New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Arrangements for Affair
ON August 4 Well Under
Way, Being Directed
by Women's Committee
Dinner Dance Held
To Help Hospital
Large List of Entries for
Mixed Foursones at the
Shinnecock Hills Course
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
SOITTH MpTGN Til q

HE summer colony is now oc-
cupied with plans for the
street fair which is to take
place in Agawam Park August 4. A
meeting Of committees was held yes
terday in Colonial Hall of the Rogers
Memorial Library, Mrs. Arthur B.
Claflin presiding. Mrs. David Heller,
Of East Hampton, will be assistant
chairman to Mr.. Osmond o'Brien. In
charge Of the dancing.
Some Of those who attended saa
meeting yesterday were Mrs. Frederick
Martin Davies, Mrs. George Barton
French, Mrs. Edward Van Ingen, Mira.
Edmund S. Twining, Mrs. Lyttleton
Fox, Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas, Mrs. w.
De Lancey Kountze, Mrs. James L. og-
den. Mrs. George Ethridge, Mrs. Il. A.
James, Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell, Mre.
Marshall Dodge, Mrs. John Wolfe, Mrs.
William M. Grinnell, Mrs. Edward Hino
johnson, Miss Emily Davies, Mrs. Fin
ley Peter Dunno, Mrs Edward P. Mel
Ion and Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert
Mrs. George Barton French is chair
man Of the Midway Plaisance. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Frederick
Martin Davies, Miss Esther Murphy,
Mrs. Lawrence Dilworth. Mrs. William
B. Scaife, Mrs. J. G. Shepard, Mrs.
Finley Peter Dunno, Mrs. Grosvenor
Nicholas, Mrs. Edward jenkins, Mrs.
Albert Gallatin, Mrs. Clarkson Potter.
Mrs. J. c. Thaw, Mrs. E. K. Burnett,
Mrs. Phillips B. Thompson, Miss Betty
Thompson and Miss Jean Potter.
Dance Given as Benefit
For tuberculosis Hospital
The dinner dance to aid the Tuber-
cular Clinic of Harlem Hospital took
place at the Canoe Place Inn Satur-
day night and was a great success.
Among those who assisted toward its
success were Mrs. Arthur B. Clahin.
Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell, Mrs. j. Deni-
son Sawyer, Mrs. De Lancey Kountze
and Mrs, Clarkson Potter.
Mr.. Samuel L. Parrish and his niece,
Mrs. Robert S. Peabody, entertained at
a dinner last night for M. Emile Vii
lomin and M. Guilio Sabetta, acting
charge d'afiaires Of the Italian EN-
bassy in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Hamilton Brown.
who are with her mother, Mrs. Alexan-
der Harvey Tiers, at the latter's sum
mer home, A-Wee-a-Moor, in Meadow
Lane, are being congratulated on the
| birth of son, born last Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Morice, of 4t
East Seventy-fourth Street, havs with
them at their summer home In Shinne-
cock Hills, her mother, Mrs. Vernon II.
Brown, of New York.
| Mr.. Seelye Benedict and his son-tn-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
W. Torney, will have with them for
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Cock
croft.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Donohue will
entertain ct dinner party for twenty
evening will take their guests to the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club dance
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tying
will entertain fifty guests at luncheon
tomorrow at their summer home In
Kelsey Neck Lane.
! Mr.. Richard Lounsbery entertained
at an informal luncheon for his bach.
elor friends at his bungalow In Halsey
Neck Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blackstone Tay.
Tor, of 375 Park Avenue, came to-day
Taylor's aunt, Mrs. Samuel Thorne.
Mr.. Silvio Villa entertained at dins
ner and dance last night.
Among those entertaining dinnev
parties tonight are Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Breese, Miss Florence John
| son, Mrs. Jonathan Thorne, Mr.. Angler
B. Duke, Mrs. Samuel Thorne, Mr..
Mortimer Schiff and Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
siah Copley.
lSecond Of Series Of
Foursomes To Be Played
Mrs. Ernest c. Wagner has with her
for week Miss Clarissa Hurd, Of
Locust, N. j., and Miss Cora Barry and
Miss Sophie Sweet, of Washington.
| Mr.. Mortimer Schiff gave dinner on
board his yacht, The Dolphine. Fol-
| lowing the dinner other guests came
| in for dance on the boat.
The second of the series OF mixed
| foursomes will be played tomorrow on
the links of the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club. There is large entry list and
prizes will be offered for the lowest net
Land gross scores.
| A large number OF golfers have reg
istered for the mixed foursomes to be
played every Sunday afternoon on the
| links of the Shinneeock Hills Club for
eighteen holes medal play. Prizes for
| the games played this week were won
/ by Miss Florence Hine Johnson and
Mr.. Daniel Grant, first prize, and Miss.
Clara Lee and her partner, Mr.. Howard
Elliott jr., won second prize. The
prizes were donated by Mrs. P. A.
| Valentine.
In the games for next Sunday Mrs.
Henry Chickering will present the
prizes.
Some of those registered for the
mixed foursomes are Miss Priscilla
Dodge and Mr.. Clendenin Ryan jr., Miss
Frances Budlong and DR.. Henry Chick
ering, Mrs. Ciendenin j. Ryan and Mr..
G. NJ. Grinnefl, Mrs. Claiming Wiley
4 and Mr.. George j. Ryan, Miss Ursula
Twining and Mr. John Stahl, Mrs.
/ Grcsvenor Nicholas and Mr. Justin
O'Brien, Miss Grace Beach and Mr..
!! Julian Gerard, Mrs. Leona M. Thomas
and Mr.. John Wolfe, Miss Constance
/ Peabody and Mr.. Finley P. Dunno jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Faber Downey ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Coulter, Mifs
/ Florence Hine johnson and Mr.. Daniel
Grant, Miss Helen Lee and Mr. Ed
mund Van Ingen, Mr.. A. C. Schermer-
!, horn and MSs. Winslow, Miss Clara
Il Lee and Mr.. Howard Elliott jr., Misc