The New York herald., 1922-07-06
Miss StiIIman
to Wed July 20
in Southampton
Attendants Chosen for Her
Marriage in Dune Church
to Mr.. P0lhemus.

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. July 5.-There
will be another wedding to mark the
Southampton season when. on July 22.
Miss Lisa Stillman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman of 35 East
Thirty-ninth street will be married to
Mr.. Henry Martin Polhemus OF that city
In st. Andrews Dune Church by the
Rev. Percy Gordon of st. Bartholomew
Church. New York. A reception and
breakfast at the Meadow Club will fol-
low
Miss Ruth Stillman will be her sisters
maid of honor and the other bridal at
tendants will include Mrs. Eugene Saw
yer Of Boston. Mrs. Lester Armour and
Mrs. Vernon Rowland Brown. Mr..
James suydam Polhemus will be best
man for his brother.
The ushers will be DR.. Alfred stillman
Cd, brother of the bride; Messrs. Lewis
A. Coffin, Jr.. Kenneth Clinton and
Charles S. Barlow. Jr.. a cousin of the
bridegroom
Miss Doris Francklyn held a success
ful sale of embroideries and lace work
this afternoon at Redcroft, the ESTATE Of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
F'rancklyn. in aid Of the Shinnecock Hills
Embroidery School. which Is conducted
for the women and girls Of the Indian
reservation.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Keyes. had the assistance of Miss Rose
De Rose
/ Both Miss Francklyn and Miss Keyes
have devoted much time in directing
classes for these descendants Of the
original settlers OF Shinnecock Hills,
whose work. many specimens Of which
were sold to-day. is Of high standard
and copied from ancient Italian en-
broideries, cut work and laces In the
Metropolitan Museum of Art. The pro-
ceeds Of the sale go toward the upkeep
of the school during the winter, when
most Of the work by the pupils is done.
Among those who patronized the sale
were Mrs. Charles Steele. Mrs. A. Har-
vey Tiers, Miss Rosina Hoyt, Mrs. Ed
ward de Rose. Miss Emily Cross Misses
Abby and Georgiana Rowland. Mrs.
Henry e. Coe. Miss Rosalie Coe, Mrs.
Charles r. Henderson and Miss Janet
Henderson. Tea was served.
For the street Fair.
ing hard for the street fair in aid Of
the Southampton Hospital. which will
be held at Agawam Park on August 4.
Mrs. Arthur B. Clafin Is the chair
man. Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff and Mrs.
Albert Gallatin. vice-chairmen; Mrs.
Frederick Martin Davies, secretary; Mr..
Edward p. Mellon, treasurer. and Mrs.
John Wolfe. chairman of publicity.
The heads Of the various booths and
attractions are Mrs. Joseph r. Dill
worth, tea. dinner and supper pavilion:
Mrs. George Barton French. midway
i iaisaunce: Mrs. Patrick A. Valentine,
automobiles; Mrs. Marshall J. Dodge
and Mrs. Robert Waller notions; Mrs.
Ellery James of Easthampton, farm
booth: Mrs. Lyttleton Fox. circus; Mrs.
George Leary. merry go round; Mrs.
Percy H. Stewart. tombola: Mrs. Fran
els Newton. Mrs. George Ethridge and
Mrs Arthur Sinclair. Jr. Easthampton,
hat booth: Mrs. Charles f. Mitchell and
Mrs. Oren Root. fortune telling: Mrs.
William M. Grinnell, children's play
ground; Miss Florence Johnson, soda
water fountain and Ice cream; Mrs.
Harold Brooks. cigarettes; Esmond p.
O'Brien. dancing pavilion; Henry F. du
Pont and Frank Markoe. decorations.
Mrs. Thomas G. Peck Is at the head
Of the Southampton Auxiliary and Mr..
William L. Donnelly will give his per-
sonal supervision to the necessary
building. With these heads OF depart
4 ments there will be associated 500 men
and women Of Easthampton and Hamp-
ton Bays. formerly known as Good
Ground. through whose energies a
handsme sum much needed for the
work Of the hospital will be raised.
Invitations have Just been issued by
the campaign committee of the Ma
tional Consumers League to oppose the
blanket bills of the National Woman's
| Party. to a meeting which will be held
the afternoon Of July 10. at Mrs. Charles
H. Sabin's. Miss Frances Perkins.
formerly OF the New York Industrial
Commission. will speak and afterwards
tea will be served.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman is chairman
! Of the central committee and other men,
bers are: Mines Charles Cary Rumsey.
Clifford Pinchot. Willard Straight. Regi-
nald Fincke. Courtlandt Dixon Barnes,
Harrison Tweed and Charles l.. Tiffany.
Dance at Golf Club.
The first dance at the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club will be held next Friday
night. The committee includes Messrs.
Goodhue Livingston and William c.
Potter.
Mrs. George Quintard Whitney of New
Orleans arrived to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Grace OF Bethle-
hem. Pa. arrived at Meadow Mere to-
day.
The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu.
who had been guests OF George Warning
ton Curtis. left this morning for New
York Miss Junie Wise. sister OF the
Duchess. who was with them. went to-
day via Sag Harbor to New Ipswich,
N. H.. to be with Mr.. and Mrs. James
c. Barr.
Mrs. W. Butler Duncan Of New York
has Joined Mr.. Duncan and their son
at Blackburn House.
Mrs Albert Gallatin gave a dinnet
tonight.
Mrs. William 8. Hoyt. who passes the
winter In Thomasville. Ca. is at Shinne-
cock Hills.
Mrs. Robert s. Peabody and Mr.. Sam
uel L. Parrish gave a dinner last night
at the latter's house for Miss Emily
Nichols Hatch. president OF the National
Association Of Women Painters. Miss
Elizabeth Price. Miss Dorothy Rust
Heminway and Nine. Bertha Ezra. who
left to-day for New York.
Silvio villa. who had been several
weeks at the Southampton Club. has
just leased Mrs. II. A. Borrowe's The
n.