The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-22
Lady Dean Paul
Plays and Recites
at Southampton
Entertains at Home of DIR. and
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff-
Notes Of Resort.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HmAID.
urHAMproN, NJ. Y, July 21-Lady
Dean Paul. known to the musical world
as Poldowski. gave a recital this AFTER
noon at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Peter
B. wyckoff when she played and sang
her own incidental music composed for
the poems of Paul verlaine. some OF
which were read by Nine. Cecile Sar-
toris, whose husband. Algernon Sartoris.
is a grandson of President u. S. Grant
Nine. sartoris also gave incidents in tho
life of the poet.
Among the poems sung by Lady Dean
Paul were "A Poor Young Shepherd"
LES Indolents," Lies Ingenues" and
number of her piano compositions.
among them La Ballade des Fous,' "St.
SIalo dams la Brume." "Baliade des
Cloches'' andF"Tambours du Royanme
fantasque."
Among those in the audience wero
AIRS. Reginald Fincke, Mrs. Frederic
II. Belts Mrs. Russell H. Hoadley. Mrs
Lucien H. Tying. Mrs. Alfonso p. villa,
Mrs. George Leary, Mrs. w. De Lancey
Kountze, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Miss
Gladys Hinckley, Mme Gregoire Izwol-
ska. Princess Francesca Rospigliosi, Mrs.
Gouverneur Kortright, Princess Miguel
de Braganza. Miss Lizzie Bliss, Mrs. Ten
Brock M. Terhune. Mrs. James c. Barr.
Charles Andrews Mccain. Mrs. George
De Witt. Mrs. Charles z. Mitchell,
George w. Curtis, Mrs. Marshall J..
Dodge. Mrs. Edwin Shields. Mrs. Edward
P. Mellon, Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine,
Miss Louise Willard. Mrs. Frederic Van
Lennep. Mrs Charles H. Higgins, Mrs.
Henry May. Mrs. William A. Prime. Mrs.
Ernest c. Wagner. Mrs. b. Aymar
Sands, Miss Dorine Arbuthnot and Mrs.
George T. Maxwell.
daughter, Mrs. Russell H. Hoadley, had
small reception and tea for Lady Dean
Paul and Nine. Sartoris at the Clovers.
There were many for the weekly
buffet luncheon at the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club, where the guests were re-
ceived by Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, who rep
resented the other members of the lunch
con committee. Later In the afternoon
some Of the guests played bridge and
others entered for golf tournament.
Mrs. Frederick A. Snow Is chairman of
ZIG iuiiSHtoi ItCCpllOii COiiiIIlttSe OlH-
ers in addition to Mrs. Fox, include
Mrs. Arthur B. Claflin, Mrs. p. A. VAL
entine. Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman,, Mrs
Edward p. Mellon. Mrs. Robert Waller
and Mrs. Charles Steele
Mrs. George Leary gave dinner fol-
lowed by bridge tonight for Mrs. Ed
ward McKenna at Hawthorne House.
Among the guests were Mrs. Gouverneur
Kortright, Mrs. HinclSley, Miss Hinck-
lev Tv-c Tow n
N. Bonaparte, Miss Abby Putname Nor
rison. Mrs. Thomas L. Feitner and Mrs.
Craig McKaren. Mrs. Leary will give
luncheon for Mrs McKenna on July
~.
Dinners were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann Diercks at Plas Ar Lyn, Mrs
Newell w. Tilton and Mrs. Joseph S.
Clark. z
Mr.. and Mrs Arson McCook Beard
Will arrive tomorrow from Tuxedo Park
and will go to Eden cottage.
Mrs. Henry r. Rea, Miss Edith Rea
and Mr.. Henry Oliver Rea of Farm Hill
Sewickley. Pa, have arrived and are al
their place on the Dunes. DSas
Mrs. G. Hunter Brown Is here for a
brief visit with her son-in-Iaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund s
Twining. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
sail for Europe aboard the France or
Mrs. Henry A. Coster will give a din.
ner on July 81.
Miss Lee and Mrs. Frederick C. Per.
k,ns gave luncheons at the Meadow
Club, where Mrs. ]. Turner Atterbury
had a dinner. Mrs. Riley Miles Gilber,
gave luncheon to-day.
y Mr.. Charles Andrews Mccain Of Bal.
timore is at the Old Post House.
Mr.. George Warren Curtis gave a din
ner at his villa Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Barr, Mrs
Jerome N. Bonaparte. Mrs. JUNE Wise
Mrs. Landon Humphreys. Messrs. Jeffer.
son Crane and Charles A. Mccain.
Mr.. Leonard ]. Cushing will leave fol
Bar Harbor early next week
Mrs. Arthur 3. Claflin will open hei
house at Shinnecock Hills on next Thurs
Gay afternoon when the Rev. Henry Tai
bot. Canon of the Cathedral In Washing
ton, d. c.. will speak on the edifice now
being erected.