The New York herald., 1922-07-04
Dinner Parties
Precede Dance
in Southampton
The Hon. Hilda Wynne and
Count CarracciOlo Among
the Guests.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HnrAtp.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 3.-The
colony has not diminished since yester-
day and the gathering at the bathing
beach to-day was nearly the same as or
Sunday. There were numerous arrivals
this afternoon. many Of the business
men being unable to join their families
before for the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey Kountze
gave a dinner tonight for their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Pruyn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas. who arrived
last Saturday, entertained at the
Gables. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks.
who this summer are at Windymere, the
De Lancey Nicoll place, gave dinner
for the Hon. Hilda Wynne and Count
Carraccolo. later taking their guests to
Canoe Place Inn for supper and dancing.
where were many others of the colony.
Preparations for the holiday of to-
morrow are being made. particularly frr
the younger element, and in the morning
there will be sports for juveniles at the
Meadow Club. They will begin at 10 80
o'clock with an obstacle race for boys
IA years old and under, to be followed
ny three legged race for boys and
girls IA and under. Any juvenile boy
or girl without respect TO age. WIN be
permitted to enter the next event. which
will be the thread needle race Another
feature of the competition, always pro-
ductive of merriment will be the crab
race, open to girls and boys under
years. and the final event will be The
seventy-five yard dasl for girls and
boys under 10.
Fireworks on Beach.
Juvenile entertainments will not be
confined to the daytime alone. as MIS-
De Lancey Kountze and Mrs. Albert
Gallatin have arranged to have fire.
works on the beach to follow supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G 'llatin.
Mr. and Mrs Hayward Drayton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Waller are pass
ing the holiday with Mrs. Robert wal
.er at Vyne Croft.
Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth and her
daughters, the Misses Elizabeth and
Matilda Van Rensselaer, Ellsworth. who
came for the observation-disclosures we'd
ding. will go on Wednesday to Brook
wood, their home in Far Hills. n. j..
They recenetly returned from stay OF
two years in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward #. Hutton, who
we're at the bathing beach to-day. are
staying on board their steam yacht. the
Hussar there. They gave dinner
aboard tonight and will have another
there tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton
are on their way to Nantucket. Mass
Miss Alice Lounsberry of Floyd House.
ST. James, l.. l.. is visiting Mrs. Samuel
Thorne at Maple Shade
The Hon. Hilda Wynne will sail next
Saturday on board the Majestic, and will
pass some time at Deauville.
Miss Margaret Berwind and Mr..
Charles A. Berwind, who have come from
Weirwood. Radnor, Pa, we're at the
beach this morning with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Z. Berwind whom they are visiting
at Minden, In Bridgehanpton.
Mr. and Mrs John F. Daniel of New
York are visiting Mrs Russell Hopkins.
who has for the summer Bon Acre. the
place of the late DR.. p. Flewellen
Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett B. Kip will go
to Newport on Thursday 70 join their
daughter. Miss Garcia de Peyster Kip.
who is with her grandmother. Mrs. John.
ston L. de Peyster. Miss Kip will be
introduced to society in New York dur
ing the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Jaffray McVickar
after visit Of several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson will return
Wednesday to Battle Ridge Farm, White
Plains, N. Y.
Mrs. II. G. Trevor Arrives.
Mrs Henry G. Trevor has joined Mrs.
Charles E. Miller at the Post cottage in
Main street. Mrs. Trevor's sister, Miss
Dorothy Schieffelin, is at the Irving
House.
Among those at the Southampton Club
on over the holiday are Baron Frederick.
Capt. Francis Bryce of England Com
mander Bowles, u. S. NJ: Messrs. Henry
Martin Polhemus. Sivlo villa and I.
Chauncey McKeever.
Tennis courts at the Meadow Club
were all taken to-day. Some of the
players were getting in trim for the
Lord cup competition, which will begin
at the club on July 8. The cup was
presented to the club by Mrs. j. Couper
Lord. herself champion tennis player,
and the competition for 1t is open only to
women who are members or subscribers
of the club and their daughters who are
more than Il years old. Entries close az
=. M. on July 13 at the club. Mr..
Lyttleton Fox is chairman of the tennis
committee his associates being l.. du
Pont Irving. W. w. Hoppin and Walter
l.. Niles. Entries also are being made for
competition to the Cameron, Fox, Hop
pin and Babcock cups
|. Miss Eleanor Markell of New York
next Thursday morning will give a talk
at the home of Mrs. p. A. Valentine on
Contemporary Spain,' the material for
her talk having been gathered during a
| long stay Il; that country. Among those
interested are Mines. Rufus L. Patter-
son. Henry D. Babcock. p. Francis Muir
ply. Ernest c. Wagner. Percy II. Stew
art, George Leary and Caleb w. Ham,
mill
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