The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-23
Will Come Here to Help Amer.
lean Fund for Devastated
France.

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as Mile. Lenglen's playing will be for
the benefit OF the American Fund for
Devastated France. of which Miss Nor
gan is the president, there will be an
admission fee. Just with whom Mile.
Lenglen will play has not yet been de-
cided. The arrangements Of the match
as far as tho Meadow Club is concerned
are in the hands Of the tennis commit
tee that comprises Messrs. LyttIetonr
Fox, chairman; Du Pont Irving, w. w.
Hoppin and Walter L. Niles
| Among the members of this COLONY who
will take an expert interest in the play
ing of Mile. Lenglen will be Mrs. Rawson
Lyman Wood. and no doubt Mrs. Wood
will be selected to play against the
French tennis champion. On the tennis
courts at Hot Springs. Longwood. Forest
Hills and Palm Beach, and latterly at the
invitation tournament at Greenwich, Mrs.
Wood has proved herself to be one of the
best opponents of the sport among the
New York amateurs. She has captured
the annual championship of Florida at
Palm Beach during several successive
winter seasons.
It was red letter day for children,
who assembled in force this afternoon
in the Garden Theatre to see the moving
pictures given In aid of the Southampton
Fresh Air Home for crippled children,
of which Mrs. Peter e. Wycloff is presi-
dent. The details of the entertainment
had been attended to by Mrs. Phillips
B. Thompson and the amount Melted by
both afternoon and night performances
will be more than $4,000.
| In the. afternoon the children romped
in Imagination with "Alice in Wonder
land" whom they followed In the film
version Of this classic, and they also
fancied themselves taking an active part
in paul Revere's Ride" also shown in
] films. Ushers for the afternoon were
chosen from the junior members of the
colony, among them being the Misses
Priscilla Dodge. Harriet Coffin, Bertha
Norton, Phyllis Thompson. Martha
Kountze, Margaret Gallatin, Grace
Wrenn and Frances Sloan, who welded
their electric torches to seat late corners
as IL they had been accustomed to the
work
Dinners Precede Movies.
| After many dinners tonight the
older members of the colony filed the
theatre to see film showing the inter-
national polo tournament at Hurting
ham, this being followed by the Aim
play "Dream Street" The ushers for
this included the Misses Cornelia Liv-
ingston. Jean Potter Maria Brooks,
Helen Lee, Betty Condor and Ellin
Mackay and Messrs. John w. Liver
more and Lloyd r. Sanderson, Jr.
Dinners were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Goodhue Livingston. Mrs. William K.
Vanderbilt I'd, Mrs. Robert Waller. Mrs.
<S Y n
Charles Steele. Mr.. Thomas b. Davis
AMI Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Terry. Mr..
Davis had his dinner at Breakers Ahead.
and assisting him in entertaining the
guests was Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street. his sister. Some Of the guests
were Mrs. Irwin A. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Harding, DR.. and Mrs. Henry James
Miss Beatrice Pratt. Leonard J. Cush-
inr and Charles Denbv.
Mrs. Walters small dinner at Vine
Croft was for her niece. Miss Mary
Sheffield, and others in the party were
Miss Betty Thompson. Miss Helen Lee
Edward H. Van Ingen I'd. Frank Horne
and Thomas Morrison Carnegie. ~
Mr. end Mrs Terris's dinner rrests at
the Meadow Club were Mrs. Sherwood
Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs David Heller,
Mrs. Julian M. Gerard. Mrs. William
A. Prime, Angler B. Duke and George T.
Brokaw.
Dancing followed the night perform
ance at the theatre. and out of courtesy
TO the patronesses the regular Friday
dance at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
was dispensed with and the house COM
mittee Of the club. sent to the theatre
for incidental and dance music Miss
Byrne's orchestra. which had been aug
mented by several pieces.
Arrivals From Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Barclay and their
daughters. the Misses Rosalie and Clara
Barclay. who have been In Honolulu for
year. are visiting his aunt. Mrs. Will
lam Constable, at the Schermerhorn
Lake House.
Judge and Mrs. Daniel +. Murphy are
with Mrs. Eli Robinson at the West
cottage.
Miss Marjorie w. Hughes. daughter
Of Mrs. Grenvillc Parker. is visiting Mrs
Grosvenor Nicholas.
James Cresson Parrish. who has been
In Lakewood for several months. has
Joined his sister. Miss Hetty L. Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. George Brooke OF Al
mondbury House. THAN. Pa, who for
seq sons have been identified with New
II will be their first summer here.
Mrs. A. Stewart Walker and Mrs. New
ell w. Tilton will give tea on the after
noon of August in Memorial Hall. when
some of the recent pastel portraits by
Albert Sterner will be exhibited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Dawson were
here to-day in Peconic Bay on board the
Corsair.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Harding. who
are at the Delphins for the summer
gave a luncheon to-day on board their
steam Yacht Jada. taking their guests to
New London and back. In the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Lyttleton Fox. Mr..
and Mrs. Newell w. Tilton and Mrs.
Clarkson Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw ar
rived to-day at the Meadow Club.
Miss ElIin Mackay Is visiting Miss
cornelin Livingston at the Mill. Clarence
Fl. Mackay and his son. John w. Mackay.
will come here on July 20 to be with
" 7. Holbrook Belts at Golden Rod,
here Miss Ellin Mackay will join them.
stephen Van Rensselaer, Robert Hale
and Phillips Robinson have Joined the
partv with Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Max
we'll at South cottage.
Miss Isabella Wood Is here for
visit with her cousins. Major and Mrs.
Theron r. Strong.