The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-21
Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine Gives Tea
at Her Camp Near SOUTHAMPTON
Entertains for Miss Louise B.
Embellishments In
dams to Sell Laces.


Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 2O.-Mrs.
Patrick a. Valentine gave bridge party
and tea to-day at the Blue Bird, her
camp en- the North Sea. for Miss Louise
b. Willard OF Greenwich. Among other
guests were Mines. Marshall j. Dodge.
Claiming r. Wiley. A. w. S. Cochrane.
Lyttieton Fox. Stuart Duncan Preston.
Gardner Brown. Marshall RUSSELL Glen
denim Ryan. Henry James and Clarkson
Potter.
There viii be held next Tuesday after
noon a. Red Croft. the summer home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Francklyn, a sale OF
laccs made by some of the Shinnecock
Indians who live on the Government
reservation at Shinnecock Hills. The
women and children, descendants Of
aboriginal settlers OF this section, have
been instructed In making Italian cut
work and other kinds OF lace from sew
enteenth century designs lent by the
METROPOLITAN Museum of Art by Miss
Doris Francklyn and Miss Agnes Keyes,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edward X.
Reyes. From the results of sales held
in other years they have been able to
support themselves and to carry on their
work throughout the winter Miss Ro-
sale Coe will assist Miss Franckiyn
ana Miss Keyes at the sale, which will
be patronized by the women OF the sum
n.er colony.
More Novelties for Fair.
There was another meeting to-day to
make arrangements for the village street
fair in aid of the Southampton Hospital,
which will be held on August IL In
Axawam Park. AS it will be OF interest
10 old and young efforts are being made
to offer worthwhile novelties.
Mrs. A. Stewart Walker, with the as
sistance of Mrs. John Morice, Will SUI
perintend the decorations OF pootns'
which will be made as artistic as posi-
bis, and that important feature OF pup
licity is being we'll worked up by MIS-
son. Albert Steiner has offered to make
silhouettes for the benefit Of the fair,
and alrsady orders have been booked
by Mrs. Newell w. Tilton. and 1t is MT.
Sterners intention to devote one-half
hour to each sitter.
For children there will be WONDER
land that will include circus. pirates
den, trained ponies and other amuse-
ments, which Mrs. Lyttleton Fox is or
ganizing with the aid Of Mrs. Finley T.
Dunne, Mrs. Julian Nj. Gerard. MRS.
Charles L. Harding. Mrs. andre de
Coppet, Mrs. Alfonzo p. Villa, Mrs.
Pbsrce Butler, Miss Beatrice Pratt and
Miss Estelle O'Brien. There also will
be a merry-go-round for the children,
which will be obtained by Mrs. George
Leary. Her assistants in its manage
msnt will be Mrs. William A. Hamilton
Mrs. Bradish Johnson Carroll. Mrs.
James Shewan, Jr.; Miss Margaret
Foster Fraser. Mrs. James T. Terry,
Mrs. Oren b. Mitcham. Miss Abby Put
nam Morrison and Miss Louise Trippe.
Another attraction of the fair Will pc
the toy booth which Mrs. Vincent s.
Milford will preside over with the as
sstance of Princess Miguel de Bra
CANA, Mrs. Louis du Pont Irving. Mrs.
william NJ. Fleitmann, Jr.; Mrs. p.
Flewellen Chambers. Mrs. Henry w.
Torney, Mrs. Norman E. Ditman. Mrs.
f. Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Isaac v.
Brokaw and Mrs. Rodney Proctor Mr..
George T.. Brokaw will act as treasurer
for this booth.
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber gave lunch
con to-day at Claverack for Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Nelson Warren of New York. who
will be her guest for several days.
Mr.. Archibald A. Hutchinson, Jr., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan s. Ellis
worth at the Markoe cottage.
Girls to Serve as Ushers.
Misses Ia, Uterine Van 1ngen, Betty
Thompson, cornelia Livingston. Florence
Ellsworth, Helen Trevor and Helen Lee
will serve as usllers and programme
girls at the concert to be given on the
night of July 30 in Memorial Hall for
the benefit Of Mlsery-Sur-Somme In
France and the Southampton Ouvroir.
The artists for that night will be Nine.
Berthe Era, dramatic soprano; X. j..
Piastro Bori5soff, violinist; Amund
Sjovik. Norwegian basso. and Francis
Moore, accompanied.
Mrs. George Leary will give lunch
con at Hawthorne House tomorrow for
Mrs. Edward McKenna.
Flags were hung at half mast at the
Meadow Club to-day out Of respect for
the memory of Caleb w. Hammlll, a
member of that club, information OF
whose death in Paris yesterday was
learned here on the arrival of THE New
York HERALD. Mr.. Hammill had for
several years been identified with the
summer life Of this colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Whitehouse
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Magee are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. De Lancey Kountze
at winona.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert gave lunch
con to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert II. Gary will
come from Ivy Hail. Jericho. L. L.. on
July 20, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Gerard.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Challinor OF Gar
den House, Noroton, Conn. are with Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien at Villa
Mile Fiori, where they will be Joined on
Friday by Mrs. Cr,mmins Jennings. who
is passing the summer at the Tfdeways
In Noroton.
Lady Dean Paul and Nine. Cecile
Sartoris have arrived from New York
by automobile ard are at Hampton
Court Thcv will give recital to-
morn " afternoon at the home OF DR..
ard HI~c patar n WyckOff.