The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
Large Crowd to See
Miss Lenglen Play
at Southampton
French Tennis Champion to
Appear in Exhibition Game
Next Monday.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, Sept. IAN
nouncements We're sent out to-day by
the tennis committee of the Meadow
Club regarding the Forthcoming appear
ance on the tennis courts of the club OF
Miss Suzanne Lenglen on the afternoon
o. Labor Day. next Monday. All money
received for admission will be turned
over to the American Committee for
Devastated France and all members OF
the Meadow Club who intend to witness
the matches will be requested TO make
contribution at the gate of $3.50 for
each subscriber or house guest. The
general public will be charged $3.50 fer
admission. Members and subscribers
ueing the club that day but not intend
ing 70 witness the exhibition are re-
ouested to register their names at the
gate.
the reservations already made and the
tickets sold assure a large crowd for
MISS Lenglen's exhibition.
While here Miss Lenglen and her
mother will be entertained at the home
OF George Warrington Curtis. Other
members Of her party will be at the
Meadow Club.
Most Of the entertainments of to- day
nave been for younger members OF so
ciety.
A fair and sale in aid of the Fresh
Air Fund OF Southampton was held this
afternoon at East Knoyle, Mrs. Marshall
Russell's villa in First Neck lane. In
charge We're several very young misses
or the summer colony. who were a.
tables placed on the lawn. where were
SOLO toys fancy goods and attractive
articles. The patrons were mainly heir
older relatives who wished to help the
children raise good sum for the work.
The small pony which Mrs. James w.
Gerard drew at the village street fair OF
/ fortnight ago was paraded on the lawn
for the amusement Of the crowd. In
advance of the sale Miss Audrey Davies
gave luncheon for her young friends,
including the Misses Ann Nicholas.
Betty Gerard, Theodore and Louise Bar
tow, Barbara Babcock, Louise Victor,
Alice Winthrop and Betty Shevlin. the
last mentioned being the daughter OF
Mrs. Russell
\ dance was given tonight in the
tea house on the grounds Of the Meadow
Club by Miss Ellin Mackay and Miss
CorneEa Livingston, whose guests num-
bered sixty OF the younger members of
the summer colony. II was altogether
Informal. as neither Miss Mackay nor
Adss Livingston has been introduced to
.Gfiety.
Among dinners to be given tomorrow
hight at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
will be one by Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ.
Fleitmann, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. AM
brose Ely Chambers, who have been
passing most of the summer with DR.. and
Mrs. p. Flewellen Chambers. 1t will be
a farewell to their friends in Southamp-
ton, as their stay here will come to an
end after Labor Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers will return to their home in
Boston, where they were married last
April
Other dinners OF tomorrow night will
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Proc
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian w. Gerard.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd, who
has been In New York for several days,
is returning tonight to Windymere.
| Mr. and Mrs. L. Stuart Wing are com
ing on Saturday to pass the holiday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Frech.