The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Junior members Of the colony will aid
in the publicity necessary in advance
of the fair. and they will distribute bills
as soon as printed, in the surrounding
towns and villages. This committee will
be headed by Miss Harriet Coffin.
daughter of Mrs. John Wolfe. and Glen
denim j. Ryan, Jr. Mrs. Harold Brooks
has secured donations Of thousands Of
cigarettes. which will be sold at q
picturesque booth. She Will be assisted
by Mines Julian NJ. Gerard. Harold NJ.
Wall. e. Stuart Davis. Ambrose Ely
Chambers. Esmond p. O'Brien and Miss
Judith Smith, who will wear Spanish
costumes, with the gay embroidered
shawls. now SO much In fashion, and
lace mantillas.
Mrs. Percy Hamilton Stewart will
have the tornbola. at which will be sold
shares that are likely to return some
substantial dividends. which have been
placed at the moderate sum of 81 each.
Some Of the returns will represent con-
siderable value. Among those who will
assist Mrs. Stewart are Mines Henry
r. Cook Of Sag Harbor, John q. Ber-
wind Of Bridgehampton. Henry e. Coe,
Ancell H.. Ball. Vincent 8. Mulford,
Eugene g. Grace, Horace H. Work.
Harvey w. Shaffer, Adrian H. Larkin,
Norman Z. Ditman, James A. Moffatt.
Jr., and T. Arthur Ball. Mr.. Esmond
p. O'Brien Is attending to the dancing
pavilion, where there will be an op-
portunity to dance afternoon or night,
and he Is securing the best sort Of music
and also some special dancers. Mrs.
Albert r. Gallatin Of Easthampton has
secured the cooperation Of Miss Joan
Whitney and Miss Virginia Ryan for
that section Of the fair where will be
sold pedigreed live stock.
Aid St. Luke's, East Hampton.
This community has been called upon
to assist In material way the enter
tainment In aid OF tho parish work Of
ST. Luke's Church OF East Hampton the
night Of July 21 in the ballroom Of the
Maidstone Club in East Hampton.
Messrs. Albert Herter and Francis Hart
man Markoe and Mrs. Albert r. Gala
tin are arranging Grecian pageant, the
costumes for which are on the way from
Santa Barbara. The pageant, with a
series Of tableaux vivants, will be en-
titled Might, Dawn and Day" and the
participants will include Misses Maude
and Michele Bouvier, twin daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vernon Bouvier, Jr.
Miss Blanche Ring and her husband,
Charles Winninger, will sing, and Mr..
John Drew will assist in the general
program. There also will be songs by
Mrs. stephen Leonard. Miss Dorothy
Fox and John Barclay. Among the many
patrons and patronesses are Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pyne, Mr.. Frank Wiborg. Mr..
Samuel L. Parrish, Mrs. Lucien Haniil-
ton Tying, Mrs. John L. Berwind, Mrs.
Sidney w. Fish, Mrs. George Barton
French and Mr. and Mrs. Edward dc
Clifford Chisholm. Several parties here
have been arranged to attend. Tickets
may be obtained at Corwith's n.d tho
Irving House
Tine sixteenth annual show OF the
Souths i-lpton horticultural Society will
be held July 7and % at Agawarn Park,
and greater enthusiasm than ever Is
evinced In the forthcoming exhibition.
The officers Of the society are Fred
Marshall, president; George Ruppel.
vice-president Herbert II. Wells. o. c.
Gardner and Stanley r. Gambler. secre-
taries. and William A. Frankenbach,
treasurer.
the advisory committee.
Prizes will be awarded not only for
flowers but vegetables, and the arrange
ment OF table decorations. A new class
this year will be for children under the
chairmanship Of Miss Genevieve Fox.
Children will arrange decorations and
also will Judge them.
The Community Chautauqua will be
held here for week beginning to-mor-
row under the direction of Mrs. Ray
mond NJ. Corwith. Mrs. Charles w.
Walker. Miss Gertrude Halsey. Messrs.
George w. Robinson. Oscar F. Tanning.
Stephen Sedgwick, Frank A. Burling
and Adolph Guldi.