The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Southampton Engrcssed in
Seeking-Aevelties for Fair
Almost Anything From Penny Whistle to Auto
mobiles to Be on Sale-Unique Features to
Interest Children of the Colony.

have been canvassing the county in their
endeavor to spread publicity of the un-
dertaking, which now is known for q
radius OF many miles. Almost anything
from penny whistle to diamond wrist
watch. not to overlook up to date auto
mobiles, will be on sale. A poster for
Mrs. Joseph r. Dilworth's booth reads
stop. look and buy a share for the
Southampton fair" and at this booth
for the investment of 81 the dividend
may bring one of various articles that
include a diamond wrist watch, a fur
stole. decorative lamps. evening and
sport gowns, gay colored sweaters and
other articles, useful and ornamental.
Diversions for Children.
Particular attention is being paid to
diversions that will interest the hum
dreds of children here and for them
there Is to be full fledged circus. with
well appointed tent and ring, brass
band, and with acts sufficient to make
1t the real thing. Through the efforts
of Mrs. Lyttleton Fox Mr.. Barron G..
Collier is sending a regular Luna Park
circus, which will be directed by Mr..
Herbert Evans. Mr.. Charles Andrews
Mccain Of the Paint and Powder Club
of Baltimore will act as official barker
for the side shows and the staff selected
by Mrs. Fox will include Mrs. Julian NJ.
Gerard and Mrs. A. w. S. Cochrane, who
will be her treasurers Mines. Peter +.
Dunno, Andre de Coppet. Charles L.
Harding, S. Oakley Van der Poel. AL
fonso p. villa. Claiming p. Wiley. Reg
inald wigham. Pierce Butler. Walter L.
Niles, L. du Pont Irving. Charles a.
Dana, Grosvenor Nicholas. Marshall
Russell and Clendenin J. Ryan. Misses
Beatrice Pratt and Estele O'Brien. In
the name Of her small son, Samkins.
Mrs. Edward II. Thomas Is equipping
a wonder tree. which will be hung with
all sorts Of packages that will afford
surprise and pleasure to the playmates
of her son, who Is here for the season.
Mrs. Orson u. Mum has arranged for
the children wonderland, which will
be fenced In with an entrance like
the trunk OF a tree. At the top OF
each fence post will be a squirrel and
at the entrance the Gibounas. mythical
animals devised by Mrs. Steuart Davis,
who has painted these quaint creatures.
Mrs. Munn's many helpers will include
Mines. Arcnts Humphreys. Joseph n.
Blanchard. G. Tiffany Richardson,
Henry James, Harold M. Wall, Misses
Eleanor lie Roy Lawrence and Ruth
Moller. Mrs. George Leary has been gem
crous enough to supply a merry-go-
round which will be In this section and
which will whirl about with its accom-
panlment of music old and young. and
her helpers will include Mines. Bradish
J. Carroll, Edward Cockcroft Oren r.
Micham, James T.. Terry, william A.
Hamilton. Misses Katharine Trippe.
Abby Putnam Morrison and Marguerite
Foster Fraser. Mrs. Vincent S. Mulford
Ia to have the toy booth. which will be
well stocked and she will have among
her saleswomen Princess Miguel de
Braganza. Mines =. Flcwellen Chambers
william NJ Flcitnann. Jr.. Henry w.
Torney. Norman y. Ditman. r. Burial
Hoffman. Misses Doris Franckyn. Rosa
lie Coc and Madeleine Mulford. Mrs.
Charles Il. Moler Will have a ring toss
booth. with bottles in place Of rods to
hold the rings, and her assistants will
be Messrs. Arthur y. Claflin. Antoine
Lc Tebure and c. 9. Moler. Jr.