The New York herald., 1922-07-13
Southampton Set
to See John Drew
in Benefit Event
Actor to Appear in East Hamp-
ton in Connection With
Tableaux Viviants.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALp.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 1..-Mr. Francis
Hartman Markoe. who is busy planning
the lay out wfor the Street Fair of
August 4. viii be associated with Albert
Herter in the arrangement of pageant
tableaux vivfants to be shown at the
Maidstone Club, East Hampton. July 21,
for the benefit OF Parish work of st.
Luke's Church of that village. There
will be a series Of Greek pictures en-
titled. Might" Dawn" and Day" The
participants will wear costumes which
are to be sent to East Hampton for the
occasion from Santa Barbara. Cal.
where last winter. Mr.. Herter organized
a similar entertainment
John Drew. who has just returned
from the Pacific coast to his home in
East Hampton, will, appear. There also
will be interesting music.
Several parties from Southampton will
go over that night. On the COMMITTEES
are Mrs. Albert r. Gailatin. Mrs. Alfred
L. Bell. Mrs. william Maloney. Mrs.
David Heller and Mrs. Robert C. Hill.
Tickets are on sale at the Meadow Club.
The weekly luncheons at the Shinne-
:. cock Hiiis Golf Club will be started for
the season tomorrow. and as for years
past. they are sure to prove one OF the
most agreeable features Of the summer.
The luncheon Of tomorrow will precede
the woman's handicap golf match. for
which Mrs. p. A. Valentine is giving the
prizes. The entrants for the match in.
clude Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas. Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox, Miss Eleanor Swayne.
Mrs Charles e. Mitchell. Miss Estelle
O'Brien, Mrs John Sloane. Miss Juliana
/. Cutting, Mrs. A. w. s. Cochrane, Mrs.
A. Stewart Walker. Mrs. Henry H. Abb
bott, Mrs. Harvey Wallace Shaffer, Mrs.
Finley Peter Dunno, Miss Helen Lee.
Mrs. Henry T. Chickering, Mrs. L. du
Pont Irving, Mrs. Pierce H. Butler and
Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tying. The
customary mixed foursome will be
played next Sunday, and again Mrs. VAL
entine will give the prizes
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Car
negie, Jr., who have been here on a
brief visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Morrison Carnegie. at Cly-
den Will start for New York tomorrow
and will sail on board the Olympic on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rich, Steers Of Fair
croft. Portchester. N. Y, will arrive on
Friday to visit Mrs. George G.. De Witt
at Nighbrink. Mrs. Joel Benedict Err
hardt gave a luncheon followed by
bridge to-day at the Meadow Club for
Mrs. Joseph Johnston Of Macon. Ga.
Mrs. Lucien H. Tying gave luncheon at
at the Shadows for Miss Helene Bart
lett. an accomplished pianist. who is
passing the summer here. w. Thorn
Kissel arrived by motor this afternoon
from New York to visiteMr. and Mrs.
L. du Pont Irving.
Miss Eleanor Markell will give the
second of a series of talks on Spain to-
morrow morning at the villa of Mrs
p. A. Valentine, when her subject VIII
be ''The Drama of SPAIN" Mrs. VAlen-
4ine will leave tomorrow for Lake For
est Hills for brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon
Barnes Of Nonesuch House. Manhasset.
L. l., will come here August and VIII
take possession of the house at Fairy
Lea now occupied by Mrs. Charles Nor
gan. +.
Miss Margaret Perkins, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Perkins. who
recently Joined her parents here after
visit in Lexington, KY, will sail for
Brazil August with her relatives, Dr.
and Mrs. Marius Johnston OF Pitts
burgh to attend the exposition in Rio
De Janeiro. Miss Perkins Is grand
niece OF the late Andrew Carnegie.
Mr.. and Mrs John Howard McFad-
den., who were married here on June
30 are now in Breton Woods. N. II.
Mrs. Russell Hopkins will give a din
ner Saturday night at the Meadow Club
Miss Constance Fox has gone to
Bayshore, L. l., to visit Miss Sybil
Shaw, "a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Num-
son Gallaudet Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs William Sloane have
taken for the remainder of the summer
the villa Of Mrs. William p. Douglas
on the Dunes. Mrs. Douglas now is In
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele started
for New York by automobile for Sun
set Hall, westbury, L. J.. preparatory
to sailing on Saturday on board the
Olympic.
Mr.. Malcolm l. Meacham. now In
New York. will return to Rose Cottage
on Friday.
York to arrange some of the details OF
the Luna Park circus to be one OF
the features at .he street fair OF Au-