The New York herald., 1922-06-28
Southampton to
Haze a Dance for
Harlem Hospital
Dinner to Precede Event on
Next Saturday in Aid of
Tubercular Clinic.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
soUTHAMPToN. N. Y. June 27.--A din
ner and dance will be held on next
Saturday in the ballroom of the New
Canoe Place Inn for the benefit of the
tubercular clinic Of Harlem Hospital of
New York.
The entertainment is being arranged
by the members of the Southampton
committee of that organization, all OF
whom live in New York and have villas
here. Mrs. Joseph r. Dilworth is chair
man of the committee. She and Mrs.
Clarkson Potter this afternoon started
out in their automobiles to bill the en-
tertainment taking with them posters to
be distributed in a radius of twenty
miles or more.
This particular community will be well
represented at the dinner which is to
be served in advance of the dance and
bv common consent no private dinners
will be given in the villas OF Southamp-
ton that night and beyond doubt. the
example will be followed elsewhere.
There will be competitive dances for
which prizes are to be offered and there
also will be various novelties to make
the event interesting. The new ball
room at the Inn is large enough for fully
500 dancers.
Others on Comm ittee.
Associated with Mrs Dilworth and
Mrs. Potter on the committee for the
event are Mrs. Arthur b. Ciaflin. Mrs. J..
Denison Sawyer Mrs. Charles L. Miller.
Mrs. w. De Lancey Kountz. Mrs. Caleb
Wild Hammill, Mrs. Edward Moore and
Mrs. Fairfax S. Landstreet
Tickets for the dinner and dance at
Sc each may be obtained of Mrs. Dill
worth or at Canoe Place Inn. Single
tickets for the dance only at SO each
may be obtained at the Irving House,
Hampton Manor and at Corwith's in
Southampton: also at the Maidstone
Inn, Easthampton, and from prominent
merchants in Quogue, Westhampton,
Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor
Mr. Henry T. Sloane, who has leased
Penrhyn. the Hornblower place, has gone
to New York for a few days. Mr.. Sloane
will sail by the Paris on September IS.
He will take with him his small grand
daughters, now with him for the sum-
n;er, to their parents Baron and Bar
cness Amaury de La Grange. who will
not be able to come here from France
this autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Tappin of New
York are at the Irving House. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman are at the Bur-
ling cottage, just opposite the Irving.
Mr.. George Leary. Jr., who will join
his parents at Hawthorne House the end
OF next month. Is visiting the Brazilian
Ambassador to the Court of st. James
and Nine. Domicio Da Cana at their
home in London.
Miss Ella lie Roy has arrived to be
with her sister. Mrs. J. G. K. Lawrence
at the Irving House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele came to-
~ hat. ~. 4.& -.
street where they will remain until the
end of next month when they will sail
for France.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Earle Stevens
will arrive on Friday for visit with
Mrs. Henry Asher Robbins at Asher
House. They will sail for Europe soon
after the holidays.
Nearly All Villas Occupied.
BY the end of the week practically all
the villas will be occupied Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace II. Work of Madison. ". j.,
who will be here for the first time, will
arrive at the William Allen Butler place
on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Spriggs Cam
den, who have been identified with
TuxeSo Park, will come on Friday to
Bonnie Bourne, which they have leased
from Mrs. Russell H. Hoadley. Others
who will arrive on Friday will be Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene c.. Grace, who have
leased from Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew w. Mellon Meadowmere. one of
the Trevor houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A Walsh OF
800 Park avenue. New York, will be
numbered among the newcomers. They
have leased Wyllys House, near the
Meadow club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dierks arrived
to-day at Windymere, the De Lancey
Nicoll place. Last year they had one
OF Miss Schieffelin's houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson McCook Beard
who have been at Tuxedo Park since
closing their house i'm New York, will
arrive soon at Eden Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Fargo, who
were I'm Water Mill last summer, now
are at the Fordham Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Root. Jr., are al
Miss Swayne's Log Cabin in Shinnecock
Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Waller will
arrive on Thursday and Will join their
young daughter. Mary Alice Waller. who
is with her grandmother. Mrs. Robert
Waller, at Vyne-Croft.