The New York herald., 1921-08-10
MUSICALE WITH OPERA STARS
FOR A SOUTHAMPTON MEMORIAL
Character of Beneficiary Not Yet Decided Upon
Nine. Namara Rafaelo Diaz, Bernard Olshansky
and Henry Souvaine the Artists

EpecsaI Des,dtch to THE New York HERALD.
SouTHAnsProN, N. Y, Aug. s.-For the
benefit OF a Southampton memorial,
whose character has not been decided
ON, there viii be held an Hour OF Music
next Sunday night in the Garden Theatre
that will be of interest to the entire COM
munity.
The artists will be Nine. Marguerite
Namera os the Chicago Opera Company.
Raraelo Diaz OF the Metropolitan Opera.
Bernard olshansky, barytone; Henry
Souvalne, piano soloist. and Francis
Moore. accompanist.
The cost of tickets will be from 81 to
SIS. Among those interested are Col. and
Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson. Mr.. Clarence
IL Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen HI. p.
Pell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs James G. Barr. Mr.. L..
Emery Terry. Mrs. Robert c. Black.
Mrs. Clarence Foster, Mrs. George Bar
ton French, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I'll. Cor
with, Mrs. Charles e. Mitchell. Mrs.
Russell H Hoadley, Mrs. John A. Her
rick and Miss Julia FosterS
Dance Features of the Fair,
The Village Street Fair for the benefit
OF the Southampton Hospital to take
place on Friday, is taking precedence of
everything In the way OF entertainments
on that day Even the weekly dance at
the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club will be
deferred, but there will be p.enty OF
opportunities for a dance, as a pavilion
is now up der construction with floor
forty by sixty feet. which will be used
not only for general dancing but for
special dances by. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberto.
who returned from Paris not 'ong ago
and who will show the most recent
steps of the tango and also the schot-
tische madrileno, the most recent OF
the Parisian dances. For those who de-
sire there will be chance to dance
either with Mr.. and Mrs. Roberto at
sum commensurate with the opportunity
and the extra money thus gained will go
to the general fund.
A feature of the fair will be the
mystery booth to be presided over by
Mrs. Frederic Van Lennep, an adept in
palmistry. Mrs. Van Lennep, whose
childhood was passed in Chile, learned
there from an old Indian woman this
art, and she has read hands in many
countries She is to have the assist
ance of Mrs. George T. Maxwell, who
IS a scientific reader of palms also of
Mrs. Edward r. Thomas, physiogno-
mist, and at whose special booth there
Will be q sign your face Is your for
tune" Antoine Lefebure, young
ITcliander will show what he knows OF
chiromancy. In yet another booth will
be Blanquita, otherwise Mrs. Jerome
n. Bonaparte. Mrs. Charles Fl. Higgins.
Miss Elena Olloqui and Mrs Ten Broeck
Terhune each will have booth.
Mrs. George I. Maxwell gave din
ner tonight at the South Cottage to
Mr.. and Mrs. Norm S. Hare of Tuxedo
Park. Among other guests were Mr. and
Oliver de Lancey Coster. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ Connfelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Pell
Miss Dorine Arbuthnot. Mrs. Irwin A.
Powell, Mrs. Van Lennep. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Finley Dunn, Ernest Thomson and
George Warrington Curtis. Mrs Hare
Is one OF the most accomplished singers
In society.
To Give Talk on Palmistry.
Mrs. Maxwell will give a short talk
on ralmistry on Thursday night at Villa
Milo Fieri, the place of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan J. o'Brien. the proceeds of
which will be devoted to local In
stitution
Hrs Dallas Bache Pratt and Miss
Beatrice Pratt left by automobile for
Newport yesterday for a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Reynai and
their family, who have been here
month, will leave next Monday for their
place in Newport.
The Misses Elsie +. and Helen l..
Rice. who have been at their Irving
house since the end of June, went to
Me- York to-day. They will sail for
Europe on Saturday to join their mother.
Mrs. w. Lowe Rice. who Is in AK les
Bans.
.sr. and Mrs. j. Theus Munds will
come here next week to be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tea 8roeck NJ Terhune, who will
give q dinner FOR them on August 49,
Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd gave a dinner
tonight al Oleottage.
Albert sterner. who is holding an
exhibition of his recent portraits in
Memorial Hall, gave talk on Art
there this afternoon before a large
audience. His theme was art Is use
less unless II is purposeful and 1t must
be made for the people"
Prince Eugene Lubomirski. nephew of
tho Polish Minister at Washington, ac-
corupanied by Mr.. Johannes Plum of the
Danish Legation. after week at Hamp-
ton Manor will start tomorrow by
automobile for Newport, where the
prince will join his aunt. Princess
Lubomlrska.
MIR. William Rhinelander Stewart. Jr.,
is T.siting his sister Princess Miguel de
I5raganza at Wayslde.
Mrs. Charles M. Connfelt will give a
tea for NJ. and Mrs. Coster tomorrow
at The Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Mr.
and Mrs. Esmond p. O'Brien will give
a dinner at the club on the night of
August 19
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre de Coppet will
return from Bar Harbor on Thursday.
They will give a large dinner party on
the night of August 20 at the Meadow
Club.
aIr. and Mrs. Gregoire IswolslSy have
gone TO Newport for brief stay. Mr.
end Mrs. Charles Steele will sail for
Europe on Saturday and on their return
viii go to Westbury. Ill. z