New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Marblehead Adds
Coffee Cabaret to
List of Successes
Merry Affair by Summer
Colony at the Corinthian
Yacht Club for Benefit
of Children's Sanatorium
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept. 2.-Tbe
"Coffee Cabaret" given at the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club for the benefit of the
sanatorium on Children's Island was
one of the most successful affairs ever
given by the summer colony. The wait
resses included Miss Sally Cabot, Miss
Constance Percival, Miss Constance
Dane, Miss Ruth Yerxa, Miss Harriet
May, Miss Helen Stone, Miss Lorraine
Lesson, Miss Caryl Sargent, Miss
Mabel Leigh Holden and Miss Eliza
beth Percival
About three hundred guests attend
ed. Among those reserving tables
were Mrs. George Upton, Mrs. Law
renee E. Percival, Mrs. Everett Paine.
Mr.. David c. Percival, Mrs. Joseph Sar,
gent, Mr.. Herbert M. Sears, Mrs.
George Vaughan, Mrs Chester L..
ID. Talbot, Mrs. Arthur Bowditch, Mr..
William Barker, Miss Adelaide James.
Mrs. Robert A. Leeson, Mrs. Charles
D. Hodges, Mr.. H. B. Sawyer, Mrs.
George II. Davenport, Mrs. Webb. Mrs
Evelyn Irving. Mrs. Robert G. Stone,
Miss Martha Afford, Mrs. Charles W
Allen, Mrs, &. A. Tutein, Mrs. James
Cunningham Gray, Mrs. Walworth
Pierce, Mrs. F. B. Crowninshield. Mrs
W. c. English, Mrs. B. D. Barker, Mrs.
W. 7. Aldrich, Mrs. B. w. Hurlburt.
Mrs. Guy w. Walker, Mr.. Thomas San
ders, Mrs. E. G. Leonard, Mrs. Walter
Z. harris, Mr.. Francis Gray, Mrs. G..
K. Simonds, Mr.. d. X. Snow, Mr.. A.
Hemenway jr., Miss Evelina du Pont.
Mrs. Godfrey Cabot, Mr.. H. Tolman,
Mr. John Longmaid, Mrs. M. L. Hig-
gins, Miss Helen Wing, Mrs. Carl
Dreyfus, Mrs. Eugene Rosenthal, Mrs.
Frank McQuesten, Miss K. H. Simpson
and Mrs. Charles Jaynes.
The Sears championship races re-
suited in the Larchmont crew carving
of the honors. Among those who
competed for the Larchmont Club
were Captain Arthur w. Knapp jr.,
George R. Hinman and Sterling V. B.
hryden. Commodore Ii. M. Sears gave
reception Wednesday to all the visit
ing crews on the Constellation.
Plans are being made for the final
races of the season, which will be held
next week. Trophies have been offered
for the winners of all classes by yari-
o4s members of the Eastern Yacht
Club.
Mr.. H. H. Raymond, of New York.
was guest at tne Eastern Yacht Club
last week, Rear Admiral Bradley Fiske
is convalescing at the Deve1eaux man
sion, at Marblehead. Miss Grace Har-
per Flske is with her father.
Mrs. William Seamans, of New York
Will spend the remainder of the season
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
A. Seamans, at Marblehead Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice MacBride. of
New York and Marblehead, spent the
week end with friends in Antrim. N. II.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. r. Stetson
rector Of Old Trinity Church in New
York, are spending few weeks with
Mrs. I. c. Cutler and her brother. MIR.
Francis II. Richards, at their summer
home, Marblehead Neck
Mrs. William H. Cole, of Surfmere
gave a luncheon for her guests. MRS
Smith. 'itiei'i
Mrs. George F. Porter. with her
daughters, the Misses Clara and Marv
Porter, Of New York, will spend the
remainder of the season at the Ocean
side, in Marblehead Neck. Professor
and Mrs. Frederick N. Wilson and
Miss M. l.. Wilson, of Princeton n
~ are also guests at the Oceansida