The New York herald., 1922-07-10
Wraps Welcome
at Southampton
on a Chilly Day
Bright Costumes at Beach in
Eclipse-Luncheons at
Shinnecock Club.

St James's Church. New York. preached.
After service many went to the beach. in
spite Of tho inclement weather. Warm
wraps and furs were quite necessary for
comfort. The bright colored costumes.
however. worn by some of the women
contrasted pleasantly with the gray at
mosphere and overhanging clouds. Be-
fore o'clock there was a general exodus
from the beach because Of a disagree
able drizzle and Scotch mist
Mrs. William w. Hoppin wore over
her white gown a long cloak of franz
boise colored frieze with a collar of
gray caracul. A bright red hat added
color to her costume. Mrs Charles H.
Melons gown was less wlntry. It was
OF white foulard with a pattern of
black. Mrs Edmund 8. Twinins wore
over her gown Of black a long coat Of
old rose frieze with deep collar of
sable fur Her hat was Of black lace.
Dr. Norman E. Ditman, who came for
over Sunday. was with Mrs. Ditman.
She wore white Scotch homespun and
a long cloak Of the same material. her
hat being Of pale yellow erin trimmed
with yellow lilies.
Mrs. Edmund 8. Twining, Jr.'s. cos
tune OF white frieze was embroidered
withsa palm leaf design In pale blue. and
she wore hat of blue felt. Mrs. Ed
ward c. Jameson's costume was quite
summery. Of pale Jade colored linen
embroidered with white. her hat of
green being wrcathed with fine white
flowers. Mrs Julian M. Gerard's white
gown was completely covered with a
long cloak of Alice blue cashmere en-
hr0fdaraA In ~
Other Costumes.
Mrs. Henry F. du Pont wore a gown
OF beige colored cloth embroidered with
white and a hat to correspond. Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox's gown was Of coffee COL
ored tricotine embellished with wooden
lace Of two shades Of brown, and her
hat was OF similar shades. Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston. Jr.. wore gray wooden ma
terial embroidered with blue. and Mrs.
Graham Williams, who came with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert p. Breese, wore over
her white gown a long woolen golf cape.
Others at the beach were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Brown. Miss Katherine
Vernon Brown. Miss Josephine Dodge
who wore pale blue foulard with a
Tower pattern In pink: Mr. and Mrs
Charles G. Francklyn. Mr.. and Mrs
Adrian Fl. Larkin. Miss Sarah Larkin
Mrs. Vernon H. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Morice. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ~
Schermerhorn. Mr.. A. Coster Scherner-
horn. Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies
Miss Emily Davies. Mrs. Edward Van
Ingen. Mrs. Duncan Ellsworth. Mrs. Ed
ward De Rose. Miss Amy Varnum, Mr.
Robert T. varnum. Mr.. Frederick T.
Weber. Mrs. Lewis L. Clarke, Miss Flor
ence Clarke. DR.. and Mrs. Henry James
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mr.
and Mrs. Effingham Lawrence. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Couper Lord.
William Faversham arrived to-niRh,
and Is at the Hampton Manor. with
the support OF Lawrence Grossmith. Miss
Helen Daube. Frederick Lloyd. Ernes,
Seton and William Frederick ne will ap.
pear Tomorrow night at the Crescen,
Theater in Main street in behalf Of thu
professional childrcn's school Of New
York which is conducted by the Re-
hearsal Club Of that city. The triple bill
will include Alfred Sutro's "A Marriae
Has Been Arranged" an act of Mark
Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper'
and one act Of "Herod" by Stephen Phil
lips.
After the performance Mrs. J. Clifton
Edgar will give a supper for Mr.. Faver-
sham and the members Of his company
which is making tour for the benefit
OF the school. 1t will be the last appear
ance Of Mr.. Grossmith, who on wednes-
day will start for Australia. Among
those who will entertain friends at tho
performance are Mines. John r. Ber-
wind. A. Harvey Tiers. Edward Hine
johnson. William w. Wilcox, George
Leary. Edmund S. Twinins. John H.
Prentice. Arthur B. Claflin, Postle-
thwaite Cobb. Glendenin Ryan and Ed
ward c. Jameson.
Several Luncheon Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah c. Thaw gave a
luncheon at their villa. Among those
giving luncheons at the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club were Mr.. and Mrs Percy n.
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Cook
Miss Sarah Larkin. Mrs. A. Harvey
Tiers and Mr.. Franklin Berwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis l.. Clarke and Miss Florence
Clarke. after n visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan J. O'Brien. left this afternoon
by automobile for their place In Elberon,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Car
negie. Jr, who were married In New
York on June 26. will come to South
ampton on Tuesday for a visit with
his parents at Clyden and also with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Butler Dun
can. They will sail for Europe next
Saturday.
Mr. Francis II. Baifour Byrie Is WIS.,
ting Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary at
Hawthorne House. Mr. and Mrs Brad
ish johnson Carroll. who had been
there for a week. started this afternoon
for New York. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs
Howard c. Dickinson are with her
mother. Mrs. J. Russell Soley. In Shin
necock Hills. Miss Margaret Perkins
after a visit In Kentucky. has Joined her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Per-
kins.
Mrs. p. A. Valentine gave an informal
luncheon to-day for the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Crowder. DR.. and Mrs
Norman II. Ditman will go TO New York
tomorrow TO remain until Friday. Mr.
and Mrs. Morehead Patterson are with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L.
Patterson. for the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr.. George n. Spencer Is a guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron r. Strong at Ash
er House. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong will
give a dinner next Saturday at the
Meadow Club In advance OF the weekly
dance.
Among those at Hamrton Manor are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Nichols, Mr.
Robert w. Leonard, Mr.. Walter s. Ander.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Abbott. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward l.. Pemberton, Of New
York. and Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph c. MUIR
ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Cross. Mr.
and Mrs. George l.. Nichols of Brooklyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Faulkner OF
Philadelphia.
DANCE AT FIELD CLUB.