The New York herald., 1922-09-01
Mrs. de Rose Has
a Garden Party
at Southampton
Children Have Dress Rehearsal
at Fete de Danse to Be
Held To-day.

Special Dispotoa 70 THE New YonK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON. n. y. Aug. sl.-An
agreeable event Of the season was the
garden party given this afternoon by
Mrs. Edward de Rose and her daughter,
Miss Rose de Rose at Westover, their
home in Hill street and Halsey's Neck
Lane. At the tea tables, placed under
trees on the lawn, Miss Amy varnum,
sister OF the hostess. presided, and
during the reception band of Neapoli-
tans played ard sang
Among the guests were Mrs. Thomas
II. Barber, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
of Washington, Miss Thayer, Mrs. Henry
Asher Robbins, Mrs. Frederic NJ. Belts.
Mrs. Henry A. Coster, Miss Martha
Coster Mrs. Newell W. Tilton, Mrs
Alexander Morton. Mrs. George Leary.
Mrs. James Parrish Lee, DR.. and Mrs.
Edward l.. Keys, Miss Agres Keys Mrs.
Howard Page. Mrs. Robert Waller. Mi 5.
Edward +. Mellon, Mrs. Charles G.
Francklyn, Miss Doris Francklyn. Mrs.
Leverett s. Miller, Mrs. Morgan j.
O'Brien, Mrs. Peter 3. Wyckon. Miss
Eleanor LIE Roy Lawrence. Mrs. Percy
Fl. Stewart, Mrs. E. NJ. Horne, Mrs.
William Willis Reese. Mrs. Harry Pei
ham Robbins. Mrs. Charles r. Hender
son and Miss Janet Henderson.
The ladies' doubles tennis tourna
ment, which was arranged by Mrs. Will
lam w. Hoppin. Ir.. Mrs. J. Couper Lord
and Miss Florence Earle Johnson. ended
this morning on the courts of the
Meadow Club after having been in
progress for ten days. IT was won by
Mrs Lord and Mrs. Prentice. who de-
feated Mrs. Hoppin and Mrs. Courtlandt
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The tournament had attracted interest
ing galleries throughout its duration and
there were many onlookers this morn
ing.
There was dress rehearsal to-day
Under the direction of Mrs. Dana Clark
for the fete de danse by children which
viii be held tomorrow afternoon in the
garden Of Lenoir, Mr.. and Mrs Rufus l..
Pattersons villa in OK Pasture road.
One Of the dances. called 'Katinka,' VIII
be executed by Cathleen Fox, the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyttleton
Fox. but she will not impersonate the
Katiuka Of "Chauve- -Souris" fame. The
dance will portray the pride and con-
sciousness OF small girl III SHOWING Oh
a new gown.
Another dance entitled THE Hun
tress" will be done by Mildred Lee.
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parrish Lee, who after the fash
ion Of ancient Greece. succeeds IN IND
ing and killing a deer. A dance called
the Life of the Prose" will be done
bv Lois Barstow. while Estelle Living
ston Minis. Betty Gerard and Sibyl
whigham will appear as the Magic
Dolls" Theodore Barstow will do the
Flower of Spain" and Margaret Dunno,
the Song Of Youth"
Mrs. Robert Waller, who went to Nor
ristown for the one hrndredth birthday
anniversary of her father. John A.
Stewart, which was celebrated last Sat
urday, has returned to Vyne-Croft.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, after
visit with Mrs. Thomas II. Barber at
Claverack House. will leave for Wash
ington next Monday.
Mrs. Frederic NJ. Dawes and Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick A. Snow are among
those giving dinners tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. NORM S. Hare, who
have been hero several weeks, viii
leave next Tuesday By motor for Prides
Crossing. Mass. and while there will
attend the wedding of Miss Alice Har-
ding and Mr.. Robert Thompson Pell.
Several other members OF the colony are
going on for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Morrison Carneeie
viii give a luncheon Saturday after
noon at Clyden.