The New York herald., 1921-07-24
SOUTHAMPTON. L. l., July 2

OOOI AMfION. IL. l., u uly 90.
w TH1LE it requires a great
wv amount of energy on the part
Of the women here to ac-
complish the routine OF the week.
which includes all the outdoor sports,
they seem to find time to look after
the arrangements of various enter
tahments that enlist the services in
one way or another Of the community.
The exhibition of movies yesterday
for the benefit of the Fresh Air Home
of Southampton was satisfactory in
every way and there were audiences
that filed the Garden Theatre after
noon and evening. The dance, which
followed the night performance, was
made possible by the house committee
of the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club CIV
ing up the weekly dance at the club
in consideration of the patronesses Of
last night and they generously sent
Miss Byrne's Orchestra, which other
wise would have played at the club.
Various committees are absorbed in
preparations for the village street fair
which Is to be held on August IL for
the benefit OF the Southampton Hos
pital at Agawam Park, whose natural
surroundings offer many attractions.
situated as 1t is at the head OF the
lake Of that name, with plenty of trees
under which booths will be placed
Mrs. A. Stewart Walker and Mrs. John
III. Morice. both of artistic bent. are
attending to the general scheme Of
decorations, which will be as simple
as possible. though picturesque. Mrs.
John Wolfe and Mrs. David p. Thomp-
son have been intrusted with the nee
essary publicity attached to such an
undertaking.
Circus for the Children.
There will be special pavilion for
dancing and circus for the children
as well as a Wonderland which will
be made interesting to Juveniles with a
merry go round, trained animals and
ponies. Mrs. Orson ID. Mum Is in
charge Of this playground and will have
the help Of Mrs. Steuart Davis, Mrs.
Arents Humphreys and Miss Lisa Still
man. Mrs. Lyttleton Fox is organizing
the circus with the help of Mcsdames
Peter #. Dunno. Julian M. Gerard.
Charles l.. Harding. Peter r. Farnum.
Andre de Coppet. S. Oakley vanderpoel.
Alfonso p. Villa, Pierce Butler. Miss
Beatrice Patt and Miss Estelle OBrien.
At Mrs. Joseph r. Dilworth's booth
WIN be Mesdames George Stuart Patter-
son. J. Denison Sawyer, Dudley Olcott.
Charles L. Mitchell. J. Fritz Byers.
Charles A. Dana. Frank III. Corwith, L.
b. Sproul. Fairfax s. Landstreet, Irwin
A. Powell, Clarlxson Potter Edward s.
Moore. and Henry +. Du Pont. For
the more seriously Inclined there viii be
an opportunity to purchase books. the
best sellers. from Mrs Russell II. Hoad-
ley. Mrs. Charles f. Miller. Mrs. George
G. DE Witt, Mrs James L. Barclay,
Miss Laura V. Day and Miss Martha
Coster. In an artistically arranged
booth Mrs. Robert Waller, Mrs. Edwin
G. Jameson, Mrs. Thomas c. Condor
and Mrs. Edward Shields Will sell laces
embroideries and household ornaments
For those who want To take home good
things to eat there will be delicatessen
booth at which will preside Mrs. Joseph
s. Clark. Mrs. John r. Harris and Miss
Fish.
Mrs. p. A. Valentine and Mrs. Howard
Elliott will have on sale automobiles.
while at the soda water fountain Mrs
Henry Mellon will dispense cooling
draughts with the aid Of Mrs. j. Couper
Lord. Mrs. w. w. Hoppin and Mrs
Heorge r. Victor. One OF the best Merry
rounds to be had IL being ordered bv
George Lcary. and II VIII be big