The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Tennis Centre of Interest
at Southampton This Week
Players to Be Entertained at Dinners in Meadow Club
and Several Homes-Project to Build
Memorial to Soldiers.

son washburn, Vincent Richards. Will
lam e. Davis, Howard and Robert Kin
sey. Merrill Hall. Harold Beekman, and
also members of the Australia sian. Eng
lish and Danish teams.
There Is under way n project to build
a memorial to soldiers of Southampton
who lost their lives during the war. and
for the purpose of raising funds for II a
concert will be given tomorrow night In
the Garden Theatre. and II will be the
first of series OF entertainments for
this purpose. The character OF the me-
mortal has not yet been determined. The
artists for tomorrow night will be Nine.
Marguerite Namara of the Chicago
Opera Rafaelo Diaz Of the Metropolitan
Opera; Barnardo. barytone, one time
with the Boston Opera Company, and
Henry Souvaine. solo pianist Francis
Moore. who Is organist OF st. Andrews
Dune Church during the summer. will be
the accompanist. There will be varied
programme and II will have a local in
terest as one of the songs to be sung
Amber" has been composed by Elizabeth
Mitchell. who is Mrs. Charles T.. Mitchell.
Identified for some years witt: the sum-
mer life of Southampton Mr. Diaz also
will sing songs OF Mr.. Moore and. with
Mr.. Olshansky, the great duo from La
Forza del Destino.' Mime. Namara's
numbers will include Loeb Lomond," /"
arranged by Fritz Kreisler: the Balla-
tella from "Pagliacci." songs of Grieg
and Sibella. She will sing the duo from
the first act OF "Boheme" with Mr.. Diaz.
and the last number on the programme
will be the trio from Faust" Mr.. Sou
vaine will play compositions by Chopin,
Arensky. Granger, as well as some of
his own compositions
Among the BoxhoIders.
Among those who have secured boxes
or seats are Col and Mrs. Robert
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs Stephen II. p.
Pell. Clarence II. Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Leary, Mrs. Edward Van Ingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas. Mr..
end Mrs. Jerome ". Bonaparte. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cummings Barr, Mrs.
Robert G. Black. Mr. and Mrs L. z.
Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harper
Benedict. Mrs. Clarence Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank III. Corwith. Mr. and Mrs.
George Barton French, Frank Burling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Z. woodhouse,
Mrs. Russell H. Hoadley. Mrs. John A.
Herrick, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Mitchell and Miss Julia Foster. After
the concert Mrs George Leary will give
supper for the artists at Hawthorne
Houee.
With all that Southampton offers by
way of outdoor life with sea bathing,
fishing, golf and lawn tennis, there al
ways seems TO be time for art and mu-
sic. The exhibition OF portraits and re-
cent drawings by Albert Sterner In
Memorial Hall just ended has been
viewed by hundreds of this colony and
OF the Hamptons. Mr.. Sterner yester-
day added 70 the receipts OF the Village
Street Fair through the wash silhouettes
he made and his orders In advance kept
the artist well occupied. giving TO each
sitter half an hour. There Is 10 be held
in Memorial Hall. beginning on Aug. 20,
an exhibition Of portraits by the young
American painter Julian Lamar, who
was graduated from the u. 8. Military
Academy at West Point and who Is the
only portrait painter Of to-day grad
uated from that institution, II will be
remembered That at one time during his