The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Society Goes to
Beach After Tennis
at Southampton
Yachting Parties Return From
Varsity Races at New Lon
dOn-ArrivalS at Resort.

! Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y. June e5.-The
! largest number of sojourners thus far
this season are here to-day, some for
the week end, but most of them for the
season. The tennis courts at the
Meadow Club all were taken this morn
ing and after their regular sets were
bathing beach. While there was a fine
surf, 1t took more than ordinary en-
durance to stay long in the sea with
water temperature of 56 degrees.
! Some of those who were at the beach
had just returned from the varsity races
at New London Among these were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Harding of Boston,
who went to the races on board their
yacht the Jada. In their party were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Stewart Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. Newell w. Tilton. Mrs. Walker
wore an effective costume OF Wedgwood
blue linen embroidered with white.
carrying a huge Japanese umbr ella.
Mrs. Tilton wore a costume of ecru pom
gee with wide panels of navy blue silk
and hat of black straw wreathed with
| nasturtiums. She carried her black
Pomerian. Others in the gathering at
don were DR. and Mrs. Norman E. Dit
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir de Rham,
Mr.. COLES j. Coe. Mr.. Lawrence 3. Van
Ingen, Miss Katherine Van Ingen, Mr..
James A. Blair, Jr.. Mr.. Jay Coogan
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Parish Lee.
Groups of Non-Bathcrs.
There were groups of non-bathers un-
der bright colored umbrellas placed
along the beach. In one group were
Mrs John Wolfe. Mrs. Ernest r. Hudson,
Mrs. Esmond p. O'Brien and Mrs.
Charles L. Mitchell. Mrs Joseph Palmer
Knapp came to the beach with her guest.
Miss Emma Noe, a protege of Mrs. E
Henry Hartman, who at one time sang
with the Chicago Opera. In a group
near by were Mrs. Goodhue Livingston,
Jr., Miss Florence Johnson and Miss
Betty Thompson.
Mrs. Alfred E. Schermerhorn who
came to look on, wore costume of white
linen embroidered with black and a hat
of black erin. She carried a Japanese
umbrella. of black, ornamented with
large figures of gold and red. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox and Mr.. and Mrs
Alfonso Villa and Miss Estelle O'Brien
were in another of the groups.
Others at the beach were Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner Brown, with whom were Mr..
Milton S. Berger, who had come from
Newport; Mr. Thomas Bealle Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ. Fleitmann. Jr.
Marshall j. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Bache Pratt, Mr.. A. D. b. Pratt, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Livingston Waterbury, Mr..
Harry Pelham Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Couper Lord, Mr. Ernest Thomson, Ir.
and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick c. Perkins. Messrs
Dliyar parin Rohartcon Il
Gordon Douglas and Philip Hiss
Mrs. Newbold Edgar. who has been
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Steuart
Davis, will start early next week to be
at the Chatham Arms. Chatham. Mass,
with hdr daughter. Mrs. Henry Sanford.
others in the Colony.
Mr.. a7d Mrs Ambrose Ely Chambers.
who were married in Boston last April.
arrived here tonight from New London
to be with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. p.
F'lewerllen Chambers. who are at Bon
Acre, their house in First Neck Lane.
Mr.. Chambers was graduated from the
Harvard Law School last week. Mrs.
Walter Cutting has among her guests
her sister, Mrs. Henry Bishop, and also
her daughter Mrs Russell A. Hibbs.
Mrs. J. Russell Solely has returned to
ltI N4lld ll soHlIlHtCONh lliis lOI d lew
days.
Mr. and Mrs A. Stewart Walker.
after passing two months In England
and France. came here two days ago
for the rema inder OF the season. Mrs.
Van Ingen and Miss Van Ingen are here
for a brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Philips II. Thompson at Red Top Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Mellon gave
dinner tonight at Villa Maria. Mr.. J.
Gordon Douglas is here from Newport
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Morrison Carnegie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Perrin. who for
many years have been identified with
Newport, have taken house here for
the season. Mr. T. Markoe Robertson
is one OF their guests.
Mrs. Fairfax Stuart Landstreet will
not open the Root cottage this summer
She will arrive July l with her daugh-
ter Miss Mary Davis Landstreet, to be
with her brother. Mr.. Thomas B. Davis,
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