The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Hundred Dine at
the Orchard With
Mr.. and Mrs. BreeSe
Southampton Guests Also En-
joy Music and Dancing
Other Events.

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nnw YoRK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON, n. ", Aug. .19.---One of
the notable entertainments or an inter-
(, esting season was the dinner which Mr..
and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese gave
tonight at the Orchard, their place in
Hill street. a Colonial structure sur
rounded by extensive gardens and or
chards that give the name to the place
The oriveways were lined with gay col
ored lanterns, and the .illun1inations were
extended to the garders. where the paths
OF the Flower beds were marked in this
iashlon. The many colored lights tn
lensified the beauty of the surroundings
giving unusual prominence to the many
pieces of sculpture In the gardens.
The guests. numbering nearly. 100.
were seated at small tables in the dining
room, conservatory and green room
Among them were Mr., and Mrs Theron
x. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian f. Lar
KIN. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Snow,
col. and Mrs Henry May. Dr. and Mrs.
Norman E. Ditman. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
a. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt
Nicoll, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Potter
breese. Mr. and Mrs. Julian M. Gerard.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dierks. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Q. II. Pitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
sydney 5. Breese, Mr.. and Mrs Chan
hlng +. Wiley, Mr.. and 1rs. Louis Du-
nont irving, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Gif-
Iord Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w.
brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fl. p. Pell,
mr.. and Mrs. Il. Somcrvillc Voss, Mr.
ana Mrs. Ten Brock NJ Terhune, Mr..
ana Mrs. A. Stewart Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard M. Thomas
mere also were included the Duke
and Duchess De Richclieu. Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence McKeever Mille~.sIr and Mrs.
Joseph 3. Thomas, Mrs. Hoffman Miller,
Misses Ellin Maclfay and Ethel Potter.
Mrs: David Dows, Mrs. Postlethwaite
Sopn' Misses Annette Tilford. Frances
carpenter, Emelie Davies, Katherine
-aackay and Marienne McKeever.
Among the men We're DR. George A.
I1'Non. DR.. Joseph S. Wheelwright
Tiessrs. Raymond Maxwell, Angler b.
Duke. Richard Lounsberry. Reginald
B"ooks. W.. Scott Cameron. w. Butler
duncan, Jr. George Warrington Curtis,
John II. n. Potter. Ernest A. Thomson
Sllvic Villa. Paul Dr;.Y er. John Warner
Kenneth O'Brien. Leo Everett and J.
Harry Nasson.
Amateurs In Dances
Afs~w- dinner a few others came for
music s.ss, dancing In the Renaissance
Iooh, IN which Is built a large pipe or
sun. variety w2s added to the enter
lalnment by the dancing of Mr. Rreose,e
daughter and sons. Mrs Lawrence Me-
Newer Miller and Mcssrs. Sidney and
hopert Breese, whose ciogging is equal
= tfat OF many professional dancers
-nr. CHARLES McCann. a member of the
lalnt and Powder Club Of Baltimore
ssve some of his amusing songs and
SLOWS on grand opera
weekly dance at the Meadow
. iup to-nisht was one of the largest
mus far this season. bringing ont IN "A.
ditfon to the regular subscribers many
OF their friends here for over Sunday
Dinners at the cluo tonight were give,
Dy mr.. and Mrs. Walter r Tuckermar
MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Torney and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Fetner
Mrs. Leverett ,salstonstalI Miller rav,,
luncheon followed by bridge to-day NJ
ner piace IN Water Mill. Among her
guests were Mrs. Foffman Miller. Mrs
Breese Blossom, Mrs. Ernest q, Wac
ner. Mrs. George Leary and Miss
Frances Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin gave a
oance tonight at Dayberry Land. their
place In Peconic Fay. Their guests In
Guided the youngec members os the
colony.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brien gave
dinner tonight at Villa Mile, Fio-c
for Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clark and Mr..
Edmund Pizella. VINO came yesterday bv
motor from Elberon, n. ]. Mr.. Pizelia.
noted painter. now is at work on a
portrait of-Air. O'bc.en's granddaughter,
Miss Genevieve Fox
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian III. Larlxin viii
give luncheon tomorrow at Las
Allouttes for Mr.. Faul ID. Cravath. who
IS at the National Golf Club for a brief
visit.
Miss Deyo to Play.
Mines. Charles E. Mitchell, Frederi,
II. Betts. Goodhue Livingston, Thomas
II. Barber, Henry +. Coe. Alvin w
krech. George Barton French. George c.
De Witt and Reginald Fincke are
among those interested in the piano re.
cital which Miss ruth Deyo is. giving
tomorrow night in the Parrish Memorial
Hall. Among other numbers Miss DeyG
VIII play some Of her own piano ar
rangements OF Wacner's music.
After a, visit with his cousin Mrs.
John Innes Kane. in Bar Harbor, Mr..
A. Coster SchernierLorn has Joined mis-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred u
Schermerhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townshend Rem
nard and Mr.. and Mrs Whitney Kerno-
chan are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Rogers Benjamin at the Schermerhorn
Lake House.
Miss Gladys Kemp. who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN, has
gone to Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Grosvenvr are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. zen Brock M.
Terhunc. 80
Mr.. Philip Hiss. who recently returned
from Europe. Is with his son-tn- law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner J.
Gilsey. In Hampton Bays.
News was received here to-day that
a daughter was bc,n last Wednes iay In
New York to Mr.. and Mrs. Boughton
Cobb. son-in-law and daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Chauncey McKeeve~, who
are passing the summer here. Mrs. Cobh
was Miss Edith MeKeover. The girl win
be named Edith Ann.
Mrs. Edward l.. Keyes will give a re-
ception with music en- the afternoon ~
August 26 at her villa In Shinuecocly
Hills. Mrs. Henry NJ. Tiford and her
daughter. Miss Arrctte Tllford, are with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley @. Mortimer 1T
Pias-Ar-Lyn.
YACHTING AT NORTH SHORE.