The New York herald., 1921-07-11
Bright Costumes
Worn on Beach
at Southam
Colors in Pleasing Contrast to
Gray Skies-Many Enter
tainments Given.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YonK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON. n. Y. july i0.--Fare-
wells were being said this morning by
many who came on for the wedding of
Miss Margaret Krech and Mr. William
Sheffield Cowles. Jr.. yesterday. which
brought out as many as any event of
the sort at the height of the fashionable
season in New York. The couple. who
were married in the little st. Andrews
Dune Church. have gone to Old Gate.
Pennington. Conn.,, to see the BRIDE
groom's father. Rear Admiral Cowles,
whose health did not permit him to come
here for the wedding. En- route they
stopped at Shelter Island. Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. who came here for the we'd
ding of her nephew. will sail for Europe
this week.
There was notable gathering at the
beach this morning. Mr. CASTOR Liebert.
Consul-General of France. and his
daughter. like most of the temporary Wis
itors, joined the bathers. They will re-
turn to New York tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings
also were at the beach with Mrs. Russell
H. Hoadley and tomorrow will return
to their country place in Fairfield. Conn.
and later will go to Newport Gowns of
bright colors made a pleasing contrast 10
the gray day Mrs. Jennings wore one
of the noticeable costumes of the morn
ing. It was OF white foulard with a sort
of Bdkst design In blue. yellow and red.
Her hat of rough yellow straw was faced
with dark blue silk.
Mr.. Stewart with His Daughter.
Mr. w. Rhinelander Stewart was with
his daughter. Princess Miguel de Bra
ganza. whom he Is visiting.
Mrs. Vincent Mulfords Partisan cos
tune was of brick red linen with belt
of black and piping of that color
around IL skirt. Her black hat was
trimmed with clusters Of black grapes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Brady and
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Ryan. who came
from Roslyn for the wedding were at
the beach with Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan J.
O'Brien
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian NJ. Gerard. who
are newcomers at Southampton, brought
thir small daughter and son. Mrs.
Gerard wore pale lilac dotted with
white and a hat Of natural leghorn
straw wheathead with purple and
lavender iilacs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop.
who are with Mrs Henry d. Babcock,
are among recent arrivals. as also were
are with her aunt. Mrs. Henry Asher
Robbins, at Asher House.
Mrs. Clarkson Potter. whose costume
was entirely of white linen. wore a
bright red hat covered with black lace
and ornamented with clusters Of black
grapes.
Mrs. George F. Downey and Mrs. Fair
fax Stuart Landstreet were with their
brother. Thomas Beall Davis. whom they
are visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Victor, who
arrived at the Cabin on Friday. were
at the beach. rs was also Mr.. Victor
Loew. who is leaving tomorrow to join
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Brokaw.
Miss Lucille Thornton. who recently
returned from Arizona. came with Mrs
Charles E. Mitchell. whose guest che Is
for few days She wore a costume OF
white crepe and a black erin hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breese Return.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Breese. Just
back from Shelburne. VT. Joined those
at the beach. Mrs. Breese wore gray
embroidered chiffon and a pale greer
straw hat wreathed with grapes OF the
same shade
Another effective gown at the beach
was worn by Mrs. Dixon Wright. II
was Of nattier blue chiffon crepe EN-.
broidered with pastiles of cerise. Hei
hat was of colors TO correspond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Hoppin OF Islir
came with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Warner
Hoppin.
Mrs. William c. Rockefeller was with
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp. who CAV,
a dinner for her last night at Ten Acres
Mr.. and Mrs George Emlen Roosevelt
who came from Oyster Bay last Friday
for the wedding. have been with Mrs
Thomas H. Barber at Claverac. whcr,
she gave n dinner for them the night o.
their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. w Halsted Van Del
Poel are with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oakle,
Van Der Poel at Ashton Moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clinton Gray ar,
visiting Mr.. l.. r. Holbrook Belts a.
Golden Rod.
Gen. Charles I. De Bevoise will arriv,
here on Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent S. Mulford. They will give q
dinner for him next Saturday night a,
the Grape Vines.
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Townsend, returned to-day to Oyster
Bay.
Ono OF the luncheons of to-day wa.
given at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Ciut
by DR.. and Mrs. Norman r. Ditman fol-
Mrs. William @. Rockefeller. Other
luncheons there were given by Mrs. Riley
Miles Gilbert. Princess de Braganza for
her father. Mr.. w. Rhinelander Stewart
Mrs p. A. Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonzc
p. Villa. Mr. and Mrs. Esmond O'Brier
and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dixon. Jr
Mrs. p. A. Valentine gave a dinner to-
night at her villa for Mrs. William q
Rockefeller. who is returning to-mor-
row to her summer place in Greenwich
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Butler Duncan and
their daughter, Miss Dorothy Duncan
are leaving the Meadow Club on Thurs.
day for Murray Bay to remain until the
middle OF September.