The New York herald., 1922-06-04
Brilliant Outlook
on Social Epents
in Southampton
Colonists Already Beginning
to Open Their Cottages
Notes Of PasQrt.
Special Dispatch

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Il as any heretofore despite the
great exodus to Europe. and judging
by the number of cottages already
open will be a fairly early one. Thera
| are many new names on the cottaga
list and the prospect of plenty OF en~
tertaining by those who have rented
the larger summer homes.
There is one thing that Southamp~
TONS colony can boast an unusually
large number of this year, and that IS
weddings, although three of the pro-
spective brides and bridegrooms are
being married in New York, but the
weddings are serving as early re-
unions of the many families that con-
! gregate in the little Long Island town
| every summer. The largest wedding
was that of Miss Katherine Van Ingen.
daughter of Mrs. Edward Van Ingen.
| to Mr.. George Faber Downey, Jr, son
of Brig-Gen and Mrs. George Faber
Downey Of Washington. Both young
people have been identified with the
summer colony since early childhood
On June IL Miss Elsa Horne. daugh-
! ter of Mrs e. NJ. Horne, who purchased
| the Baker residence two years ago-will
be married to Mr.. Edward Somerville
Noss of Hewlett. Long Island. at ST. Bar
tholomew's Church; on June 30 Miss
| Florence NJ. Ellsworth, daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Duncan Steuart Ellsworth of
the Plaza and Southampton will be mar
ried down in Southampton in the st. An
Grew's Dune Church to Mr. ]. McFad-
| den Of Philadelphia, Pa.
| This wedding will be the occasion OF
| a large number of parties In the cottages
| and on the preceding evening. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Ellsworth will give a large dance
! for the bridal party and number OF
| friends at the Golf Club. Miss Lisa
Stillman. another popular member Of tho
summer colony, also has chosen South
| ampton as the scene of her wedding
which will not take place until July.
| Mr. Richardson Dilworth and his bride
| will spend some part OF the summer with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Dill
worth on Lake Agawam. while the we'd
ding of Mr.. Thomas Nj. Carnegie. Jr..
and Miss Dorothy Duncan (both menu
bers Of the summer colony takes place
in two weeks. They will spend their
summer abroad as also will Mr.. and
Mrs. George Faber Downey Jr.
New Inn Opened.
Society will have ample opportunity
to follow the lure of Terpsichore this
summer through the opening last Sat-
urday evening of the newly built Canoe
| Place Inn which was largely attended
ty those who were down spending the
holiday at Southampton.
Mr. Clarence H. Mackay has rented
the Trevor cottage, on Cooper's Neck
lane and will come down in July with
his daughters, the Misses Katharine and
Ellin Mackay and his son. John w.
Mackay This cottage hitherto has
been leased TO Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon.
the Secretary of the Treasury, but his
duties in Washington have kept him
away now for two summers, although
Miss Ailsa Mellon has made several
visits there
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen has this year
leased The Mallows. on Lake Agawam.
while Mr.. and Mrs. William w. VIII
lock Of Pittsburgh and Lakewood have
taken Mrs. Van Ingens former cottage
on First Neck lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks. whose
marriage took place last autumn and
who have been abroad ever since. will
occupy the Robertson residence. Mrs.
Brooks formerly was Mrs. Dorothy
Arents Humphreys.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potter Breese.
week are with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur b. Clafin on Shinnecock Hills.
Mr. Angler B. Duke has taken Mr..
]. searle Barclays cottage, Sandhurst.
This viii be his first season here.
Col. May Takes Cottage.
Col. and Mrs Henry May OF WASH
ington have leased the Pierson cottage.
Their daughter, Miss Isabel May, whose
! 70 NJ 0f
York took place recently, will spend the
summer abroad.
Mr. and Mrs +. Burial Hoffman will
be absent on foreign shores also during
the entire season. their cottage having
been taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Milton p.
Budlong OF New York. The engage
ment Of their son, Mr.. Albert L. Hoff-
man. to Miss Miriam Hartman was an
nounced on the eve OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffman's departure
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Steuart Ellis
worth who recently returned from
England and are at the Plaza Hotel.
will come to Southampton next Tues
day having taken Miss Laura Days
cottage on the Dunes, where the wedding
reception and breakfast at the occasion
OF their daughters marriage on June
20 Will take place
Tho news Of Mrs Robert NJ. Thomp-
sons serious illness caused great con-
cern among many friends and the re-
cent report OF her continued improve
ment has been most welcome Her
daughter. Mrs. stephen II. r. Pell will
occupy her cottage again this summer
with Mr.. Pcll and their two sons for the
first time IN several years. Mr.. Robert
r. pelrs engagement 10 marry Miss /.
Harding Of Washington was recently
, announced.
Mrs. George G. De witt has opened
NIrhbrlnk and has Mrs. =. Plummer OF
Washington with her for month
Nrs. Charles IT, Sabin has already
opened her residence out on Shlnnecock
Ifillr
, OTTER new arrivals this summer
, among the cottagers will include Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Rogers BENJAMIN. DR..
Frederic y Wilson. Mr.. w. r. Corwin
DR. Charles Holder. Nine. do Young
. Mrs. HOFFMAN Miller. Mr.. Malcolm l..
Mcacham Mr.. John T.. Postlethwaite
MIR Daniel l.. Pomeroy and Mrs. John
H. Prentice.
Mrs George Leary Is already occupy
, ing Hawthorne House and will entertain
her niece Miss Harriet O'Connor for the
" summer. Mr. George Leary. Jr.. sailed
for England about four weeks ago bus
will be back In Southampton soon.