The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Southampton Women Make
Success of Charity Mouies
Despite Routine Activities They Find Time to Aic
Benefit for Fresh Air Home-Plans Progress
ing for Street Fair Hospital

enough for children of larger growth
who will take advantage of this sport
at night time. Mrs. william A. Hamil-
ton. Mrs. Bradish johnson Carroll. Mrs.
Oren B. Mitcham. Mrs. James Shewan.
Jr.. Mrs Edward McKenna. Miss Mar
garet Foster-Fraser. Miss Abby Putnam
Morrison and Miss Louise Trippe will
aid Mrs. Leary to secure passengers. At
night time cigarettes and cigars will be
sold under the direction of Mrs. Rawson
l.. Wood, whose helpers will be Princess
Francesca Rospigliosi. Mesdames Mar
shall J. Dodge. Gardner Brown. Steuart
Davis. Arents Humphreys. John Wolfe,
and Misses Priscilla Dodge, Harriet Cof-
fin and Adele Reynal.
Toys TO BE Sold.
Mrs. Vincent S. Milford will make a
trip to New York next week to gather
toys which she will sell at booth with
the assistance OF Princess Miguel de
Braganza, Mines. l.. du Pont Irving.
p. Fiewellen Chambers. Henry w. Tor
ney. Norman L. Ditman. William M.
Fleitmann, Jr, Isaac V. Brokaw. f.
Burial Hoffman. Rodney Proctor. Misses
Doris Francklyn, Carol Mulford and
Rosalie Coe. Mrs. George Barton French
and Mrs. Robert Potter Breese are at
tending to all the arrangements for
dancing.
Mr.. Albert sterner. who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stewart Walker. has
offered to make silhouettes for the bene-
fit OF the hospital and orders already are
being booked for sittings by Mrs. Newell
w. Tilton. Mr.. Sterner Will devote half
an hour to each sitter.
While the world war Is over. interest
In sufferers from II still continues and
particularly on the part OF Southampton
In tho village OF Misery-sur-So -Somme.
which was adopted by this village two
years ago. Although the inhabitants OF
the village so far away have been able
to till their lands they are In need OF
clothing and homes other than those OF
corrugated iron In which they are now
living. For the purpose OF raising funds
In aid of these people and also for
the Southampton Ouvroir, which sends
each month clothing across the sea, the
first OF two concerts will be given next
Friday night in the Memorial Hall.
which was built by Mr.. Samuel l.. Par
rish
Among the artists will be Nine Berthe
Era. an Algerian-French singer. whose
numbers will include Mozart's "Air de la
Prise de Jericho" songs by Rachmanin-
OH. DeDusSys DaVicO, MnOieVftcn ana
Van Cleft. She also will sing ''Pleurez
Mes Yeux." from Massenet's lie Cid" J.
Piastro Borissoff. a young Russian vio-
llnist. will play compositions OF Sarasate,
Ysaye. Scriabine and Kreisler. There
also will be included Amund Sjovik.
young Norwegian basso cantante, who
Will sing some OF the songs Of his own
country which have never been heard
here. Mr. Francis Moore organist Of
st. Andrews Dune Church. will be the
accofhpanist OF the concert which has
been organized by Mr.. Louis Simmins
The patronesses include Princess
Miguel de Braganza, Princess Frances
co Rospigliosi Mines. George Crawford
Clark. Charles Il. Miller. Henry May.
Fairfax Stuart Landstreet. Dallas Bache
Pratt Thomas II. Barber. James L. Bar
clay. Rufus l.. Patterson. Frederic II.
Belts. Arthur B. Cianin, c. Tiffany
Richardson. Henry r. Coe, Harry Pei
ham Robbins. b. Aymar Sands. Edward
do Rose. Frederick A. Snow, Daniel c.
Sands. J. Russell Soiey, George @. De
Witt. Howard Elliott. James +. STILL
man, Charles r. Henderson, Robert NJ
Thompson. r. Gaillard Thomas, r. Bur
rail- Hoffman. Howard C. Dickinson, Ed
win c. Jameson. Alvin w Krech, w. de
Lancey kountze, Jonathan Thornc. How
ard Townsend. Edward l.. Kcyes. Lucien
II. Tying. Loonis Taylor. G. Wheaton
Vaughan. Goodhue Livingston, Charles
Carroll Lee. Edward p. Mellon. r. A.
Valentine. Peter b. Wyckoff. John H.