New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24

Indian paintings, worries, brass and
lacquer works of exquisite design,
shawis and embrodieries Of rare
beauty, and various Indian art OBJ
Jects in tAe Parrish Memorial Hall
during the entire week. Distinguished
lecturers will come here to speak on
Eastern subjects.
The Misses Ruth and Mildred Still
man, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph +. Stillman, are taking motor
trip through eastern Massachusetts
and VIII be the guests of Mrs. Con-
rad Hobbs in Worcester
DR.. Alfred Stillman I'd will spend
the week end with his parents. Mrs.
w. C. CULVER, who has Been in Nova
Scotia with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Sheldon, since the first of June, will
arrive here September l. and will be at
the Meadow Club until October /, when
she Will occupy her West Cottage in
Gin Lane until the late autumn.
The Juvenile fair given last week on
the lawn of the Irving House by a
number of young girls under four
teen years of age, netted $500, which
will be spent for the benefit of poor
children ofsthe village, under the direc-
tion of Miss Frances Archibald. dis.
trict nurse.
WIS. EdITlIgtCH-Smlgn sings
Mrs. Farrington-Smith soprano. of
New York, gave program of songs
this afternoon in the drawing rooms
of CherisoI, the villa Of Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen H. P. Pell, before large audi
ence composed Of members of the villa
colony and their friends. Mrs. Smith
was assisted by Mr.. Colin O'More,
tenor, who sang a number of French.
Italian and Irish songs. Mr.. Walter
Gold played the piano accompani-
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Ellis
worth will entertain at dinner Friday
night at their villa, Meadow Beach.
Mrs. Leverett S. Miller will entertain
Water Mill for her guests, Mrs. Breese
Blossom and Miss Frances Madden.
A rummage sale will be held under
the direction of Miss Emily r. Cross
and Mrs. Phillips B. Thompson. on
September 2, for the benefit of the
Fresh Air Home for Crippled Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin Pol
hemus, who are spending their honey
moon in Bermuda, will arrive here
August 81 and will remain over Labor
Day with Mr.. Polhemus's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph F. stillman at their
villa in Hill Street, after which they
will go to their own home in New
York.
Mrs. Poneroy to Give Garden Party
Mrs. Daniel E. Pomeroy will give a
garden party next Tuesday afternoon
on the lawn of the Old White House
in Sebonac, for the children Of thu
Fresh Air Home. There will be games
and refreshments for the children.
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff, Mrs. Charles
B. Macdonald, Mrs. Albert Gallatin,
Mrs. Robert M. Thompson, Mrs. Rufus
l.. Patterson, Mrs. Robert Waller, Mrs.
Jonathan Thorne, Mrs. Duncan Stewart
Ellsworth and Mrs. Goodhue Living
ston are among the patronesses.
Mrs. Elihu Root jr. will return to-
morrow from a visit to New York
Mrs. Albert H. Ely has returned to
Fort Hill, her villa in Shinnecock Hills,
from visit of week to Mrs. George
Bradley, in Lyme, Conn. Her son,
Mr.. Albert H. Ely jr., will return next
Tuesday from trip to Bermuda.
Mrs. Harry Curtiss defeated Miss
Ethel Carhart yesterday In the semi
finals for the Dunno challenge cup
on the links of the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club. The finals will be played
tomorrow,
Mrs. William A. Perry arrived yes
terday from Onteora Park. Mrs. Dun
can S. Preston and Miss Eleanor Law
renee departed to-day for Newport,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Beverley Bogart.