The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Southampton TO
Hear Discussion
of Mental Hygiene
Leaders Of Colony Sponsors
for Meeting to Be Held
August "a.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 16.-With
all the diversion offered here, there Is
found time for contemplation of serious
matters. and this is evident from the in
terest in the forthcoming meeting to be
held on the afternoon of August "a at
the villa of Mrs. p. A. Valentine under
the auspices of the National Committee
for Mental Hygiene. Invitations have
been sent out to leading members of the
colony asking them to meet on that af-
ternoon DR.. Stephen Pierce Duggan and
DR.. Frank Wood Earl Williams. who
will set forth the aims of lie crganiza-
ton TO conserve mental health.
Drs. Duggan and Williams are eminent
In the educational world, and among
the topics TO be discussed by them arc
practical Aims Of Mental Hygiene"
Emotional Life of Children" and "Pre-
vention of Nervous Breakdowns." DR..
Walter l.. Niles will preside at the
meeting and it has been arranged by
heads of households in Southampton that
there shall be no entertainments to IN
terfere.
Invitations have been issued in the
names of Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan ]. O'Brien. Mrs. Joseph
II. Dilworth, DIR. and Mrs. Peter d.
Wyckoff, Mrs. Thomas Fl. Barber, Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. Percy Hamilton
Stewart. DR.. and Mrs. Henry James.
Mrs. Edward Vanngen. DR.. Joseph 5.
Wheewright. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston,
Mrs. Charles II. Sabin, Mrs. Frederick
4. Snow, Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin. Mrs.
Alfred f. Schermerhorn, Mrs. p. A. Val
entine and Samuel l.. Parrish.
Luncheon mt Golf Club.
Mrs. NORM S. Hare gave luncheon
to-day al the Shinnecock Hills Golf club.
Among her guests were Mines. George T.
Maxwell, Nina Larrey Duryea, Adolf
Ladenburg, Norman Il. Ditman, Lyttle-
ton Fox, Walter r. Tuckerman and Miss
Madeleine Liebert.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan s. Ellsworth are
leaving tomorrow for a short visit with
their n-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howard McFadden, in Haver-
ford Pa.
Mrs. William w. Hoppn. Jr is ar
ranging tennis tournament of women's
doubles to be played on the courts of the
Meadow Club. beginning August 21.
There will be an entrance fee Of two dol
lars. the money to be applied to the
tournament prizes. Among the entrants
are Mrs. T. Morrison Carnegie, Miss Clara
Lee, Mrs. J. Couper Lord, Miss Ethel
Carhart Mrs. Hayward Cutting, Miss
Clarence Johnson and Mrs. Goodhue Liv
ingston, Jr
Miss Barbara Brown. after a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Gardner w. Brown.
at the Meadow Club has joined her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Brown,
at Sunnyslope. Dongan Hills, Staten ISL
and
Mr.. and Mrs Tenbroeck NJ. Terhune
have sent out invitations for dinner
OH August 26.
Mrs. Henry r. Rea and her >daugh-
ter, Miss Anne Rea, will leave Friday
for Watch Hill, r. L.. where on August
"a Mrs. Rea's son, Henry Oliver Rea,
will marry Miss Margaret Moorehead.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore
head, Jr, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Car
negie will give a luncheon for forty
guests Sunday at Clyden, their villa in
Halsey's Neck lane.
Women's Golf Tourney.
There will be the usual handicap
tournament for women tomorrow on the
links of the Shinnecocll Hills Golf Club
and in advance the regular buffet
luncheon will be served. Mrs. Percy
H. Stewart has given prizes for the
match.
Dinners of tomorrow night will be
given by Mrs. Adrian H. Larkin and
Mrs. Stewart.
Royal Cortissoz and Hermon MacNeil
OF New York arrived to-day for a visit
with Samuel l.. Parrish and to attend
the private view of paintings to be held
tomorrow afternoon as a tribute to the
late William NJ. Chase.
T.. Coster Wilmertling will arrive Fri
day for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Il Schermerhorn.
Paul Draper, tenor, grandson of the
late Charles A. Dana, is to give a song
recital Friday night in the studio of
Mrs. Newell w. Tilton's house in Little
Plains road.
Mrs. Nina L4arrey Duryea. who has
been visiting Mrs. George T. Maxwell.
will go to Claverack House Tomorrow
for visit with Mrs. Thomas II. Barber.
who gives dinner for Mrs. Duryea
Friday night.
Bernardo Olshansky. Russian barry
tone, who has been member of this
community for several summers. will
give song recital in the Garden The
ater on the night of August 81 His
patrons and patronesses include Mr. and
Mrs. James Parrish Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Morrison Carnegie, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barton French, Miss Rosina
Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucien IT. Tying, Clarence III.
Mackay. George Warrington Curtis, Miss
Juliana Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs. John Z.
Berwind. Mrs. Russell H. Hoadley and
Ernest A. Thompson. Mr.. Olshansly
viii have the assistance~of John Mundy.
cellist. and Archibald Robinson. piano.
COLLEGE, CIRT A ppynr