The New York herald., 1922-08-03
Southampton Girls
to Wear 1910 Garb
at the Street Fair
They Will Assist the Hat
! Booth Committee-Notes
From the Resort.

SOUTHAMPTON, y. ". Aug. New
features are being added daily to the
street fair which will be held at Agawam
Park on Friday. At the hat booth,
which is under the direction OF Mrs
George Ethridge OF East Hampton. the
girls assisting her will wear costumes
of 1870. Among them will be Misses
Maude and Michele Bouvier. Adele and
Virginia Ryan. Joan Whitney. Emily
Woods and Louise Lewis.
For the booth there have been dona-
tions OF the very latest styles in hats
suitable for summer. autumn or winter.
The booth will have unusual and artis-
tic decorations consisting OF nine panels
especially painted by Francis Hartman
Markoe representing the progress or
fashion from the time of Eve up through
the Victorian age to the period of the
modern fiapper.
Members of the committee acting with
Mrs. Ethridge as saleswomen are Mines.
James L. Ogden. Leonard NJ. Thomas.
James l.. Breese, w, Sergeant Bouvier.
Edgar Flippen. Edward Barber Scott
McLanahan, John A. Mccall. Charles
Carscallen. Henry w. Torney, William
V. Bouvier, Jr.. Robert Appleton, Francis
whitten, Paul Salembier, J. Hartley
Manners (Laurette Taylor), George
Schurman, w. Whitehead Gilfllan. FL
tinge Warner, Z. Clifford Potter, Fred
erick Bonner and John E. Berwind.
Decorating Booths.
Labors of the street fair committee
have been transferred to Agawam Park,
where nearly all the booths have been
finished by William Donnelly, and the
artistic touches are being completed
under the guidance of Mr.. Markoe, who
also has designed the layout of the
grounds. The booths will be gay with
their decorations Of green. red and vel
low. The panels, most of which have
been painted at Darena. the villa of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barton French,
will be put in place tomorrow.
Mrs. Percy H. Stewart, who has or
ranized the Tombola of the fair, held a
reception this afternoon at Seaward
her villa on the dunes. to introduce to
her friends Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gar
ratt of England, who are here for the
summer. Mr.. Garratt received the gold
medal at the Paris Salon of 1921 for his
picture, ''The King Yeoman." and he
Will paint a portrait of some Southamp-
ton sojourner for the benefit of the fair
of her special committee and others in
terested In the Southampton Hospital,
the beneficiary of the fair, and there
also were displayed several hundred
beautiful gifts that will be placed in
the Tombola. The shares are being
sold at 81 each, and they includes prizes
OF from a trip to Bermuda and back to
a ton of coal.
Some of the arrangements for the
marriage of Miss Alice Harding to Mr.
Robert Thompson. both of whom have
Leen here for the summer. have been
completed. The ceremony will take place
IN st. Johns Church. Beverly Farms.
Mass. on the afternoon of September
z, and the reception to follow will be
neld at the summer place of the brides
brother-n-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick H. Prince. Jr., in Prides
Mr.. Pell has selected for his best man
Asa Il. Davis, Jr. of New York. who
was his room mate at Harvard His
ushers VIII be Messrs. Albert Francke.
Jr Walden Pell I'd, a cousin; John H.
=. Peil, his brother; Samuel G. Hopkins,
Jr., another cousin Warren Corning os
Cleveland. Ohio. and Charles Cushman.
Daughter of w. r. G. Harding.
Miss Harding is daughter of William
y. q. Harding. president of the Federal
Reserve Board. Mr.. Pell is a grandson
and namesake of Col. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son, whose villa. Fairlawn on Lake Aga
wan, is one OF the oldest in the summer
colony.
Mr. Angler b. Duke has sent out inyi-
tatlons for dance at the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club on the night of August
~. which will end the festivities of lawn
tennis week
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McFadden after
brfef visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan S. Ellsworth, left TODAY
Tor their future home In Haverford pa
Mrs. Crimmins Jennings will arrive
tomorrow for visit with her aunt
Mrs. Morgan j. O'Erien, at Villa MiiIe
Fiore.
Mr.. Gerald Dempsey. fiance Of Mrs
Pierce Butler who has been at the villa
few days, will leave early Tomorrow
morning by the Sag Harbor boat and
will play during the afternoon in a polo
tournament at the Point Judith Club.
Narragansett Pier
Prince and Princess Francesca Ros-
pigliosi and Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davis
of Tuxedo Park arrived this afternoon
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stew
art Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hamilton
VIII arrive Tomorrow for visit with
Mr. and Mrs. George Leary at Haw-
tnorne House. Early next week they
viii go to Narragansett Pier
Mrs. Nina Larrey Duryea. who Is a
guest of Mrs. James Cummings Barr
at New Ipswich. ". H., will arrive In
Southampton in a few days to PASS
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