The New York herald., 1921-07-03

NlSltOTS VINO Will TtfudlH OFci
the Fourth, and this makes a
long holiday for business men. Next
week the hospitality of Southampton
will be taxed for the many who are
coming here for the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Alwyn Krech, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w.
Krech, to Mr.. william Sheffield Cowles.
Jr.. son Of Rear Admiral William Shelf
field Cowles and Mrs. Cowles, which
will take place on July in st. An
drew's Dune Church.
IT would not seem quite proper II
Southampton did not have at least one
wedding for its regular season. Last
summer the engagement of Miss
Krech and Mr.. Cowles was announced
the same time as that of her sister.
Miss Helen Krech. to Mr.. L. Stuart
Wing, who were married last Novem-
Der in st. Bartholomew Church in
New York
The quaint church in which the we'd
ding of next week will take place Is
close by the sea, and 1t. or part of it,
formerly served as life saving sta
ton. The wedding guests will begin
to arrive next Friday, and they will
though some of them who are now in
their country places at neighboring re-
sorts will motor here that day and
others will arrive by the regular morn
ing train that leaves New York at 10
o'clock. The bridegroom elect is a
nephew of the late Col. Theodore Roose-
welt. and the various members of that
family who are in Oyster Bay will be
here for the event. One Of the dinners
after the wedding will be given for
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Emlen Roosevelt
by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townsend
at Hopeland.
Attendants to the Bride.
Miss Krech will have for her matron
of honor her sister. Mrs. l.. Stuart
Wing, and there will be two brides
maids. Miss Dorothy Duncan and Miss
Helen Lee. It was expected that Miss
Elsie Parsons would be one of the
bridesmaids, but her trip to Europe
with her grandmother, Mrs. Henry
Clews. to join in England her fiance,
Mr.. Morehead Patterson. made change
In the original plans. Mr. Theodore
Douglas Robinson, a cousin on the
Roosevelt side, will serve as best man
for Mr.. Cowles. and his ushers. all
Yale men. will include Messrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Shepard
Krech. brother Of the bride; Godfrey
S. Rockefeller. Edward Winter. Edward
Bangs, William Lift, Bartlett Hemng-
way, Dunham Barney, Harvey Bradley
Wilbur Staunton and Stephen Y. Hord
the latter being the captain OF the VIC
torious Yale crew at the varsity race
of last week in New London.
The reception and wedding breakfast
will follow the ceremony at Hedgerows,
the summer home of the brides parents
situated on a picturesque spot on the
border of Lake Aeawam. A huge mar
quee will be erected for the breakfast
and all the festivities will take place
out of doors.
The ceremony is to be performed by
the Rev. DR.. Endicott Peabody. who will
be with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +. Dawson
at their country place near Locust Val
ley.
Several members of this colony have
recently arrived from Europe. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Stewart Walker. now at the
Wild Rose cottage, arrived in time to
see the Yale-Harvard regatta after hav-
ing passed two months in England and
France. They were guests for the race
on the Jada. the yacht of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Harding of Boston. who are
here for their first season at the Dol
phins. one of the Robb villas.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Potter Breese
arrived early this week. having been In
France. mainly In Paris. since last Oc-
tober although for part OF the winter
they were in Algiers. While in Paris
Mr. Breese accomplished a great inn
provement in regard to running pow
erful automobile with the minimum
amount of gasolene and through his in
vention he can run a car about nifty
miles on gallon of gas"
Mr. and Mrs Henry e. Coe. who are
at the Apple Trees. their summer home
In First Neck Lane, returned from Eu-
rope just in time for the marriage of her
niece, Miss Gertrude Mali. a daughter of
the Belgian Consul-General at New
York, to Mr. Douglas VI. Moffat. which
took place in New York on June l3.
Owing to his duties In Washington as
Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.. Andrew
w. Mellon is unable to be here this sum-
mer at Meadowmerc, one of the Trevor
villas, which he has had for several sum-
mers. and a few days ago he sublet II
20 Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard. who
will shortly arrive. II will be the first
season at Southampton for the former
Ambassador TO Germany. whose decision
to sail for Europe last Saturday was at
The last moment changed Mr.. Gerards
brother Mr.. Julian NJ. Gerard. and Mrs.
Gerard are arriving to-day. and Will
open the Tunnel cottage In Hill street.
They, too, are newcomers.
vanderbiIts soon to Arrive.
Mrs. william X Vanderbilt % is sail
ing from France next week with her
daughters. the Misses Muriel and Con-
sueio Vanderbilt and her son. Mr.. Will
lam X. Vanderbilt. Jr., and they VIII
come after day In New York to Windy
mere. the De Lsncey Nicoll villa on
Lake Agawam. which has been put In
readiness for their arrival
Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. who has oc-
cupied villas here for the last two sum-
mers. will come from Harbor Hill, his
home In Roslyn, J.. l.. early next month
with Miss Ellin Maclkay and his son.
John W. Mackay. to be with Mr. l.. +.
Holbrook Belts at Golden Rod. Miss
Katherine Mackay will pass the greater
part OF the summer In Europe.
Mrs. George T. Maxwell Is giving
dinner tonight at the South Cottage.
which is close by the Meadow Club. Tor
Sen. Peyton c. March who is here 10
F--fain over the Fourth. and among her
other house guests are Miss Dorins Ar
|. -buthnot. who came here recently WITH
Mrs. Maxwell from Europe: Viscount
Holmesdale, son of Lord Amhurst who
came here to represent his father 1T
the Centennial Of Amherst College;
Mr.. Mccormick Goodhart Of the British
Embassy and Mr.. Albert Gray. In re-
gard 70 the Amherst centennial II Is
interesting TO state that Mrs. Edward