New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

Southampton, L. T., will have the
first large entertainment for charity
Of this season this week, when the
much talked OF street fair and cir
Gus will be given at Agawam Park
It will be held Friday afternoon and
evening, and the proceeds will go to
the Southampton Hospital.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin is chairman OF
the days entertainment, and associated
with her on the general committee are
Mrs. Stewart Walker, in charge of the
decorations; Mrs Thomas Morrison
Carnegie, treasurer; Mrs. Frederick M
Davies, secretary, and Mrs. Joseph r
Dilworth, publicity.
There are several other committees
in charge of special features of the
day. Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, chairman OF
the circus, which is to be held in q
tent in the park, has obtained many
attractions from Luna Park, and these
will be conveyed to Southampton in a
special car donated by Ralph Peters
Of the Long Island Railroad.
Tie attractions for the day include
Ehsldah, the famous Egyptian telep-
ath.st, who will give exhibitions OF
his occult powers; Enrico Caruso, who
has volunteered to give a public eX-
h!5ition of his abilities as q cartoonist
sad sell his sketches; two professional
dancers, who will give exhibitions, and
there will be tables at which every
thing Imaginable will be sold, includ-
ing the latest fashions in summer and
fall hats.
Great Interest In Khaldah
Several nouies have been borrowed
for the day and also a number of the
small motor buckboards, and on these
rides Will be sold. There will be an
elaborate motion picture from New
York. and other attractions too numer-
Gus to mention. The Shinnecock Colt
Club will give up its Friday evening
dance so that Byrne's orchestra may
play for the dancing. Europe's band
from Luna Park, also will play.
Ahaldah's services have been secured
by Colonel II. Fl. Rogers, who is de-
raying all the expenses. So much
interest has been aroused by the an
nolncement of Khaldah's appearance
u the fair, and so many persons are
Sqesrous of hearing him that it has
Oeen decided TO give four performances
i"o IN the afternoon and two in the
evening. Tickets at So may be obtained
rom Mrs. Oren Root. There also will
De individual reading of character Civ
en- TO those who desire it. A hand
writing expert has been engaged, and
sae charge for consultation with any
qae CT these experts will be 81. Mrs
Jaws Dows has obtained the services
u a Photographer from Luna Park.
:. IN addition TO all the above men
sohed attractions, the committee has
many surprises in store which will
prove OF unusual interest to those
VINO 10, attend the fair.
me committee, which obtained the
,5erWees Of Khaldah, includes Mrs. Will
IAN Hoppin, chairman; Mrs. Charles
D. mitchell, Mrs. Oren Root, Mrs. Elihu
p svOI Jr, Mrs, john Wolfe, Mrs Jerome
D'ush and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens
Women to Preside at Booths
among among the women who will be at the
na1Wpos booths are Mrs George C
rsWl't Mrs. James Barclay and Mrs
IsVftoh - TO- Grinneli, who will sell books
NJ ths Liberty table will be Mr.. and
Ne lheron r. Strong and Mr.. anc
viii VIII John Archbold. At another table
a. oi1 ~ De vegetables and jams. in charge
~ mrs: Barston, Mrs. Archibald Brow
aad others.
sft. .ne soda fountain will be looked
mse oy Mrs. Henry Mellon. chair
H' Mrs. J. Couper Lord and Mrs