The New York herald., 1922-07-12
Welfare Events
Keep Women Busy
at Southampton
Dinners to Preeede Dance for
Tubercular Clinic of
Harlem Hospital.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HBaALp
SoUTHAMProN. N. Y. July 1.-THE
women Of the colony have been busying
themselves to-day with preparations for
future events. particularly those that
are to be given for philanthropic or
charitable purposes.
There has been an encouraging reply
to requests to subscribe for the dianer
and dance to be held on Friday night
in the new ballroom of the Canoe Place
Inn for the benefit of the tubercular
clinic Of Harlem Hospital Of New York
All the members of tho committee have
villas here. The ballroom of the Inn Is
spacious and dinner tables will be placed
about 1t, while between the dinner
courses one can dance as well as later,
when supper will be served.
Among those who have already OBJ
tained tables for dinner. and who Will
entertain ten or more friends are Mr.
and Mrs. Delaney Kountze. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles n. Sabin. Mrs. Charles T..
Miller. Mr. and Mrs Lyttleton Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarkson Potter. Mr. and Mrs.
William w. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Good
hue Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 9.
Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Dl-
| worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton stewart
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Sage and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur 3. Claflin. Mr.. and Mrs
David Heller will bring large party
from East Hampton and there Will be
others from Quogue, West Hampton
Beach and even further away. Prizes
will be offered for competitive dancing.
Those who do not care to dine can buy
single tickets for the dance to follow.
Sale of Articles Made by Indians.
Practically all the women OF the
colony went to-day to Hedge Rows tne
villa of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. krech'
where Mrs. Walter B. James was con.
Quoting a sale In behalf OF the Sybil
Carter Lace Association, which was
founded by the late Sybil Carter thirty
years ago for the purpose of making the
American Indian women self-supporting.
The results Of their training are quite
remarkable. Many beautiful pieces OF
lace and embroidery were sold to-day.
Mrs. Krech assisted Mrs. James Tne
next sale of the laces will shortly De
held at Stoneover. the home OF MISS
Mary Parsons in Lenox, Mass
Some of the junior members OF the
colony have undertaken to bill the sur
rounding town for the street fair to be
held at Agawam Park on August for
the benefit Of the Southampton Hos
ptal. and as soon as the 2odgers are
printed they will be distributed by
young people headed by Clendenin
Ryan, Jr.. and Miss Harriet Cofiin,
daughter OF Mrs. John Wolfe. Tney
will motor about for days, In advance 10
let all the inhabitants Of Suffolk county
know lust what can be bought at the
fair.
One of the most important features OF
tina fair will be the refreshment pa
vilion, which will be under the charge
of Mrs. Joseph r. Dilworth. where dinner
will be served at $1.50 and supper at the
same price. AS practically all members
of the summer community will be occu-
pied that day on the fair grounds they
will not be obliged to leave for susie
nance, and this also will be of great
convenience to those who come from a
distance Eatables will be prepared by
chefs of all the prominent villas. and
the menus will be exceptionally good
Tea also will be served during the after
noon. AS the dancing pavilion will join
the refreshment enclosure It will be con-
ven!ent for those who wish to dine and
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver B. James and
their children, who have been for part
of the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin w. Krech. will sail on
board the Lapland on Saturday to re-
main for a year in Paris, where Mr..
James will take a special course in law
at the Sorbonne. Mrs. Henry D. Bah
cock and Mrs. Horace Russell. now
here also will sail on Saturday. as well
as Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele.
Mrs. Leary to Give Luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs George Leary on Sunday
will givea buffet luncheon at Hawthorne
House for their son, George Leary. Jr..
who is arriving on the maiden voyage
of sthe Scythia. He has been visiting
the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Domicio da Cana in London. Mrs.
Leary will give a dance on August II
for the lawn tennis players. who will be
here for. the invitation tournament.
which will attract many visitors that
week.
Mrs. Charles w. Plummer. after a
visit OF several weeks with Mrs. George
=. De Witt. has gone to Upper Saranac
Lalo. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Snow
gave a dinner tonight at Gardenside.
Mrs. Joel b. Erhardt will give lunch
con Tomorrow at the MeadOW CluD 1of
Mrs. Joseph Johnston of Macon. Ga. who
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. De Lancey
Kountze. Mr.. Malcolm L. Meacham will
give dance on Saturday night at the
tea house on the Meadow Club grounds
for Mrs. Richard T. Wilson and her
daughter, Miss Louisa Steadman Wilson,
who will ARRIVE on Friday for visit
with him at Rose cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund s., Twining will give a dinner
at Fairfield Thursday night.
Dinners will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry f. Coe at the Apple Trees on FRI
day and by Mr. and Mrs. George 8.
Patterson at their villa on Saturday.
The weekend will be one Of the busiest
II ahe season.
Mrs. Newbold Edgar. who has been
at the Irving House for month. will go
soon to Breton Woods. N. H., to be
with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
ri Mrs, Henry Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Stuart Wing. who are
arriving on board the Olympic after two
months abroad. will come to Southamp-
ton with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin w Krech.
Mrs. e. NJ. Horne arrived to-day and is
at Solterra.
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