The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Girls in Dancing
Fete for Charity
at Southampton
Festival for Fresh Air Fund
to Be Held at Mr.. and
Mrs. Patters0n's.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE NEW YoRK HERALD.
SouTHAMProN, y. ", Aug 22.-Tal-
ented juveniles of the summer colony
under the direction of Mrs. Dana Clark
VIII give an exhibition OF dancing for
the Southampton Fresh Air Fund Au-
gust 70 In the garden of Lenoir. the
vlila OF Mr. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Patter-
SON.. They have been rehearsing a
series Of interpretative Greek national
and character dances.
one of the attractive numbers will pre-
sent Margaret Galatin as Colrmbne.
Mildred Lee as Perrot and Margaret
Dunno as Harlequin. wearing the cos
tunes associated with these characters.
Little Betty Gerard and Estele Living
ston Minis will appear as the Magic
Dolls and Mildred Lee as the huntress.
will do pas seul. The small daugh-
ters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orson d. Mum.
Mimi. Elizabeth and Louisine. will do
dance Chinoise. entitled. THE Way
of Pekin." while Lousine Mum will in
terpret several nature studies.
As forerunner of Balieffs "Chauve-
Souris, Cathleen Fox will do the Rus
sian "katinka'' which on the night OF
Sept. will be one of the features of
the entertainment to be given by the Ba-
lief company. Elsie Tuckerman, the
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman. will do a Hungarian,
dance with variations and wearing a
costume of <the 1910 period. Phyllis
Thompson viii dance THE Letter"
A group of dancers. including some of
the youngest children of the colony,
viii do one of Kate Greenaway's dances.
and they will include May and Jane
Mellon, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Pearsall Mellon; Constance Tor
ney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry
w. Torney: Doris Terhune, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Broeck NJ. Terhune;
Blanca Duncan Noel, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis W. Noel and a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Dun
can; Tony and Angler Duke. sons of
Mr.. Angler b. Duke and of Mrs. Bddle
Duke: Rosanne Wigham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Wighan: Jo-
sephine and Louise Dupont. daughters
of Nr. and Mrs. Henry +. Dupont. and
Ruth Tuckerman. another daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman
JOY and Flower Of Spain will be- in
terpreted by Lois and Theodore Barstow.
and beautiful Interpretation of Day
break will be danced by Phyllis Thomp-
son. Jean Leonard and Virginia Cow
perthwaite. One of the more advanced
pupils, Betty Clements. will dance an
'Impromptu.' The audience will in
clude all the leading members of the
colony
Entertainments of "A Day.
Mrs. George n. Maxwell gave a din
ner tonight at South Cottage for Mrs.
William A. Perry, who motored Eere
yesterday from Onteora Park. George
T. Maxwell, Jr.. who has been taking
summer course at Harvard, has joined
his parents.
Mrs. Edward c. Jameson has sent out
invitations for a luncheon next Mon
day at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and Miss
Cornelia Livingston have returned from
visit with Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer in
Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey Kountz and
their family. who havA been camping in
Maine, will return next Saturday.
Mrs. James Carroll Fraser of Wash
ington. ID. C., is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Thomas IL. Barber
For Boys Club Benefit.
Mrs. Eugene Clifford Grace will give
dinner followed by bridge Friday at
Meadowmere for William Carey Camp
at Jamesport, L. l.. carried on for the
Boys Club of New York.
As another benefit for the club photo
plays viii he shown next Tuesday night
In the Garden hTeater. Hill street, with
George Arliss In "The Man Who Played
Cod A pre-release of photoplay by
Forest Halsey will be screened and also
by special request the Aim taken two
years ago on the grounds of the place
of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Huddleston
Rogers when an entertainment by chill
dren of the colony was given for the
benefit of orphans of officers In the
French army. In this reel there will be
shown remarkably good view of the
late Enrico Caruso. whose widow is a
cousin of Mrs Rogers. There also will
be reel showing Southampton children
on the beach. Every two weeks 400
members of the Boys Club have chance
for fortnight of fresh air. good food.
bathing and real recreation at the camp.
Charles II. Sabin Is president of the
Boys Club of New York and it Is
through the interest of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Sabin that the entertainment will
be made possible.