The New York herald., 1921-07-17

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who had come from distance to the
Cowles-Krech wedding was the lunch
con of last Sunday at Bayberry Land,
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Sabin's place.
Members of the Roosevelt family who
remained were in evidence as we'll as
about 100 of the permanent members
of the summer colony.
Entertainments for Charity.
In combination with their other du--
ties, women of this colony. who always
take the Initiative in such affairs, are
arranging details for entertainments Of
philanthropic and charitable purpose
and the dates of most of them have
been announced so that there will be no
clashing with private parties.
First in order will be the afternoon
and evening movies for the Fresh Air
Home for Crippled Children. an institu-
ton sustained by residents of Southamp-
ton. which Is set for July 22 For the
devastated village OF Misery-sur- Somne
in France, which has been adopted by
Southampton. there will be given con-
certs on the nights of July 20 and Au-
gust In the Memorial Hall. one of the
gifts to this place of Mr.. Samuel L.
Parrish who. for the first time in years.
is abroad.
OF even broader interest will be the
village street fair to aid the Southamp-
ton Hospital. which is to be held on
Agawam Park. on the border Of the lake
or that name, on August ~. and this will
enlist the good offices not only Of South
ampton but Of the entire County OF Suf-
folk. to whom the hospital, the only one
at this end of Long Island, has been
great boon. On that day every effort
will be made 20 attract old and young
who by their liberal patronage will help
swell the fund necessary for the MAIN
tenance of the institution.
Mrs. Phillips B. Thompson Is attend
ing to the details of the movies to be
given IN the Garden Theatre. and for
the children there will be a film version
OF Alice in Wonderland" with other
amusing pictures to be shown in the af-
ternoon. and at night. beginning at g.
there will be for an attraction. Dream
Street" loaned by D. W.. Griflth AZ
tArward there viii be dancing. Mrs
Peter B. Wyckoff Is president Of the
homo, which is near the National Golf
Club. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston Vice
president. Mrs. w. Morton Grinnell and
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber being among the
directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend's Work.
There is decided bond Of sympathy
between the village of Misery and South
anpton and although the war Is over its
effects are yet visible in this village
where the inhabitants have not been
able TO resume their former life owing
to a lack OF homes and many other ne
cessities. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Town
send. whose Sumner home for years has
been in Southampton. went last year TO
Misery. bearing gifts from this commun-
ity of money. cattle and farming inn-
plements
In order TO continue to aid these peo-
pie Mrs. Thomas II. Barber and Miss
Zela de AIilhau are organizing the con-
certs TO be given on July 20 and Aug. 5.
The funds raised will be shared with the
Southampton Ouvroir under the direction
Of Miss Newbold which each month
sends a case OF clothing to Misery and
adjacent villages.
French relief work has recently re-
ceived a great stimulus from Americans
who have visited the devastated areas
and who. while recognizing the great
strides made toward reconstruction have
learned that there remains much to be
done.
Among the artists TO appear at these
concerts are Nine. Berthe Era dra-
matte soprano. who was chosen among
many aspirants to sing at the Sn dunn
concerts In New York: j. Piastro Boris
soft a young Russian violinist of great
talent Anlund Sjovik. Norwegian basso
and Bernardo Olshansizy. Russian barry
tone. a former member OF the Boston
Opera Company. II his engagements
permit John Charles Thomas of New
York will sing. and he has many friends
in Southampton.
Patronesses of Concerts.
Among the fifty patronesses OF these
concerts are Princess Miguel de Bra
ganza, Princess Francesca Rospigliosi.
Mines. Goodhue Livingston. De Lancey
Kountze, Frederic H Belts. James L.
Barclay. John E. Berwind. Charles r.
Henderson Harry Pelham Robbins. p.
A. Valentine. ]. Russell soley. B. Aymar
Sands. Lucien Hamilton Tying, c. whea-
ton Vaughan, Edward de Rose, Edward
p Mellon. Henry T.. Coe. Arthur r.
Claim. Charles F. Miller. Alvin W.
Krech. Fairfax s. Landstreet. Howard
Russell, Lorenzo F.. Woodhouse. Loonis
Taylor Howard Townsend. F. Burial
Hoffman and Howard Elliott. Miss de
Milhau. who represented Southampton as
an ambulance driver during the war. has
the tickets on sale.
Much that is novel and interesting Is
being planned for the village street fair
and every one in this community will
turn TO and help. Old and young. Thus
far II Is possible only 70 mention heads
Of committees, Of which Mrs. Wyckoff
and Mrs Arthur q Clahin will serve
as chairman and vice-chairman. Mrs.
Edward p Mellon treasurer. and Mrs.
Phillips r Thompson secretary.
Other committees viii include Mrs A.
Stewart Walker. decorations; Mrs John
Wolfe. publicity Mrs. Charles E. Miller.
tickets Mrs. p. A. Valentine. autos
Mrs. Charles Henry Mellon and Mrs.
J Couper lord. soda fountains: Miss
Florence Johnson. confectionery Mrs.
Coodhue livingston. tearoom; Mrs
Rawson t. Wood. cigarettes Mrs.
George G. De witt and Mrs. James l..
Barclay, hooks Mrs. George Barton
French and Mrs Robert r. Breese, dancA,
ing Mrs Andre de coppet, in charge
Of the wheel OF fortune nSis. Joseph r.
Dilwor.h. ,ombola Mrs Edward Cock
croft fruits Mrs wyckoff. ornamental
candles: Mrs. Charles II. Sabin. hats
Mrs. Robert Waller. playing cards and
Mrs. George A. Dixon. perfumery and
toilet accessories Booths and pavilions
will be erected in the park and there
will be no occasion on that night to go
elsewhere .or a dance or any other sort
Of amusement. By common consent all
other forms Of entertainment viii be