The New York herald., 1921-08-08
SUNDAY GUESTS ADD TO GA YETY
OF THRONG AT SOUTHAMPTON
Mss Elise Il. Rice One of the
H0stesses at Golf Club
Luncheons.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoaK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON, n. T., Aug. This
community combines duty and pleasure
on Sundays There was large congre-
CATION this morning to hear the Right
Rev. Frederick Burgess. Bishop Of Long
Island. preach at st. Andrews Dune
Church, and after services they gath
cred at the bathing beach. where there
were others who had attended churches
further removed from that section.
Besides those of the summer colony
there were many guests for over sun
day who added to the gayety and brill
fancy of the throng on the beach. Mrs
Gouverneur Morris came with Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Waterbury, Mrs. Robert
c. Black, wearing gown Of pale lilac
chiffon, was welcomed by many friends.
and with her was Mrs. Frank Rice, who
wore white chiffon with a hat to corre-
spond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Berwind came
over from Minden. their villa In East
Hampton. f. Coster Wilmerding was
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred e. Schermer-
horn, with whom he is staying. Mrs.
Schermerhorn wore gown of beige
chiffon crepe and a hat OF black topped
WIN paradise plumeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Connfelt,
who rarely appear on the main beach
were there with their small daughter
Enid Connfelt. Mr.. and Mrs Rodney
Proctor also were IN the gathering She
wore a gown Of cobalt blue taffeta and
hat of flame colored straw wreathed
with poppies.
Henry s. Hooker was with Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. l.. Rutherfurd, whose guest
he is for a few days. Mrs. J. Francis
Sullivan, recently arrived from Radner,
Pa. was accompanied by her daughters,
the Misses Frances and Elaine Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Earle Stevens were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Anson NJ Beard.
Mrs. Stevens was dressed in white Mrs.
Beard wore gown of white taffeta
trimmed with diagonal ruffies OF the
same material, a black lace hat and car
ried parasol of rose colored taffeta.
Lieut.. Gianni Bettini and Preston Glib
son were with Prince and Princes Ros-
pigliosi.
One. of the Notable Costumes.
Mrs. Howard Brokaw wore one of the
notable costumes Of the day. 1t was OF
organdie with Persian design of reds
browns blues and yellows on an ecru
ground. and her hat was of henna col
ored straw
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman d. Kountz were
among the gathering. accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Kountz,
who will be introduced to society next
winter. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ogden
Bacon. who are at the Irving House for
the month, also were at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel c. Sands gave
shore luncheon to-day at Flying Point,
the menu consisting OF fish, Holsters
ke,
! cooked on the spot. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene S. Reynal, Mrs. Irwin A. Powell,
Mrs. Clendenin J. Ryan. Assistant At
torney- General and Mrs. W. w. Hoppin
and Herbert Smlthers were among their
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan S. Ellsworth
will give dinner at the Meadow Club on
August 90.
Mrs. George T. Maxwell will give
talk on palmistry next Thursday night
at Villa Mile Fiori, the summer home Of
Mr. and Mrs Morgan O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett r. Kip, who are
at Massena. their country place in Bar-
rytown, n. ". will come here for tennis
week to be with Gen. and Mrs Hoppin.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun,
president OF the Woman's National
Foundation. will give a talk tomorrow
afternoon in Memorial Hall on the aims
an informal gathering to which the COM
munity is invited.
Luncheons mt Golf Club.
Luncheons were given to-day at the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club by Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. L. Rutherfurd, Col. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. DR.. and Mrs.
Norman +. Ditman. Mr.. and Mrs Alfons
p. villa, Miss Elise +. Rice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Peabody. Miss Rice's
luncheon was for Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Dierks, and among her other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. James G. Barr. Mr..
and Mrs. James t. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Clifford Towar, Mr.. and Mrs. Landon
Humphreys, Henry Sprcul. Jr.. w. Scott
Cameron and l.. Gordon Hamersley.
Mr. w Butler Duncan Is at the
Meadow Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aster Bristed
and Miss Symphorosa Bristed will come
from Lenox next week to be at the
Irving House.
! An invitation concert was given to-
night in the Art Museum through
Samuel L. Parrish in compliment TO the
Southampton Choral Society. which each
year gives oratorios. The artists were
the same as were heard at the concert
last Friday in Memorial Hall. and the
programme was mucn lne same, Will
the addition OF organ solos played by
| Francis Moore.
Among the members OF the Society
arc Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Terry Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
William III. Halsey. Mr. and Mrs. David
j. Gilmartin. DIR. and Mrs. g. III.
SchenciS. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Cor
with. Miss Jeanette Halsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rensselaer, y. Dayton. the Rev
George Rexford. DIR. and Mrs. John II,
\ Nugent, Mr.. Louis Simmons, Miss Olive
Jaeger. Mr. and Mrs ]. Augustus Hill
dreth. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. White
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Corwith and
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee.