The New York herald., 1921-08-31

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, l.. J., Aug. 80. -
Friends of Samuel L. Parrish, who ar
rived hers this morning after passing
several months in Europe. gave him
welcome home in which practically all
southampton joined Mr.. Parrish has
been for many years a great benefactor
to Southampton. having founded the
museum here as well as the Memorial
Hall opposite the Southampton Hospital
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber. who for a
long time has been identified with the
summer life here, arranged the welcome
as a surprise to Mr.. Parrish. and she
with his relatives and neighbors gath
cred at his house in Main street. In the
centre of the village, TO greet him as he
| arrived in his automobile from the rail-
road station.
On his way from the station Mr.. Par
rish had a guard of honor OF village
policemen mounted on their motor
cycles. headed by Osman Lane. Chief Of
Police.
When he arrived at his home to find
the deputation awaiting him he was
quite overcome. but found a word for
every one. In the gathering we're mis-
brother and sister, James Cresson Par
IRISH and Miss Hetty Parrish. Other
memhers or his family included Mrs
Robert Peabody Miss Lee, Mrs. Outer
bridsc Horsey and Mrs. James Parrish
Lee.
Many Friends Present.
Among his many friends present in
the gathering were Mr. and Mrs John F.
Barwind, who came over from Bridge
hampton alr. and Mrs. Rodney Proctor
Col. ard Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. Alexan-
der l.. Morton, Mrs. Henry Asher Rob-
bins, Miss Julia Forster, DR.. Hugh Hal
sey. Mrs. Alfred e. SchermeIhorn, DR..
and Mrs. T. F'lewelen Chambers, Miss
Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams Dix,
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Gilmartin. Miss
Gilmartin, d. j. Gilmartin, Jr. Frank
4. Burling, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Emery
Terry, Harvey Robinson, DR.. Albert II.
Eley, Miss l.. r. -. Thayer, Mrs Nell
son L. Robinson, Mrs. Alexander Hen
derson. Timothy A. Gilmartin, Mr. ard
Mrs. Frank II. Corwith, Dr. John IT.
Nugent, Mrs John y. Corrigan, Mrs
William 7. Donnelly and Marshall Hay
Mr.. Parrish who arrived on La
Lorraine, viii remain here until late au-
tumn. His nephew and niece. Charles
G. Lee and Miss Clara H. Lee, who were
with him In Europe, arrived to-day in
New York on the Olympic and will soon
Join their parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
Il. Lee. at Grassmere.
Announcement was made to-day that
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen will play in ex-
hibition matches at the Meadow Club on
the afternoon of Labor Day. The match
receipts will be given to the Devastated
France Fund. In which Miss Anne Nor
gan is greatly interested. The general
admission that day will be $3.50. al
though for the regular members and
summer subscribers of the club tho cost
will be one dollar less. Lyttleton Fox i
chairman Of the tennis committee Of the
Meadow Club. The other members in
ciude James Parrish Lee. Louis Dupont
Irving, w. w. Hoppin and Walter L.
Niles.
Mrs. James T.. Barclay gave a
luncheon to-day at Breakers Ahead
Col. and Mrs. Robert Means Thomp-
son have invited few friends to-mor-
row afternoon TO hear the Trailing
Music" Of Constance and Charles Seeger
In the garden of their villa. Fair Lawn
To Dance In Ten House.
Misses Cornella Livingston and Ellin
Macksy arc giving a dance on Thursday
the Meadow Club. Their guests VIII in
clude younger members Of the summer
colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Cochran OF
Englewood, n. y. will come here on
Thursday and will be at the Gables for
the autumn.
The Misses Hope and Curgie winches-
ter have come from the Adirondacks
camp of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T.. Pratt
10 Join Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Albert Pease. Tr,
Miss Patty Pease and Perry Rodgers
pease, who have been here for month.
are returning tomorrow TO Bethpage,
their summer home In Hampstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dix, who have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Howard Townsend. will return to-rnor-
row TO Mount kisco.
4 fair and sale for fresh air home
will be held on Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Miss Betty Shevlin, one OF
the juniors OF the summer colony. She
Is the daughter of Mrs. Marshall H.
Russell and at the sale viii have the
assistance OF the Misses Audrey Davies
Ann Nicholas. Theodore and Louise
Barlow. Barbara Babcock. Alice Win
throp. Betty Gerard and Louise Victor
all OF them her summer companions In
advance OF the fair luncheon will be
given by Miss Audrey Davies az the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Frederick
Martin Davies.
Dinners win be given on Friday night
at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club by
Col and Mrs. Henry May. Mr. and Mrs.
Ten Broeck Terhune and Miss Ruth
Moller.