The New York herald., 1921-07-13
Tournament to Be Held at
Home of Mrs. Rufus L. Pat
terson Tomorrow.

! SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, July 12.-Wom-
en- of this colony and their visiting
friends will assemble in large numbers
on Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Rufus L. Patterson for a bridge
tournament in aid Of the tuberculosis
auxiliary Of Harlem Hospital, an in
stitution in which many of those having
villas here are interested greatly.
The financial results or the tourna-
ment. 10 which scarcely any expenses
are attached, will be used for the salary
of a nurse who follows up in the homes
the cases of the children attending the
| tuberculosis clinic at the hospital. Spe-
ciai attention IS given by this nurse 10
the nutrition of thsse children.
! Mrs. Charles r. Miller has tables on
sale at $50 each and single tickets at
s5. Preparations VIII be made FOR 800
players.
day will be able TO obtain seats az Mrs
Patterson's villa before the tournament
begins. Among those who already have
subscribed are Mrs. George c. Dewitt.
| Miss Laura Day. Mrs. Peter 3. Wyck-
Off. Mrs. Robert Waller, Miss Martina
| coster. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mrs.
Edward Van lngen, Mrs. Philips y.
Thompson. Mrs. Joseph T. Diworth,
Mrs. j. Dcnison sawyer. Mrs. Arthur
3. Claflin, Mrs. w. De l.ancey NouItze
Mrs. Clarkson Potter, MRS t'd"aIu >
Moore and Mrs. Fairfax S. Landstreet
charles street. bridge authority, is here
and will be at the tournament
Mrs James a, Macdonald, VINO mas
been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Burrail
Hoffman. left this afternoon TOT Wasn-
ington. where she will attend the dinner
IN he given on Thursday by Prince oe
Bearn at the Fnanch EMBASSY. MlsS
Elaine Sullivan, another OF Mr' anu
Mrs. Hoffmans guests. startea ior her
home in Radnor. Pa. but VIII return
here earIv next month with her mother,
Mrs James Francis Sullivan, TO be at
| the Meadow Club.
This purchase was completed to-day
| nv Vincent 8. Mulford of the Grape
Vines, one OF the best known places
| here. 1t Is one of several belonging
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Trevor
Ths place takes its name from guam
| titles of that luscious fruit grown mere
| and it is a most substantial house built
| of tapestry brick in Elisabethan design.
On the place there are fine gardens, box
! hedges and ornamental shrubs. Mr. and
Mrs. Mulford and their children, VINO
have a winter home in Montciair. n d.
have had the place for the last four
summers, and before their occupancy
| of it Mr.. and Mrs. Howard {. Brokaw
| lived there for several seasons. MRS.
Trevor's parents. the late Mr.. and Mrs.
| George r. Schieffelin, We're among the
pioneers of this place. They built a
| number of villas here. some of them on
Lake Agawam The Grape Vines is
! about three hundred yards from the
| sea and near the Meadow Club.
Mr. Godfrey Stillman Rockefeller, who.
| with his mother. Mrs William G. Rookie
| nsler. LETT yesterday for Greenwich,
| Conn, after a visit with Mrs. Joseph
| Palmer Knapp at Ten Acres, started
| to-day for trip to China.
| Col and Mrs. Henry May, who are at
| Gortmore, will give a dinner on next
Sunday night. DR.. and Mrs. Eugene
Pool will entertain likewise on Satur-
day.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr.
and Mrs Franklin $. Richardson and
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G.. Peabody, who
are with Mrs Charles G.. Moller and
Miss Ruth Moller at their cottage in
! Hampton road.
! Mr.. w. Archer Thomson Is visiting
his brother, Mr.. Ernest Thomson, at the
! Southampton Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pster T.. Farnum will
return on Friday to be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andre de Coppet at Overlook.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, with her son
and daughter Miss Gladys O'D. Hinck-
ley and Mr.. Robert O'D. Hinckley, has
come from Washington, d. c., to the
| Irving House.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald c.. McIlwaine.
| Jr.. and Miss Hope Lincoln motored to
Cold Springs Harbor for a luncheon
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings
Mrs Joseph Palmer Knapp will give
| n luncheon on Thursday at the Shinne-
! Alf for Mrs
waine, who Is her daughter-in-law.
! Mr. Thomas Morrison Carnegie. Jr,
/ who underwent an operation for ap-
penlicltis at the Southampton Hospital
| on July 4, has so far recovered that he
| will be able to return to his home on
| Thursday He will go TO Racquette
Lake in the Adirondacks.
Mrs H. b. Sproul has sent out invi-
! tations for a dinner on July %.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens.
who have been with Mrs. Henry Asher
Robbins at Asher House, will go to
Golden Rod on Friday to visit Mr.. +. l..
! Iiolbrook Belts.
Another Of the club tournaments to
start next Monday at the Meadow Club
will be for the Fox cup, which is pre-
sented annually by Mr. Lyttleton Fox.
! Connection for the cup Is open 70
daughters OF subscribers 10 the club
who on the first day of play have not
passed their fifteenth birthday. Among
the entrants are Jean Olcott, Mildred
Lee. Nancy S. Fincke. Genevicve and
Constance Fox. Polly Horsey. Cathleen
Fox. Pauline Dodge. Carol Muford.
Alike Walker, Harriet Coffin and Mar
garet Dunno.
Mrs. Il. L. Jenkins, who is spending
tho summer at East Hampton. has gone
10 the Ambassador Hotel, New York, for
tho midweel