The New York herald., 1922-07-21
Chase Students
at Southampton
Plan Art Show
Widow Of Painter to Loan
Some of Her Husbands
WOrks-Arrivals.

Special Dispatch to THn New YoRK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 20.--As a
tribute to the late William III. Chase.
painter and teacher. an exhibition Of
work by artists who were students at
his Shinnecock Hills summer school will
be held at the Parish Memorial Hall
from August II to September 4. in
cusive. The show will be of wide in
terest to artists in this country and
abroad.
The school started here by Mr.. Chase
thirty odd years ago was the first of
its kind in this country. Among those
who encouraged 1t were Mrs. Henry
Kirk Porter and Mrs. William S. Hoyt,
both of whom are here for the summer.
Many of the students at his school have
risen to eminence in the world of art.
The committee of arrangements for the
forthcoming exhibition. Miss Georgia
Rowland and Miss Zella DeAIilhau. one
time students OF the school. have sent
out invitations to other students ask
Ing them to contribute such of their
works that are available.
Mrs. Chase. widow of the painter. will
loan some Of her husbands paintings
and portraits, including a self portrait
of the artist and some OF his paintings
of the Shinnecock region.
Luncheon Parties at Club.
Several luncheon parties were given
to-day at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club preceding the weekly handicap
tournament for women played on the
links of the club. Mrs. Henry T. Chick
ering offered the prizes for the best
low net and the best gross scores. The
entrants were Mrs. A. Stewart Walker,
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Miss Florence Earle
Johnson. Mrs. Sprigg Camden, Mrs.
Walter S. Niles Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas.
Miss Estelle OBrien and Mrs. Dudley
Olcott I'd
The weekly dance at the club. which
last week was given Up in favor of that
for charity at the Canoe Place Inn, will
be resumed tomorrow night. and will
be given in advance of several dinners.
Guests for the Polhemus-Stillman
wedding of Saturday are arriving. Mrs.
w. Harry Motley has come for it from
Morristown, N. j., and will be for few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pea
body at Four Acres, where also are Mrs
John Alden Talbot and Mr.. George Pea
body daughter and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peabody.
Junior members of the community,
imbued with desire to aid the philan-
thropic work being carried on here will
hold a fair and sale on the afternoon Of
July 30 on the grounds of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Callatin's villa. The proceeds
I'D e. he
Southampton Fresh Air Fund Among
the girls who will preside over the
various booths are the Misses Phyllis
and Margaret Gallatin. Misses Barbara
Babcock, Frances Robbins. Caroline
Ryan. Theodo,a and Lois Barstow,
Audrey Davies. Helen and Martha
Kountz, Mildred Lee, Pauline Dodge,
Betty Sharp and Anne Nicholas.
Dinner for Miss Mackny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond O'Brien will
give a dinner for Miss Katherine Mac
kay and her fiance Mr. Kenneth O'Brien
on the night of July 2s, at the Shinne-
cock Hills Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Mellon have
sent out invitations for luncheon to
be given for Mrs. MELONS sister, Miss
Mary Churchill Humphrey. daughter of
July 30. at Villa Maria. Mr.. Mellon is
the nephew of Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew w. Mellon, who in other years
had been identified with Southampton.
Mr.. Eugene O'Neill of Pittsburg is
visiting his daughter, Mrs Frederick
Martin Davies.
Mr.. F. l.. Holbrook Belts will leave
here tomorrow for New York and will
sail on Saturday by the Homeric. He
will be accompanied by Mr.. A. Hamilton
s. Post of Baltimore. and they will
spend several weeks golfing in Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha c. Tower will
arrive tomorrow to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Dierks at Windymere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent S. Mulford will
give dinner followed by bridge to-
morrow night at to- Grape Vines. Mr..
and Mrs. Julian NJ. Gerard gave dinner
tonight for Mrs. Charles Henry George.
Mrs. Ten Brock NJ. Terhune gave
luncheon and bridge at Schermerhorn
House. The guests were Mines. Gardner
Brown. Herman Derks. Alfred L. Scher-
merhorn. David Heller. Reginald Whig
ham. Vincent S. Mulford. George r.
Maxwell. James A. Moffett. Jr. and
Henry w. Torney.
Mr.. William Sloane arrived to-day at
the Douglas Villa. Mr.. and Mrs. James
=. Donohue, who recently arrived at
the Dunes, the Thomas Villa, will give
dinner there tomorrow night, and
afterward will take their guests to the
dance at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.