New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Sun Draws Folks
At Southampton
Outdoor Sports
Golf Tournaments Open at
Meadow Club; Numerous
Dinners Are Held at Vii
las; Many Week-Enders
Special Dispatch to The Tr,buu Z,


SOUTHAMPTON, L. T., July 16.-The
good weather to-day brought numerous
Of the colony folk to the beach and to
all other out-of-door pleasures, along
with the numerous week-enders that
arrived Many witnessed the club tour
naments at the Meadow Club and then
went to the beach and in the evening
numerous dinners were given at the
clubs and villas.
The tournaments at the Meadow
Club were begun for the Lord and
Cameron cups. The entrants for the
Lord Cup, which was presented by
Mrs. j. Couper. Lord, were Mrs. Ed
mund S. Twining jr., Helen Trevor,
Helen Lee, Grace Wrenn, Florence
Johnson, Cornelia Livingston and Betty
Thompson.
The Cameron Cup, presented by w.
Scott Cameron, was competed for by
Richard Dilworth, Frederic Horne, T.
Gallard Thomas, Irwin A. Powell,
Goodhue Livingston jr., C. Carroll
Thomas, W. W. Hoppin jr., George W.
Saunders, W. Henry Sproul jr, A. C.
Coster Schermerhorn, Frank D. Shaw
I'd and George Crawford.
The third club dance of the summer
was held at the Meadow Club tonight.
Appointment has been made of host
ess committee for the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club dances. The commit
tee comprises Mrs. James Frederick M.
Davies, Alvin W. Krech, De Lancey
Kountze, Marshall j. Dodge, Thereon
Il. Strong, Lyttleton Fox, Clarkson Pot
ter, Claiming P. Wiley, Harold M. Wall,
j. Copley> Thaw, Edmund S. Twining
jr., Rufus L. Patterson, James Parrish
Lee, George Stuart Patterson and
Goodhue Livingston. Their duties will
continue throughout the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent S. Mulford gave
dinner tonight at their villa. Grape
vines, for General Charles I. De Be-
yoise, their guest for few days.
Among their other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry f. Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Oakley Van der Poel and Mrs. Irwin A.
Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, who
arrived from Newport yesterday, are
with DR.. and Mrs. Eugene II. Pool
where dinner was given them to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Reynal and
their family have arrived and are at
the Irving House.
Miss Junie Wise, sister of the
Duchess de Richelieu, is staying with
Mr. and Mrs James Cummiroa Parr 81
the Duer c6ttage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams Nissan
gave dinner at the Meadow Club to-
night. Other dinners tonight were
gwen by Attorney General and Mrs.
". W. Hoppin jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
byers and Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Terry.
MISS Dorine Arbuthnot, of England.
Is Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Maxwell A dinner was given last
evening to Miss Arbuthnot there.
Mrs. q. j. Byrne is staying at the
irving House. Among others stonpino
there are Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Mvers
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Tower, Mr.. and Mrs
J.: w. Bonapart, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sturs ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman D. Kountze, Mrs
d. 3., ~; ", De castro. Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Ihorne. Mrs. Frederick van Len
nep and Mrs. j. M. Pew jr.
Lawrence |. Grinnell is staying with
Appletrees. A"e
Mrs: Orson D. Mum gave dinner
tonight at the Arches for Mrs. David
I. Thompson, of Chicago. Among her
guests were: Mrs George f. Vietor
Mrs. George M. Dixon jr., Mrs. Dixon
wright, Mrs. Henry Mellon and Miss
Beatrice Pratt.