New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-27
Heat Wave Sends
Southampton Folks
Scurrying to Beach
Colony Is Busy Planning
Street Fair for August
IL and Committee Meets
With Mrs. p. b. Wyckoff
Spooioi Dispotch to 7,he T,ibu,,,

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, july 20
The beach to-day was crowded with
folks from the colony, Where thew nut
/ in most of their day. A heat wave
which has come to these parts has
made the beaches very popular. 1t is
now that the beach crowds are in full
swing and many will keep participating
in this refreshing sport throughout the
season.
The colony Is kept busy daily for the
coming village street fair on August IL
A meeting was held at the home OF
Mrs. Peter B.. Wyckoff in behalf Of
this fair yesterday. Many of the
members from the colony were present
Mrs. Wyckoff aand Mrs. Arthur B
Clafin presided. A settlement of many
discussions in regard to attractions OF
this fair was brought about Mrs
Joseph Palmer Knapp was added tc
the committee on arrangements and
decorations, including Mrs. A. Stewart
Walker and Mrs. John II. Morice
There will be another meeting hello
with Mrs. Wyckoff next Monday
Mrs. Vernon H. Brown is visiting
Morice.
Mrs. B. Sumner Welles left yester-
day for New York to join her brother.
Horatio Nelson Slater preparatory to
sailing for Europe this week. Mr.
Welles, who is at the State Depart
ment in Washington, will be unable
to accompany his wife. due to his
duties.
Mrs. William Evard Strong. who was
at the Irving, has gone to New
Mrs. Strong will go to Hot
Springs, Va.
Concert at Leonard Home
A concert will be given at the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Stephen Leonard in
Easthampton for the benefit of the
music settlement in New York Mem
cert. Albert R. Gallatin, of this place
who is one of the best of amateur
pianists, will play and Mrs. Leonard
and Mrs. David Heller will sing.
DR.. Edward Gilmore, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leary, left for New York and will leave
on the Aquitania Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Connfelt will give 8
luncheon at her home in ShinnecocA
Hills on Wednesday,
Count Casa-Eugia, guest of Mrs
George Leary, has gone to New York
Mrs. Craig McKarow will sail fol
England on the Adr1atlc, August 3.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp will give
a dinner at Ten Acres on Thursday
night.
Exhibition of Portraits
An exhibition Of portraits was helc
at the Memorial Hall yesterday after
| noon. Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Breess
assisted Boleslaw Jan Czedekowska. A
portrait was exhibited of Mrs. William
Deering Howe, who was Miss Polly
Brooks. Other portraits were ex
hibited of persons we'll known in New
York society.
At Redcroft, the summer home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Francklyn, a sale
of laces was held this afternoon These
laces were made by some of the
Indians living on the government
reservation at Shnnecock. Member.
of the colony patronized the SALE
| Miss Rosalie Coe assisted Mis-:
Francklyn and Miss Keyes. Amont
those that were at the sale were Mrs
Julian W. Robbins, Mrs. B. Ayma,
Sands, Princess De Braganza, Mrs
James l.. Barclay, Mrs. James w
Gerard, Mrs. Alexander H. Tiers, Mrs
| Schuyler Nelson Warren, Mrs. Arthu,
B. Clafin and Mrs. William Allen Put
nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson McCook Beart
| are in New York on a brief stay.