New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Juniors, Following Lead
of Elders i'm Charitable
Aims, Give Fair for Ben
eft of Fresh Air Fund
Novel. Features
AT Flower Show
Invitation Tennis Tourna-
menf at Meadow Club Is
Awaited With Eagerness
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON. July 20.

Y ME junior members of the
4 villa colony, taking inspiration
from the charitable and phil
anthropic activities of their elders, /
to-day held fair on the lawn Of
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gallatin, in First Neck
Lane. The proceeds of the fair go
to the Southampton Fresh Air
Fund. Some of the young women
who were in charge and sold azt-
cles at the various booths include
the Misses Anne Nicholas, Eliza
beth Sharp, Pauline Dodge, Mildred
Leo, Martha and Helen Kountze,
Audrey Davies, Lois Bars5ow, Theo-
dora Barstow, Caroline Ryan, Fran
ces Robbins, Barbara Babcock,
and Phyllis and Margaret Gallatin.
Yesterday closed the sixteenth an
nual flower show of the Southampton
Horticultural Society in Agawam PARK
The executive committee includes Miss
Janet Henderson, chairman, and Mrs.
Thomas q. Barber, Mrs. Arthur B.
Cladin, Mrs. Charles G. FranckIyu, Mrs.
Chester Griswoid. Mrss Charles R.
Henderson,, Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman,
Mrs. c. B. Mcdonald, Mrs Rufus L.
Patterson, Mrs. Henry K. Porter, Mrs.
Harry P. Robbins, Mrs. Fl. II. Rogers,
Mrs. Horace Russell, Mrs. Alfred
Schermerhorn, Mrs. Frederick A. Snow,
Mrs. Robert III. Thompson, Mrs. How
ard Townsend, Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor,
Mrs. Robert Waller, Mrs. Peter 3.
Wyckoff and Miss Rosina S. Hoyt,
Miss Ze1la de MiIhau, Miss Doxis
Francklyn and Miss Edith Newboid.
The show committee includes Mr.
George Ruppel, chairman; Mr. o. C.
Gardner. financial secretary; Mr.. Her
bert Il. Wells, secretary; Mr. William
A, Frankenbach, treasurer; Mr.. Frank
Smith, Mr.. Thomas Henderson, Mr.
George Campbell, Mr.. Stanley r.
Caneler, Mr.. John Easer, Mr.. James
DoElen, Mr.. John Goff and MI.
George Anderson.
new feature this year was the
chiidren's class for the best arrange
ment of flowers in bowl or vase for
living room. Miss Genevieve Fox was
judge of this exhibit. Vegetables also
were shown and wSre awarded prizes.
Among the judges were several mem
bers of the East Hampton Garden
Club Including Mrs. Albert Herter and
Mrs. Arthur T. Hill. The Southamp-
ton judges were Mr.. Harry Robbins,
Mr. Edward P. Mellon, Mr. Marshall
Fry, Miss Barry, and Miss Edith New
bold.
Street Fair Is Center
OF Big Social Activity ~
Most of the social activities Of che
villa colony, as we'll as those of the
resident population and many of the
surrounding towns, centers on the
street fair to be given in Agawam
Park next Friday.
A large dancing pavilion will be in
charge of Mr.. Es1uond O'Brien as
Leonard NJ. Thomas, Mr.. Charles Hay
den, Mr.. Angler B. Duke, Mr.. Richard
Lounsbery, Mr.. Malcolm Meacham, Mr..
R. Rogers Benjamin. Mr.. George Leery
jr., Mr.. Herman Dierks, Mr.. Malcolm
Hayward, Mr.. Duncan Stuart Els
worth and Mrs. Gordon Brown, Mrs.
Robert Potter Breese and Miss Kath-
crime Mackay.
Mrs. David Heller, of East Hampton,
will be chairman of the committee Of
that town assisting Mr. O'Brien, and
lace Chauncey, Mrs. Edwin Perot, Mrs.
Louis Oakley, Mrs. L. Mundes and the
Misses Margaret Taylor, Margaret Hol-
lister, Polly Mccall, Fanny Helmuth,
Helen Hostler, Vera Bloodgood and
Caroline Baylis.
The midway will have seventy-hve
booths, each with a chairman assisted
by committee. Mrs: George Barton
French is general chairman of all the
committees of the midway. Mrs. Fin
| ley Peter Dunno is chairman of the
| whirligig and on her committee are
Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas, Mrs. James
P. Donohue, Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Mrs.
George Finn, Mrs. Edward jenkins,
| Miss Mary Wheelwright and Mrs. F. K,
| Sheesley.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin is chairman Of
the whoop-la booth and her assistants
include Mrs. Glarkson Potter, Mrs. Will
| liam w. Hoppin jr., Mrs. Josiah Copley
Thaw, Mrs. Postlethwaite Cobb and
Mrs. (. r. Burnett. Mrs. Phillips
| Thompson is chairman of the BOOM
erang and on her committee are Mrs.
William w. Hoppin, Mrs. Fal de Sainy
| Phalle, Mrs. Hayward Cutting and Mrs,
Arthur Sinclair. Mrs. Thomas A.
Howell is the chairman of the cocoanut
shy and her assistants are Mrs David
Dows, Mrs. Dudley Olcott I'd and Miss
Emeline Grace.
Another event OF keen interest to the
summer coIony Is the annQal invitation
tennis tournament, to take place on the
! grass courts of the Meadow Club
August T. At the end of the tourna-
ment Friday night, August IL, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Leary will give a ball at
Hawthorne House, their summer home
in Halsey Neck Lane.
! Entertainment Planned
On the Curtis Estate
| A coming event that the villa colony
| are looking forward to is the entertain
ment to be given on the grounds OF
the estate of Mr.. George Warrington
Curtis, in Captains Neck Lane
| Mrs. Walter r., Tuckerman enters
tanned Monday afternoon at a lawn
party for her children and number Of
their young friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McFadden, who
were married in st. Andrews Dune
Church June so, arrived Friday after
noon and will be the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart
Ellsworth, at Meadowbeach, their sum.
mer home in Gin Lane.
Mrs. 7. Gaillard Thomas was hostess
| at a luncheon az hor cIr,,nar hor,o