New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-02
Trailing Organ in
Seeger Van Amuses
Southampton Folks
Motor Tourists With Taste
for Music Entertain at
Col. Thompson's Cottage;
Armours to Sail for Home
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 1.-The en-
tertainment at Fairlawn, to which Colo
mel and Mrs. Robert Means Thompson
invited some of their friends yesterday
afternoon, proved to be delightful and
novel affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Seeger, who are living in the art vii
lage on Shinnecock Hill in the trailer
which serves them as home in their
motor trip from the Pacific Coast,
played wide range of compositions,
to the delight of the guests.
During the first part of the program,
which was given in the drawing-roon
of the Thompson villa on Lake Aga
wan, Mrs. Seeger, who is violinist,
played to ner husbands piano accom-
paniment. Then the. guests went to
the lawn, where they found the trailer
and heard Mr.. Seeger explain how it
had served SIS home in the recent
coast-to-coast motor journey. Mr..
Seeger, who is a brother of the late
Alan Seeger and composer, writer and
lecturer on music, having once been the
mead of the music department in the
University of California, accompanied
his wife on the little organ which they
take with them in the trailer. After
the concert tea was served in an elabo-
rately decorated tent which the host
had brought from Egypt.
Among the guests were the Mareuise
De Fraysseix- Mazieres, Major and Mrs.
Thereon r. Strong, Mrs. James Earle
James L. Barclay, Dr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Reyes, Miss Keyes, Mrs. George G.
Dewitt, Mrs. Henry Asher Robbins, DR..
and Mrs. Louis Livingston Seaman,
Mrs. Samuel Thorne, Mrs. Thomas H.
Barber, Samuel Fl. Parrish, Mrs. John
r. Abney, Miss Hetty Parrish, James
c. Parrish, Colonel and Mrs. Henry
May, Mrs. Frederick H. Belts, Miss
Zella DeMilhau, Mrs. Robert Hinckley,
Miss Gladys Hinckley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Burial Hoffman, Mrs. Edward
r. Thomas. Mrs. Morgan ]. O'Brien,
Miss Estelle O'Brien, DIR. and Mrs. P.
Flewellen Chambers, Mrs. George Bar
ton French, James L. Breese, Mrs. Fred
erick A. Snow, Mrs. William C. Gull
liver, Mrs. j. Russell Solely, Mrs.
Charles M Connfelt, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Langdon Shredder, Mrs. Chester Girls
void, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s. Rowland.
Mrs. Eugene H. Pool, Mrs Pierce But
Ter, Mrs. Henry James, Mrs. Dudley
Olcott, Mrs. Cort vanderlinden, Mrs.
Alfonso Villa, Mrs. George T. Maxwell,
Robert P. Gray, Mrs. Thomas L. Felt
ner. Henry E. Coe, Mrs. A. Stewart
Walker, John F. Harris and Miss Janet
Henderson.
Miss Lisa Stiilman gave q luncheon
at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club to-
day.
Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar is ex-
pected at the Irving House this week
end from Chatham Bars Inn, Chatham,
Mass ME- Edgar will return from
Europe in October. He will go to
Tuxedo upon his arrival. Mrs. Edgar
will join him there.
Mrs. Gerald O'Conner, of New York.
who has been at the Irving House, has
taken the Guldi cottage for September.
have been, occupying the cottage all
summer up to their departure this
week for Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip D. Armour, who
havs been abroad for several months,
will sail for home on the AqGitania
Saturday. They will come here to be
with Mr.. Armour's mother Mrs. p. A.
Valentine, soon after arriving in New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Livingston Sea-
man, who have been visiting Mrs. Sam
tei lhorHe SL hAlaEney, uepAfled Tor
New York to-day. They will go
thence to Newport, where they will
visit Miss Martha Goldman.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert entertained
ct luncheon to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard will
give a luncheon ut Meadow Mere on
Saturday.
Mrs. Edward R. Thomas. who has
been at the Irving House for the sum-
mer, departed for New York to-day to
ioin her husband Their son, Sam
kits Thomas, will remain here another
nj b. Mrs. Thomas will return later.