The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Southampton Has
Club Dance and
Opens Art Show
Rain Stops All Outdoor Sports
but the Indoor Festivi-
ties Go On.

Special Dispatoh to THE NEW York HnAID.
SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, July 1,-Those
who came for the long holiday met dis
appointment to-day for rain interfered
with golf, tennis and bathing. Those
who went to the beach this morning
mad to beat a hasty retreat and seek
the shelter of the many attractive villas
for luncheon and later for bridge.
However, the weather did not inter-
fere tonight with the first dance of
the season at the Meadow Club. An
other indoor entertainment that found
the summer and permanent residents as
sembed was the private view or an ex-
hibition of paintings In Memorial Hall
under the auspices of the National AS
sociation of Women Painters and Sculp
tors, which was conducted with consider
able formality.
For several days Miss Emily Nichols
Hatch, president ofbthe association, as
sisted by Miss M. Elizabeth Price, had
been busy in hanging the paintings
which were we'll displayed in ganees'
admirably adapted for such a purpose.
In addition to having the first view"
OF such an admirable collection of paint
ings that included portraits. landscapes
and interesting flower paintings now
so much in demand. there was music
On the Music Program.
Mrs. Dorothy Rust Hemenway, with
Francis Moore at the piano sang two
groups of English song compositions of
Roger Quilter, Winter Watts, Huerter
maninoff with English words and a
song in Italian by Sibella.
Corneuius Van Nliet. cellist, played
compositions by Van Goems, Nexuda
and Pepper, and in addition to playing
the accompaniments for the other musi-
clans Francis Moore played piano solos
of Debussy and Chopin. After the music
Mrs. Thomas H. Barber, Mrs. William
NJ. Grinnell, Mrs. Frederick Martin
Davies, Mrs. Robert S. Peabody. Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. Harry Pei
ham Robbins, Mrs. Henry May. Mrs.
Rufus l.. Patterson and Mrs. Peter B.
Wyckoff.
The gathering was practically the
same as that at the wedding festivities
of Miss Ellsworth and Mr. McFadden
yesterday.
Mrs Arthur 3. Claflin. presided this
morning at meeting of the various
committees cooperating for the annual
Street Fair In aid of the Southampton
Hospital, which will be held August
at Agawam Park, and many of the de-
L
OF task to arrange such an entertain-
ment but Mrs. Ciaflin finds many will
ing helpers.
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff and Mrs. AL
bert Gallatin will serve as vice-chair-
men, and at the end OF the various
committees are Mines, George b.
French. p, A. Valentine, Joseph r. Dill
worth, Edward Van Ingen, George
Leary. Lyttleton Fox, Percy III. Stewart
samuel Thorne. Alvin w. Krech. Victor
Mapes. George Ethridge. Arthur Sim
clair DR., w. w. Hoppin, Jr., Philips
y. Thompson, Harold Brooks, Clarkson
Eoster. Rufus l.. Patterson. Oren Root,
CHARLES Il. Mitchell. James L. Barclay,
John Wolfe Ten Brock Terhune ard
Henry +. Dupont, who will have the
assistance Of the young women here for
the summer.
Mrs. Dilworth will attend to all the de-
tails of the refreshment pavilion. which
will provide tea. dinner and supper for
All who patronize the fair. The money
taken In at this department will be all
gain. as everything will be donated
Notes From the villas.
Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth and he-
daughters, Misses MATILDA and Eliza
beth Van Rensselaer, Ellsworth. who
came for the McFadden- Ellsworth we'd
ding, will remain over the Fourth
Mrs. George Il. Maxwell who returned
on the Homeric. has joined her family at
South cottage. Mr.. and Mrs Brad;s,,
johnson Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam A. Hamilton are with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Leary at Hawthorne House.
Mr., and Mrs. De Lancey Kountze will
give luncheon tomorrow at Wincns
and q dinner Monday night.
Lupcheons at the chinnecock Hills
Golf Club xt,fli H..
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Rerwind, Mrs. A.
Harvey Tiers. Mr.. and Mrs Vincent S.
Mulford. Or. and Mrs w. Whitehead
Gilnllan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe. AR.
and Mrs. Ten Brock Terhune and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy III. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett b. Kipp of Mas
sena, Barrytown. N. Y, are at the
Irving House.
Frederick Martin Davies, who mas
been with his mother since leaving st.
Pauls School, left to-day to pass sew
eral weeks with william Mackay, sou
of Mr.. Clarence II. Markay. at camp
on Loon Lake. Adirond dacks.
Mr.. William J. Sturgis has Joined Mr.. |
Angler B. Duke at Sandhurst Mrs |
Marshall Johnson Of Macon, Ga Is |
visiting her son-in-lav and daugh;e., |
Mr.. and Mrs. De Lanccy Kountze
Mr.. p. Tennyson Cole. r. A., Of Lon |
don. well known English portrait |
painter. and Mr.. William Pettee OF New |
York will visit with Mr.. and Mrs Lucier |
Fl. Tying next week.
Mr.. and Mrs-~Charles A, Dana, who |
have been in Bernardsville. N. j.. have
taken the Harris cottage here Mr.. and |
Mrs. I. Chauncey McKeever and Miss
Frances McKeever viii. come next week |
TO the Irving House.
Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Hoppin gave a |
dinner tonight afterward taking their |
guests TO the dance at the Meadow Club |
BERKSHIRES FLOWER SHOW.