The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-20
Southampton to
See First Film of
International Polo
To Be Shown at Benefit for
Fresh Air Home for Grip
pied Children.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y. July 1s.-only
few members of this colony attended
the international polo tournament at
birmingham, England. last month. but
any one here on Friday night will have
chance to see the first films of the
match, In which the Americans were
victors, at the entertainment for the
benefit Of the Fresh Air Home for
Crippled Children.
The film. which is said to be stirring
and interesting. will be shown in the
Garden Theatre. a semi-open air place OF
amusement. There will be shown during
the afternoon "Alice in Wonderland" to
amuse the Juveniles At night in addi-
tin to the polo scenes there will be shown
Dream Street." one of the latest screen
plays by D. w. Griffith. The nights en-
tertainment will be followed by dancing.
In compliment to the managers of the
benefit the house committee Of the Shin
necock Hills Golf Club has decided to
dispense with the weekly Friday night
dance, and 1t will send to the theatre for
the dance and Incidental music Miss
Byrnes Orchestra.
Among those who have obtained boxes
for the entertainment are Mines. Freder-
lex A. Snow. James l.. Barclay. Albert
Gallatin, Arthur B. Clafiin. Charles Steel,
William A. Nissan, Robert Means
Thompson, Rufus l.. Patterson, Irwin A.
Powell. Edmund s. Twining. George T..
Maxwell. Goodhue Livingston. Horace
Russell j Fred Byers and Charles Blair
Macdonald.
To Entertain Children.
For the afternoon performance Eu-
gene ONeill will entertain a party Of
children. including his grandchildren.
Frederick and Audrey Davies. At night
Thomas Beall Davis will bring party
of yourg persons for the show and dance
Mrs. Phillips B. Thompson has seats and
boxes on sale at Red Top Farm.
Mr.. Julian NJ Gerard gave luncheon
to-day at the Tunnel cottage. The
guests were Mines. Leonard NJ Thomas
Jerome N. Bonaparte. James Terry and
William a. Prime.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Landon have
rented for the remainder of the season
The Gables. in Main street. He Is a
nephew of Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt.
i.
Tuxedo Park are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Stewart Walker Mr.. George Pea
body has joined his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Peabody. at Four Acres.
Mr.. Charles DENLY. nephew OF the Sec
rotary of the Navy, Is with Mrs. Irwin
A. Powell at Nestoria, where. on Fri
day, will arrive Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G..
Tenney and Mr.. Klmball Colby.
Mrs p. A. Valentine will give a
bridge and tea to-mo rrow afternoon at
her camp the Blue Bird. on the north
sea section of Peconic Bay. about six
miles from Southampton. 1t will be for
her guest. Miss Louise willard Of Green
witch. Col. and Mrs. Henry May will
give a dinner on Friday night at the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Townsend will give din
ner on Thursday night at Hopeland.
To Paint While Fishing.
Major and Mrs. Theron r. Strong
varied the routine of life here to-day
and started In their caravan. with
paraphcrnalia including a tent and other
necessities. for several days camping
and fishing at Montauk. Mrs. Strong.
who is one of the best artists here. also
has taken along her palette and brushes
and colors and will paint while not
fishing
Another club tournament will begin
tomorrow at the Meadow Club. when
the Babcock cup will be played for by
daughters of members under twenty-one
years Of age. The entrants are Mrs.
William NJ Fleitmann, Jr.. Misses Helen
Rice. Alice Winthrop. Betty Thompson.
Margaret Dunno. Blanche e. Strebeigh,
Harriet Coffin. Cornelia Livingston.
Phyllis r. Thompson. Helen Trevor.
Grace Wrenn. Priscilla Dodge. Polly
Morsey, Mildred Lee Genevieve and Con-
stance Fox.
simultaneously on other courts of the
club there will be a tournament for
the KoppIn cup. The contestants will in
clude members sons who have not passed