses Grove Casino. which is on Pc
comic Bay. Among their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward z. Mccall, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Nevett Steele, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Oakley Van der Pool, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre ]. Smith, Frank Addison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hagen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Root Stern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph C. Borden and Mr.. and Mrs.