New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Chase Pictures Attract
Many at SOUTHAMPTON
spectol Dispatch TO the Trshu,,s

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SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 17.--Parrish
Memorial Hall was filled this after
noon at the first view of the paintings
OF the former pupils of the late Will
liam M. Chase. On the reception com
mittee for the memorial exhibition
were Mrs Thomas Barber, chairman; !;
MRS. Charles I. Barney, Mrs. Frederick
II. Belts, Mrs. William NJ. Chase, widow
OF the artist; Mrs. Frederick Martin
Dawes, Mrs. Henry du Pont, Mrs. Will
ham NJ Grinnell, Mrs. Russell H. Hoad-
ley, Mrs. Charles R. Henderson, Mrs.
Goodhue Goo Livingston, Mrs. Henry May,
Mrs. George S. Patterson, Mrs. Rufus
L. Patterson, Mrs. Robert S. Peabody,
Mrs. Harry P. Robbins, Mrs. Frederick
A. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving L. Wiles,
Colonel Robert M. Thompson, Mrs.
Peter B. Wyckoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Herter, Misses Georgiana Rowland.
tzel-a DeMilhau, Edith Newbold, Ed
wilma Post, Anne Hegeman, Lizzie Bliss,
Mr.. Grosvenor Atterbury, Mr.. James
L. Barclay, Mr.. Alvin w. Krech and
Mr.. Samuel l.. Parrish
-Four pictures painted by Mr.. Chase
and owned by his widow attracted much
portrait. Another of more than usual
interest was portrait of "Father and
Child" painted by Miss Lydia Field
Emmett, and another of an English
girl, profile view, done by Mrs. Robert
S. Peabody. Tea was served at five
o'clock with Mrs. Thomas H. Barber
and Mrs. James Carroll Fraser as
hostesses.
Among those present were Colonel
and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson, DR..
and Edward L. Keyes, Mrs. Henry
Anderson Conan, Mr.. C. w. DeLyon
Nichols, Miss Doris Francklyn, Mrs.
Nina Duryea, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harper Benedict, Mrs. Outerbridge
I Horsey, Miss Horsey, Mr.. Hermon Mac
Neill, Rev. Dr.. Van Rensselaer,, Miss
Ruth Deyo, Miss Virginia Wood, Miss
Katherine Vosburgh, Misses Sarah and
Jane Colt, Mrs. George G. Dewitt, Mrs.
A. Becker, Miss Becker, Mrs. James
Russell Solely, Mir. George w, Cur
tis, Major and Mrs. Theron r. Strong,
Mrs. William M. Grinnell, Mrs. Elihu
Root jr., Mrs. Howard Dickinson, Mrs.
Israel Putnam, Mrs. Henry r. Saunders,
Mrs. Abb Baldwin, Miss Alice Newbold.
The first round match play for the
Dunno challenge cup was played this
afternoon on the links of the Shine
cluded Mrs. Stewart Walker, Mrs.
Adrian H. Larkin, Mrs. Thomas J..
Prindeville, Mrs. Harry Curtis, Mrs.
Courtlandt Barnes, Mrs. Grosvenor
Nicholas, Mrs. Harvey w. Shaffer, Mrs.
Dudley Olcott, Mrs. C. j. Ryan, Mrs.
A. w. S. Cochrane, Mrs. Henry T..
Chickering, Mrs. w. A. Barstow, Mrs.
Charles E. Mitchell, Miss Margaret
Thaw, Miss Julianne Cutting, Miss
Ethel Carhart, Miss Clara Lee, Miss
Lucy Brown and Miss Rosalie Blood
good.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert entertained
at an informal luncheon followed by
bridge at the Anchorage, her villa in
OK Pasture Road, this afternoon.
Miss Estelle O'Brien entertained at
luncheon at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club this afternoon before the play in
the tournament for the Dunno chal-
lenge cup.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gaillard Thomas
started Tuesday for motor trip to
Canada and will be gone for three
weeks. Their son, Mr.. Charles, Car
roll Thomas, departed on the Maure-
tania Tuesday for trip to Europe for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Boyce came from
Madison, N. j., yesterday and will be
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace H. Work at Wyndemere for two
weeks. Mrs. Work, who is sister of
Mrs. .Boyce, met them in New York,
where she went Monday for few days,
and returned here with them.
Mr.. Ralph N. Ellis, of Jericho, L. T.,
who recently returned from trip to
California, is at the Studio Inn, in
East Quogue, for the opening Of the
snipa season. Also there for the
shooting are Mr.. Theodore F. Hum
sphrey and Mr.. Horace Bernard.
Mrs. Dudley Olcott, who has been in
the city since the first of the week,
will return to Olcottage in Meadow
Lane tomorrow.