The New York herald., 1921-08-05
Exhibition of Sterner's Portraits
Attracts 7hr0ng at Southampton
Princess Rospig'liosi Gives
Luncheon at Home for
Mrs. William Post.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON l.. l.. Aug. 4.--The
largest gathering here to-day was in
Memorial Hall for d reception and tea
given by Mrs. A. Stewart Walker and
Mrs. Newell W. Tiltou. for the private
view OF recent portraits and drawings
by Albert Sterner OF New York The
walls Of the hal were completely COW
cred with Mi. Steiner's works. He re-
ceived with Mrs. Walker and Mrs Tilton.
The portraits were in pastel and
among them were those OF William X.
Vanderbilt. VINO now is in France Mrs.
Harold Sands. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Stuyvesant Chanler. Prince Il. Rospi-
gliosi the Marquis de Buenavsta, Theo-
dore Steinway. Jasper Yeates Brnton Of
Philadelphia and also one of Mrs. Walk
er. The pastels of Mr.. Sterner approach
the vitality of oil paintings and with
his well known chalk drawings lie re-
wives the charming vogue OF ancient por-
trait drawing. Next Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Stcrner will give a talk IN the hall
on art.
Among he guests Of the afternoon
We're Mrs Frederic H. Betts. Mrs Rus
sell. Mrs. Charles u. Mitchell, Mrs Har-
~ l. Miller. Mrs. Alvin w, Krech. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick A. Snow, Mrs
Charles r. Henderson, Miss Henderson,
Mrs. w. W. Hoppin, Col and Mrs. Henry
May, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas B. Pratt Mrs.
Charles A. Dana. Mrs. Albert Gallatin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Francklin. Miss
Doris Francklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T.. Coe. Miss Rosalie Coe, Mr. and Mrs.
James l. Barclay, Mrs Robert Walter
Mrs. Joseph r. Dilworth, Prince and
Princess Francesca Rospigiiosi
Others present We're Mrs. Reginald
F'incke. Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. Ed
ward van Ingen. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bur-
rail- Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Crfttenden Calhoun. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
hue Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
ii. +. Pell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Morice
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nj. Connfelt. Mr.
and Mrs. George Barton French. Mr.
and Mrs. Steuart Davis Miss Laura V.
Day, Mrs. George T. Maxwell. Mr. ard
Mrs James &. Barr Mrs. Irwin A.
| Powell. Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brien, Mrs. j.
Henry Haggerty, Ir. and Mrs. Henry
James. Mrs. Stuart p. Preston. Mrs.
Duncan S. Ellsworth. Miss Florence
Ellsworth. Mrs. Edward X. Thomas, Mrs.
Stephen Peabody, Mrs. John Alden Tai
bot, Mrs. 7. a. Valentine and Gilbert
| Francklyn.
Make Ready for Fair.
Under the direction of Mrs. John
Wolfe, some of the young men OF the
colony started out this afternoon to bill
the town and surrounding villages with
circulars setting forth the attractions
OF the forthcoming village fair of Au-
gust l. for the benefit OF the Southamp-
ton Hospital. Among Mrs. wolfe's help
ers were Finley p. Dunno. Jr., Glen
denim J. Ryan. Jr., Henry Harding and
Irwin A. Powell.
Princess Rospigliosi gave a luncheon
to-day at Keewaydin for Mrs William
Post. who is at the Irving House
Among the guests were Mrs Henry May.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Barber. Mrs. James c.
Barr, Mrs. Charles Z. Miller Mrs
Newell w. Tilton and Mrs. f. Burial
Hoffman.
Mrs. George c. Dewitt gave a party
for children this afternoon at her villa
on Lake Agawam.
Mrs. Alvin W. Krech was the hostess
to-day at the buffet luncheon given at
the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club The
dining room was filled to its capacity.
In advance of the weekly dance at the
golf club tomorrow night col and Mrs.
Henry May are giving n dinner
Mrs X. Burial Hoffman will give
luncheon tomorrow for Mrs. Clarence
c. Calhoun of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell ~. Tilton are
giving dance on August IS.
Mrs Rawson L. Wood wil give d. din
ner at the Claridge on Saturday night.
Another dinner Of Saturda,. viii; be given
| by Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Dana at the
Dunes.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Proctor gave a
dinner tonight at Water MIN. where
they will also give one tJ-rlorrow.
j. w. Gerards to Entertain.
NJ and Mrs. James v. Gerard are
giving a luncheon next Sunday at Mea-
dow Mere
John A. Beach, a son OF Mrs Frederick
Q. Beach. is visiting Chs rles l.. Harding,
Jr.. at the Dolphins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Land
street, Jr., who were MARI led in Chand-
Ter. Ariz.. In March, have come from
Huntington, w. Va. to Writ his uncle.
Thomas Beall Davis. Miss Mary Davis
Landstreet. who has been in Elkins. W.
Va. will Join Mr. Davis next Monday.
Mrs. John NJ. l.. Rutherfurd, who with
Mr.. Rutherfurd arrived "s.re last week.
Is among tho latest recruits for the
village fair and she will preside at the
flower table dressed as flower girl in a
costume copied from an old PARTING.
Mrs. Jerome y. Bonaparte will give n
dinner on Saturday. afterward taking
her guests to the Meadow Cub dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Stuart Wing are with
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin w. Krech al Hodge
rows
Miss Grace Bristed will come hero
next week fom Lenox TO be with Mrs.
George I. Maxwell AT South Cottage.
Mrs. Joseph II. Dilworth. Mrs. w dc
I.ancey Kountze Mrs. Henry n. Rea
and Mrs. y. A. Valentine were the con-
tributors to a dance given last night
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