The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
Women to- Seek
Novelties Here for
Southampton Fair
Mrs. f. H. Belts to Hold Recep-
ton for Lady Dean Paul,
Pianist Composer.


Special Despa. = to THE New YORK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON. N. ", July 1S.-This
mornings early train took to New York
for a brief stay several of the women
who are interested in the forthcoming
street fair on August IL for the benefit
OF The Southampton Hospital. VINO will
endeavor to find novelties that will at
tract not only the entire county of Suf-
folk but scores from New York. One
Of the features probably will be the
dancing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roberto, who,
after successful stay of several years
in Paris before and after the war. re-
turned to the United States to dance at
Miami, Fla, last winter.
Mrs Frederic H. Belts and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Russell H., H. Oadeley, will give
a reception and tea on Thursday after
noon at the Clovers for Lady Dean Paul,
who that afternoon will give recital
In the drawingroom of the villa OF DR..
and Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff. The guests
will include few friends who are fond
OF music. Lady Dean Paul. better
known to the musical world as Fol
dowski, will play her own compositions
some of which were composed to inter-
be recited by Mime. Cecile Sartoris of
Paris. whose husband Algernon Sar-
toris is a grandson of the late President
". S. Grant. The house of Dr. and Mrs.
wyckoff is one of the notable ones of
Southampton, and its flower gardens are
famous
Long List of Patrcnesses.
Among the many patronesses for the
recital are Mines. Reginald c. Fincke,
Goodhue Livingston. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. James r. Sheffield. Charles l..
Mitchell, Henry E. Coe, George G. De
Witt Lucien H. Tying, George Leary.
Edmund S. Twining, Joseph Palmer
Knapp. Rufus L. Patterson, Newell w.
Tilton. Henry Harper Benedict. Jerome
N. Bonaparte, Ten Brock Terhune.
James w. Gerard, T. Gaillard Thomas,
w. De Lancey Kountze, James c. Barr,
George G. De Witt. Patrick A. Valen-
tine. Edwin Shields and Henry F. du
Pont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorge Andre were
obliged to- end their visit here to-day
and return to New York. Mrs. Rawson
L. Hood hurriedly arranged luncheon
for Mrs. Andre at the Claridge. Among
the other guests were Princess Fran
cesco Rospiglio1i, Nine. Gregoire Iswols-
ka, Mrs. Charles Connfelt. Mrs. Jim c.
Waterbury and Mrs. George T. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Whitehouse.
who came from Newport few days
ago. are with Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston at the Mill.
Mrs. Edward r. Thomas will give
children's party on Wednesday for her
young son, Samuel Thomas. who is the
grandson of the late Samuel Thomas OF
New York. It will be held at the Latch.
80
Irving House.
Mrs David Heller, who is passing the
summer in East Hampton, gave lunch
con at the Devon Yacht Club Among
her guests from Southampton were Mrs.
Alfonzo p. Villa, Mrs. Jerome " Bona
parte, Miss Estelle O'Brien, Mrs. James
T. Terry. Mrs. George Leary. Mrs. Ed
ward McKenna and Miss Abby Putnam
Morrison. who motored over for the
event
Miss Marie Brooke of New York is a
guest of Miss Cornelia r. Livingston
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
irgston.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Nelson War
rem will arrive here tomorrow for a
visit with Mrs. Thomas H. Barber at
Clsverack
Mr. and Mrs. William Adams Kis-
san'. who are passing the summer at
fhe Irving House. have gone to New
York for brief stay
Mrs. Gerard to Give Dinner.
Dinners OF tomorrow night will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Ger
ara and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Claf1in.
l'rincsss Rospigliosi and Nine Grego;re
is"oiska. VINO are at Keewaydin. will
give luncheon there next Saturday.
n IRE nax
ION Midd'eburg. Va. arrived to- day by
automobile and arc at their place IN
Hampton Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Purcell Mellon
viii give dinner at Villa Maria ON
Wednesday night
Mr. w. Archer Thomson, after n visit
With his brother. Mr. Ernest A. Thorn
son. at the Southampton Club. has re-
turned to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Maxwell viii
give dinner on Friday night. and af-
terward viii take their guests TO the
dance at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Pat
ferson left to-day on board the whippet
for Newport. r. l.
Mrs. Francis Sullivan with her daugh-
fers. the Misses Elaine and Frances Sui
Ivan. will arrive at the Meadow Club on
August /.
Major and Mrs. Theron r. Strong pIan
20 go to Montauk this week for fishing.
They will live In n camp.
Mrs. William Seattle of Pittsburgh Is
listing Mrs. Louis b. Sproul at Clyden.
The villa of the latter's sister Mrs
Thomas Morrison Carnegie who now Is
win Mr.. Carnegie in Sheridan wyo.
Among thosa giving dinners tonight
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Barton French
end Mr. and Mrs. J. CopIoy Thaw.