The New York herald., 1921-08-21
LARGEST THRONG OF WEEK SEES
SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS GAMES
New Arrivals Increase Summer
Colony-Numerous Dinners
at Meadow Club.

Special Despatch TO IIIH NEW YORK HERALD.
Southampton, n. y. Aug. 20.-The
summer colony was increased by many
visitors to-day. which made the gather
ing for the tennis tournament at the
Meadow Club the largest OF the week.
Among the new arrivals were Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Astor. who came from
Newport yesterday on the Nourmahal,
which is at anchor in Peconic Bay.
With them are Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Potter Russell. Mr.. Henry White. WHO
with Mrs. White is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. was at
1 the tennis games with his hostess Mrs
Arthur M. Dodge, who arrived yesterday
/ from Weatogue. Conn. was with Mr..
| and Mrs Marshall J. Dodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Howland Hunt came with
DR.. and Mrs. Norman u. Ditman.
With so many visitors there were op-
portunties enough to give large din
ners, some of them being at the Meadow
Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre de Coppet had
one of tho largest dinners, their guests
being seated at one long table on the
veranda of the club. In their party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs Lyttleton Fox, Mr.. and Mrs
John Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles a.
Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charming r, Wiley Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Dixon. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregorie Izwolski. Mr.. and Mrs
L. du Pont Irving, Mr.. and Mrs John
Alden Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eel
ham Robbins, Major and Mrs. Theron
r. Strong, Mr. and Mrs. S. Oakley Ven
der Poel Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Vie
tor, Mr.. and Mrs. James t. Terry, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Farnum, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jay Gould. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Stewart Walker. Mrs. Rawson L.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mellon,
Prince and Princess F. Rospigliosi. DR..
and Mrs. Henry James. Mrs. Arentz
| Humphreys, Mrs. Dixon Wright, Mrs.
Jewett King. Miss Beatrice Pratt. Miss
Louise Ceballos. Messrs. Fuller Potter.
Albert A. Brennan, Murray Hoffman,
| T. Gailard Thomas I'd. and Riley Miles.
Dinner for Miss Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan S. Ellsworth had
another of their dinners at the club, their
| guests being at one table in the main
| dining room. 1t was for their daughter,
Miss Florence Ellsworth. and some Of
the younger members of the colony. In
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sheffield
Cowles. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Casimir de
1 EtHaIIl, MT. anu MIS-. IOOdiluG lliNllib SlOiiy
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Landon,
Miss Florence Loew, Lord Burghesh Of
England. also several young men and
women who have been included at most
/ OF the entertainments of the season.
Mrs. =. A. Valentine gave dinner at
| her villa to celebrate the eighteenth
birthday of her son, Anderson Valentine,
and for some of his young friends. among
whom were the Misses Betty Condor.
\ Barbara Brown, Helen Rice, Katherine
Vernon Brown, Gladys Olcott, Betty
| Stettinius. Dorothy Iselin and Patty
Pease Messrs Henry. John and Lement
Harris, Holland Potter, Gerald Krech,
Frederick NJ. Davies. Perry Pease. Curtis
| Perkins, Irwin A. Powell, Avery Clark.
| Columbus O'Donnell Iselin, Clarence
Whitman. Francis Almirall. George
Lainlbcer. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Will
lam Austin. Finley p. Dunno. Jr., Patrick
| III. Morgan and Richard Trirnble, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenbroeck Terhune gave
| a dinner at Schermerhorn House Tor Mr..
and Mrs. j. Theus Munds their guests
including DR.. and Mrs. Flewellen Cham
bers. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Breeze, Mr..
and Mrs Charles II. Higgins. Mrs. James
4 O. Barr. John Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha G. Tower, Miss Estelle O'Brfen.
| Miss Elise Rice and Edward Mcllwaine'
| Mrs. Irwin a. POWELL u hoasNse.
/ Mrs. Irwin A. Powell gave a dinner
| at Nestoria, her villa, for Gen. GeorSe
+. powney. u. s. A.. and Mrs. powney.
! other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| a. Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Has
| kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso ?. villa, Mr.
1 and Mrs. ID. Raft Richardson. Mrs
\ Clendenin ]. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
4. Felter and Thomas Beall Davis.
/ The rendezvous for all these dinners
afterward was at the Meadow Club.
where thew Joined members of ether
/ dinner parties.
Much satisfaction was expressed az
| the outcome Of the village street fair
| when this morning at the Meadow Club
| Edward p. Mellon. who acted as treas
urer. announced that the net profits
| were $4,000. This sum will be applied
| TO certain needs Of the Southampton
Hospital.
| II was also announced that in adj
dition to this sum. apart from the fair
| receipts George Barton French was In
| possession nf checks for more than
| sf1 900 sent TO him last week. which viii
be used by the executive committee for
necessary additions and repairs to the
| hospital. The largest check was Tor
$4,000.
| Harry Cushing, Jr.. and Worthington
| Davis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| Hine Johnson at Agawam cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Jameson gave
| a buffet luncheon to-day at Edgar House
FOR some OF the tennis players.
| Miss Lucy Hunt of Mount Kisco AMI
Miss Esther Mccullough of Hall Farm.
North Bennington. VT. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Lucien II. Tying at ne
| Shadows.