New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
Concert to Assist
French Town Held
AT Southampton
Informal Reception Given
by Mrs. Thomas A. Bar
Der; Friday Night Dance
at Shinnecock Golf Club
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


SOUTHAMPTON. l.. L., july 20
Many members Of the colony assembled
this evening at the Memorial Hall for
the concert which was given for the
aid Of Misery surSomme, the French
village which has been adopted by
Southampton. The proceeds of this
concert will be shared with the South
ampton Ouvroir. The artists we're
Nine. Berthe Era, dramatic soprano:
Vliet, cellist, and Francis Moore, plan
ist.
The musical arrangements were in
charge of Louis Simmons.
danes Thomas II. Barber. James T..
Barclay, Frederic II. Belts, John
E. Berwind, Arthur B. Clafiin, G. Craw-
ford Clark, Henry E. Coe, Edward De
Rose, Henry F. Dupont, Howard c..
Dickinson, Zella De Milhau, George De
Witt, Princess Miguel de Braganza,
Howard Elliott, Charles r. Henderson,
F. Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Edwin c..
Jameson, Alvin w. Krech, De Lancey
lKKountze. Edward L. Reyes, Fairfax
Charles Carroll Lee, Henry May, Ed
ward P. Melton, Charles E. Miller,
Rufus L: Patterson, George Stuart Pat
terson, Dallas D. Pratt, Princess Ro-
sspigliosi, c.. Tiffany Richardson. Harry
Pelham Robbins, B. Aymar Sands,
Frederick A. Snow, Daniel C. Sands, ].
Russell Solely, James F. Stillman, Rob
ert NJ. Thompson, T. Gaillard Thomas.
Jonathan Thorne. Howard Townsend,
Lucien H. Tying, Loomis Taylor, c..
Wheaton Vaughan, P. A. Valentine,
Peter B. Wyckoff, Robert Waller and
Lorenzo p. Woodhouse and the Misses
Juliana Cutting, Laura V. Day, Rosina
Hoyt, Edith Newbold, Marie Louise
Russell and Candace Stimson.
After the concert Mrs. Thomas H.
Barber gave an informal reception and
supper for the artists and some of her
friends at Claverack House.
The regular Friday night dance was
held at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club after the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Bacon,
Of New York, a8ived at the Irving
House to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Davis, Of Tuxedo Park, and Robert
Hinckley, Of Washington, are here also
Clarence H. Mackay and his son,
John W. Mackay, arrived from Harbor
Hill, Roslyn, to-day, and are with F. L.
Holbrooh Belts at The Clovers for a
month.
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright left for
New York and later will go to the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. L. Rutherfurd
have taken Brush S. North's cottage
for the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. Henry E. Coe gave luncheon
yesterday at the National Golf Club.
Miss Rosalie Coe had some Of her
young friends at luncheon at the
Apple Trees.
Folks Of this colony will go to
Easthampton tomorrow afternoon to
concert given by Mrs. Stephen ].
Leonard for the benefit Of the music
school Of the East Side Settlement
home.
Samkins Thomas, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward r. Thomas, who are stay
ing at the Irving, House, will make a
gift of wonder tree for the village
street fair on August ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard are
giving dinner. at Meadowmere on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fritz Byers are Civ
ing a dinner tomorrow night. An
otker dinner on this night will be
given by Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. w. W. Hoppin.
Dinners of tonight were given by
George Warrington Curtis and Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund S. Twining.