The New York herald., 1922-08-31
Children RehearSe
for Fete de DanSe
at Southampton
Entertainment for Cripples to
Be Given i'm Garden TO-mor-
row Afternoon.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. 30.-Re-
hearsals have peen held daily since the
FIRST of the week for the fete de danse
to be given next Friday in the Garden
of Lenoir, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus L. Pat
terson's place. The entertainment. un-
der the direction. of Mrs. Dana Clark.
will be for The benefit of the Southamp-
ton Home for Crippled Children and
all the little ones able to be about will
be in the audience.
Miss Cornelia Livingston. Miss Ellin
MacKay and Miss Betty Hammill are
supervising the arrangements for trans
porting the children from the home and
back. 1t will be an event not only for
the children but for those who take part
and for the onlookers who will COM
prise relatives and juvenile friends of
the youthful corps de ballet.
The program will include some ma
ture studies such as dances of flowers
and butterflies. One called. Il Wish I
Could Find Carrot" will be danced by
some OF the youngest sons of the colony.
who will include Angie and Tony Duke.
Alan Jen ins, Joseph Seaman, Harold
Barker, John Sinclair and Peter Prindi-
Vile.
Among the girls TO dance are Mildred
Lee. Carol, Mulford. Lois and Theodore
Barstow, Carolyn Ryan, Helen and
Eleanor Sorsey, Sibyl whigham. Louisine
and Elizabeth Mum, Elsie and Laura
Tuckerman, Betty Gerad. Margaret
Dunno, Estelle Livingston Minis. Cath
leen Fox, Constance Torney, Doris Ter
hume. Betty Clements and Nancy Byers.
My,n pnfA oEAf III s,N
Thompson, James Parrish Lee, Albert
Gallatin. Lyttleton Fox, Ernest c. Wag-
ner. and Fenley p. Dunno have tickets
on sale.
Mrs. Vincent S. Muford gave a din
ner. followed by bridge, last night at
the Grape Vines. Her guests were Mines.
Charles G. Erancklyn. Percy II. Stew
art, Robert B. Minis, Dudley Olcott,
George Leary, Ancell II. Ball. Henry
w. Torney, Thomas l.. Feitner. T. Ar
thur Ball. Walter l.. Niles and Ten
Brock M. Terhune.
Mrs. Hoffman Miller. who has been
for the summer at Lilly White Cottage.
will leave tomorrow for a visit with
her son. the Rev. Lindley Hoffman Mil
Ter. in Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Dadmun and
Miss Lydia Dadmun Will come to the
Meadow Club on Saturday to remain
over Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard III. Williams of
Morristown will come to the Club Fri
day to remain month.
Mrs Lyttleton Fox, who Is visiting
Mrs. Carl Tucker in. Rumson, will re-
turn to Fox Hole Saturday. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Genevieve Fox, Is visiting Mrs.
Lewis l.. Clarke at Villa Fiorenza in
Elberon, N. J.
Work on the stage for the special per-
formance of Balieff's "Chauve Souris, =
which will be given in the garden OF
the Parrish Art Museum next Sunday
night, has been resumed. 1t was in
terrupted by inclement weather. and now
the stage Is taking shape and the per-
formance will have unusual surround
ings which suggest foreign country.
There will be seating capacity for
] 1000 persons including those who will
be in the thirty boxes. Tickets can be
purchased by those arriving late in the
week in Miss Julia w. Fosters Memorial
Library. which is the beneficiary of the
performance.