The New York herald., 1922-07-30

lar sales held at Greentrees. the coun-
try place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whit
ney in Manhasset. Mrs. Lyttleton
Fox has secured through the generos-
ity OF Mr.. Barron G. Collier some Of
the latest circus attractions from
Luna Park, which will be presented
in an uncovered arena surrounded by
lofty canvas screen.
Mind Reader to Entertain.
"A decidedly interesting feature has
been arranged by Mrs. Charles e.
Mitchell, through whose efforts Prof
Bert Reese has given his services He is
looked upon as miraculous mind
reader. having through his. wizardry
mysdfied such scientists as Thomas A.
Edison and DIR. William H. Thomson,
brain specialist Prof. Reese will grant
private interviews to any who win pay
$1oe and to induce sittings Mrs. Mitchell
will have the aid OF Mime. Alma Gluck
and her husband. Efrem Zimbalst, who
VIII arrive early next week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell at Fleur de Lys.
One Of the auguries made by Prof
Reese which has been much commented
on was during an interview he had with
the German Crown Prince In Bad Kis-
singer on August 3. 1913. when he fore
told the coming Of the world war, pre-
dieting also the length Of its duration.
A merry-go-round which will appeal
to young and old will be be provided by
Mrs. George Leary. who will have the
assistance of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs Elisha C.
Tower. Mrs. William M Grinnell has
undertaken Wonderland. which will ap-
peal to all Juveniles. for within its in
closure there will be q see-saw, treas
ures of Capt. Kidd which will be
buried In sand pile, an Aunt Sally,
grab bags, archery, pony rides and q
conjurer who will mystify tho juveniles
as well as their senior relatives. Prin-
cess Clan Battista Rospigliosi and her
daughter. Donna Elena, will como from
Stony Brook. near st James. to assist
Mrs. Grinnell. who win also have the
aid of Mines. Thomas H. Barber, Rob-
ert s. Peabody. Henry L. Abbott. r.
Gaillard Thomas. Miss Alice Harding
and Miss Lizzie Bliss.
Mrs. Percy Hamilton Steward has
secured for tho tombola many valuable
articles which she will sell with the
assistance of Mines. John e. Berwind,
Norman e. Ditman. Harvey Wallace
Shaffer. Sherman Joost. Vincent 8.
Mulford. Ancell NJ. Ball. Walter Tuck
crman and Henry F.. Cook Mrs. Stew
dTI SdNc a iuIlCucOu AOI tHo IncInDeTS
OF her committee last Friday and next
Wednesday she will give tea for Mr..
Arthur Garratt q distinguished portrait
painter. and MrB. CARAT, who have re-
Gently como her0 Mr.. Garratt vii!
paint a portrait for tho benefit Of the
fair.
0eou1t Attractions.
Mrs. Victor 1fspos ;nas Arranged the
occult attractions and she ID summoning
to her aid Mra. Gardner Brown, Mrs
Sidney W. Fish, Mn. Stephen H. p. Pell,
Mrs. John H Morace and Mrs. George
T. Maxwell, also Misses Frances Nc
Keever, Kathertnel Vernon Brown and
Marianne McKeever. Mrs. MAXWELL Is
a wonderfully proficient palmist. and
there also will BE- another feature az
Mrs. Mapes's booth, with Mrs. Francis
NJ Simonds. a member Of the Academy
OF Astrologians. Mrs. Simonds has
worked with DR.. FarQuhar in Boston and
she will cast horoscopes, will prophesy
the future ana wi1lf tell her sitters the
particular things to which they are SEN
sitive. There also will be an unusual
expert In handwriting. a second GRAPHIC.
with whom appointments already have
been made.
The decorativet scheme Of the fair
RrOun0S mas OeenV OOHe ny fEHuCio
Hartman Markoe and the place will be
gay with Venetian masts topped with
banners of various colors, while at night
there will be illuminations OF hundreds
Of colored lanterns. Mr. Esmond p.
O'Brien has assured the dancing pavilion.
the expenses Of which have been under
written.
Aside from the fair there will be
other notable entertainments for next
week. among them the fete champetre
that Mr.. George Warrington Curtis Is
giving on Saturday night on his estate
In Captains Neck Lane. His guests
have been asked to arrive there punc-
tually for the performance of the Nor
gan dancers. which will take place
on the lawn and as the only lights after
10 will be those played on the dancers
II will not be possible for late comers
tn approach the house In their motors.
or course fair weather will be neces-
sary for such an entertainment. and It
is very much hoped by Mr.. Curtis that
there shall be no postponement on ac-
count of inclement weather. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry White are coming from
Lenox next week to make visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. and
on August s Mr. and Mrs. Rufus H.
Patterson will give a dinner for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell on that day viii