The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Brilliant Gallery
For Tennis Events
At Southampton
Mrs. Stephen Peabody Among
Those Watching Matches
Chauve S0uris Assured.

Special Dispntch to TIE New YoRK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. l.. Aug. s.-There
was a brilliant gallery this afternoon at
the Meadow Club at the invitation lawn
tennis tournament, for which conditions
were much more agreeable than In the
morning.
) Among those on the veranda Of the
Meadow Club watching the matches
were Mrs. Stephen Peabody. Miss Gladys
Kemp. who recently arrived from Rome.
and Mrs. Robert Clement. who were with
Mrs. ". Rogers Benjamin: Mrs. Henry
A. Curtis, DR.. and Mrs. Norman +.
Ditmnn, who brought Miss Pauline
Cabot OF Boston: Mrs. Robert b. Minis.
Mrs. George Barton French. Mrs. Wilber
A. Bloodgood, Miss Rosalie Bloodgood.
Mrs. Thomas L. Fcitner and her grand
daughter, Miss Nina Chatflion: MRS.
George Edward Wood. who Is here Tor
a visit at Asher House with her aunt.
Mrs. Henry Asher Robbins; MT. ana
Mrs Theron r. Strong. Mr.. ana MIS-.
Frederick A. Snow. Mrs. Crimmins Jen
nings. Mrs. Edward C. Fox. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elisha c. Tower. Mrs. Herman
Dicrks, Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin,, MISS
Sarah Larkin. Mrs. James 5. Larkin.
Miss Priscilla Dodge. Miss Lydia r.
Dadmun. Miss Ellin Mackay, MAJOR
Lorilard Spencer. who arrived on
yacht from Newport Miss Betty Inomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Sprigg Camden, MISS
Mary Hart, Mr.. Edward II. Van lngen
I'd, Mrs Frederick c. Perkins, MISS
Gladys Olcott and her fiance. Mr.. Jean
de Pendrill Waddington.
Also Mrs. Dudley Olcott. Mrs. Frederic
n. Belts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrill
Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard krech'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donahue. Mrs.
Couper Lord. Mr.. George warrington
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. John Munroe. Dr.
and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes, Miss Agnes
Keyes and Messrs. Angler B. Duke ana
Henry 0. Rea.
ARRANGEMENTS for Chnuve souriS.
II was learned to-day that Morris
Gest finally has decided to give the per
formance of Chauve Souris on the night
of September 3 in the Garden OF tne
Parrish Art Museum for the penenc OF
the Rogers Memorial Library, and It VIII
be an event that will finish in 4 brilliant
manner the regular season here. IL
will be something of an undertaking to
TRANSPORT the entire company, with
members OF the orchestra. makeup men
and stage hands, who will number l25
persons. but Mr. Gest has given assur-
ance that the entire production, even
to the last spangle necessary VIII De
shown here.
Mr.. Samuel L. Parrish. who founded
the Art Museum. has not permitted the
grounds OF the museum itself to be used
for profit OF any sort except once. ten
years ago. when a performance OF the
yellow Jacket" was given there for
the beneit of the library. Of which ne
Is president. On the committee In addi-
ton to Mr.. Parrish will be Mrs. Thomas
II. Barber, Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff. who will call to
their aid prominent persons OF this VII
lage and East Hampton.
Some of the best known pen or the
community will be invited to serve as
ushers for the performance. take tickets.
check coats call automobiles and to
help in other ways AS the performance
will take place on the eve of LaboN Day
there will be many extra guests here
over the holiday and large audience is
assured. The stage will be erected close
by, the reading room OF the museum,
which will serve as dressing room, and
the section of the garden where 1t is to
be built will be large enough for an
audience OF 1000 persons. 1t Is pro-
posed 70 ask 500 each. for the boxes.
There will be several rows of seats at
SO each and others at $3.50 and at IS
each according to location.
Notes of Resort.
sIr. and Mrs. Jorge Andre and Miss
Frances Carpenter will arrive on Fri
day TO visit Mr. and Mrs. James l..
Breese at the Orchard.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge will come next
week from Weatogue. Conn.,, to visit Mr..
and Mrs Marshall ]. Dodge.
Mrs. Henry r. Rea will give dinner
on Friday night at her villa on the
Dunes.
Miss Elin MacSay will give a small
dinner party on Thursday night at the
Shields villa in Great Plains road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Noal Rawlins
arrived to-day and are at Mrs. Nelson's
Overlook Inn Fair Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Wilcox are
giving luncheon on Friday at the
Dolphins.
Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley. who for part
Of the summer was in Paris with Mrs
Oliver Gould Jennings. arrived In
Southampton yesterday for the re-
ma nder OF the season.
Miss Ethel Wickham will give din
uer at the Meadow Club on Saturday