The New York herald., 1921-07-29

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, L. l., July 2s-This
colony Is much interested in the concert
to be given tomorrow night in Memo
rial Hall in aid Of Misery-sur-somme,
the French village which was adopted
two years ago by Southampton. The
proceeds will be shared with the South
ampton Ouvroir. which each month
sends box OF garments to the needy
villagers across the sea. The artists of
the concert OF tonight, which will be
the first of two. will include Nine.
Berthe Era, dramatic soprano; Amund
Sjovik. a Norwegian basso. and J..
Piastro Borissoff young Russian vio-
linist Francis Moore, who Is the or
ganist at st. Andrews Dune Church
during the summer, will be the accom-
panist.
The concert has been arranged by
Louis Simmons. After It Mrs. Thomas
II. Barber will give an Informal recep-
tion and supper for the artists and some
Of her friends at Claverack House, her
suf1ixer home In Halseys Neck lane.
Among the girls who are to serve as
ushers are Misses Katherine Van Ingen,
Betty Thompson, Cornelia Livingston,
Helen Trevor and Helen Lee.
This concert will not interfere with
any plans made for the dance tomorrow
night at the Sninnecock Hills Golf Club.
There seems TO be no end of novelties
for the village street fair Of August ~.
Countess Maria Kallmina. widow of a
Russian General slain In battle, who Is
here for the summer. has offered to ar
range a tent under which will be served
from an ancient samovar tea In true
Russian style. AS the Countess is quite
an artist, she will decorate this tent in
side and out with characteristic paint
ings. She will wear a gorgeous Rus
sian court costume, richly jewelled and
embroidered, and will have the assist
ance of Mrs. Rawson l.. Wood in selling
cigarettes and other commodities for
smokers.
wonder Tree for children.
feature of much interest to children
will be the wonder tree, which will be
the gift OF little Samkins Thomas, grand
son of the late Samuel Thomas and son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Thomas. who
have an apartment for the season at the
irving House. The lads mother will go
to town early next week to purchase toys
and other knickknacks which will be
Mrs. Edward p. Mellon acted as hos
tess this afternoon at the buffet lunch
con served at the Shinnccock Hills Golf
Cub. where there were fully one hun
dred persons.
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortright left to-
day for New York and later will go to
the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ T.. Rutherfurd
have taken II. w. Brush's North Cottage,
where they will arrive tomorrow.
Arrivals Mt Irving House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ogden Bacon OF
New York will arrive at the Irving
House tomorrow.
Mr.. ana Mrs Edward Davis OF Tuxedo
PARK and Robert Hinckley of washing
ton are at the Irving House.
Mrs. Henry p. Coe gave a luncheon
to-day at the National Golf Club. while
her daughter, Miss Rosalie Coe, had
some of her young friends for luncheon
at the Apple Tree.
Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay and his son,
Mr.. John w. Mackay. will arrive from
Harbor Hill, f,oslyn, tomorrow and VIII
ioin r. l.. Holbrook Belts at the Clovers
for a month.
Among those giving dinners on sat
irday night are Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gallatn Of Kent Cottage.