New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

hlfSstf sa&C e aCStS WC4S lftIs aItO
EsHs Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M.
wa,Na,or and Mrs. Theron G. Strong.
gasd and Mrs. Henry May, Mr.. and
lln. Arian II. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iulian Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt
Nstoll Mr. and Mira. Robert Potter
Bness rs. and Mrs, Herman Dierks,
Nj Mrs. Frederick A Snow, Mr..
aai IRE. Ambrose e. Chambers, Mr..
I'd Mrs John r. Pitnsy, Mr.. and Mrs.,
gassy 5. Breese, DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Gilman, DR.. and Mrs. Charming
Nay, Mr., and Mrs. David Bows. Mr..
e Hrs. du Point Irving, Mr.. and Mrs.
aassEe Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Flsitnann jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Esaks, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Fl. P.
fa. Mr. and Mrs. Somerville Voss, Mr..
!t Mrs. Steuart Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
hasard NJ. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
larsncs McKeever Miller. Mr.. and
NA Ten Brock M. Terhune, Mr.. and
IN Joseph 3. Thomas, Mrs. Postel-
sssits Cobb, Mrs. Hoffman Miller, the
EAass Film Macksy, Ethel Potter.
hxnets Carpenter, Emily Davies, Flea
sg lawrence, Marianne McKeever and
arnssts Tilford.
Tie Messrs. Leo Everett, Angler 3.
ass, Reginald Brooks, w. Scott Cam
l ser, ". B. Duncan f.. George War
sagton Curtis, Ernest A. Thomson,
lsymoad Maxwell, Richard Lounsbery,
lsAn N. Potter, Silvio Villa, Paul Dra-
frE ". Walton, Captain Warner, DR..
3..seph s. Wheelwright, DR.. George A.
Dixon, Harry Mason, Arthur Momand
md Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney s. Breess.
aaslc and Dancing Take
Hisca After Dinner Event
Following the dinner there were
nuslc and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs Sydney 8. Breese, Mr..
Arthur Momand ard Miss Frances Car
eenter are house guests Of Mr.. and
Frs James Lawrence Breese at The
sfenards for over Sunday.
Inc event now looked forward to
WITH the greatest pleasure ,s the pres
easAtlcn Of Balieff's "Chauve-Souris" In
as open air theater, now under COM
sleetlon "a the grounds of the Par
81 Art Museum, en- the evening Of
ssptsmner 8. Mr.. Morris Gest will
Fang nis entire company Of more than
~ hundred players on q special train,
saa after the performance they will re-
70 70 New York the same evening.
seg VIII arrive here Sunday morning,
"a and will be entertained by
s y !, e tho villa colony for luncheon
& enner. The performance, which
aeen managed by Mr.. Samuel L.
i1saa, sided by Mr.. Louis Simmons,
EEaae for the benefit Of the Rogers
a.ssssial Library.
.a open air theatre Ii now under
ssA'nstion in the gardens Of the Art
lam and will be built by William
.ssh uonnelly, who had entire charge.
~ construction for the Street Fair
august 4 In Agawam Park. More
IL twenty Of the boxes have already
F sold for sl00 each.
= -sssseg those who have bought boxes
ames. Thomas H. Barber, Robert
4 sampson, Peter B. Wyckoff, Good
livingston, George r. Maxwell,
ssssS ]. Barney, George Leary,
HW q Claflin, Duncan S. Ellsworth,
4 III n Wray, Rufus L. Patterson,
n = Berwind, Charles H. Sabin,
srisk a. Snow, Willard walsh.
N =. Stewart, James Z. Barclay.
d - upont, Herman Dierks, Will
Ina wilcox, Eugene G. Grace, Ed
ID 43vs. o-ioikf samuel Ia, FAITI&n,
j d. ss Mackay and others. This Is
,ae largest entertainments ever
No. xen here and the success Is
s ~ Concert Announced
g Harhor Yacht Club
s,,sss silence Of two years the Sag.
W. Yacht Club announces q con-
IA y saturday afternoon, August 28.
asn. siock Il will be given for the
Ssrs Of raising funds to further
Ii 81 and beautify the clubhouse
Il u lts approaches.
33sds 70 appear on the program i'm
assa. Ssrohy Rust Hemenway. so-
5sss airs Irwin Wood, pianist. OF
$ss,s ,Vl s Alton E. Foster, baritone:
7sSsjss Soyd. violinist, and Archibald
ns sSssal, crganist, Of London and
a r ~ Following the program
8tsssssasy Boyd, Of Barnard CoiIege.
q All. ~ Miss Marion TurreiI and
10 sss '.a shelton, Of Sag HARDER. will
essss &, s e. and Greek interpretive
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