The New York herald., 1922-08-02
Mrs. Tiers and Son 4
to Motor to Coast
From Southampton
Trailer for Touring Car Like
Miniature Hotel-BOxing
eoa Bouts for Street Fair.

Special Dispatch to TIE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. Aug. Mrs.
A. Harvey Tiers and her son. A. Harvey
Tiers. will start tomorrow on an auto
mobile trip to San Francisco by way of
the great lakes and the Yellowstone
Park. Mrs. Tiers has had constructed
a. trailer. which will be attached to ifer
touring car. 1t is miniature hotel
with all sorts OF conveniences such as
comfortable beds. a tiny kitchen and
baths to add to the comforts of the trav-
clers. The friends OF Mrs. Tiers for two
days have been at her villa, A-Weei-y-
Moor. to inspect the travelling outfit.
and some Of them will be on hand to-
morrow to wish the travellers bon voy-
age. Mrs Tiers and her son will return
East by way of the Panama Canal.
Mrs. Charles E. Miller. who has been
here since the latter part of May, will
start. on Thursday by automobile for
Little Moose Lake, N. Y. During her
absence the villa which she had been
occupying will be taken possession of by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howland Auchincloss.
who are coming from Cedarhurst, l.. /.
Mrs. 4Auchincloss, who was Miss Pauline
Stanton, Is a niece of Mrs. James l.
Barclay and of DR.. George A. Dixon.
Us VI Ille entire community now
are being concentrated in preparation
for the Street Fair of next Friday.
which. with weather conditions favor
able. will be the greatest success known
here. and there will be several novel
features introduced.
M Boxing Bouts Arranged.
OF great interest to the sporting world
will be the boxing bouts that have been
arranged by Walter c. Monahan, who
fs4a noted manager. one of his men Of
the ring being the champion Jess Will
lard. Monahan is teaching the young
men and boys Of the summer colony to
boxe and at his invitation Eddie Fitz-
simmons and Sam Good, top notchers
who are lghtweights. as well as Tommy
Burns and Jack Stark of the same sport
Ing caliber. will give exhibitions of their
prowess In the ring, and later on Mona
han. q heavyweight. will be paired with
one of his own class yet to be named.
Such exhibitions of strength will in
terest not only men of the colony, but
women. as these days the fair sex Is
generally represented at such contests.
which are the nearest to those of the
ancient gladiators. These bouts will be
featured in the circus arena both after
noon and evening
Through the efforts Of Mrs. Lyttleton
Fox well equipped company of circus
performers from Luna Park has been
obtained due to the generosity Of Barron
G.. Collier. This band of fifty performers
will leave Coney Island on Friday morn
Ing IN a special car which will be at
tached to the express train at Jamaica
and on arriving they will be quartered
Mt Roe's Hotel until Saturday morning.
D. Henry Brown and Joshua T. Tanning,
both on the board of governors of
Southampton Hospital. the beneficiary
OF the fair have given the funds TO
supply the necessary music for their
circus. which will be played by the
River Head Band.
To Present the Morgan Dancers.
With weather conditions favorable the
fete champetre to be given by Mr. George
Warrington Curtis on Saturday night
on his place in Captains Neck lane will
he a fitting ending of the week. Mr.
Curtis will present the Morgan dancers,
who are of the Isadora Duncan school
Their artistic performances will be given
on the lawn with the large audience
seated. Should the fair have to be post
poned to Saturday because of weather
the entertainment will take place the
following night.
Mr.. Curtis has arranged for supper
on tne lawn 10 follow the Morgan dancers
and later there will be dancing in the
music room of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. McFadden, who
We're married in st. Andrews Dune
Church on June 30. returned last night
from their wedding trip and are with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stu
art Ellsworth, who tonight gave a din
ner for them.
Mrs. Russell J. Soley and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard c. Dickinson, will mo-
tor to Newport tomorrow and later to
Cape Cod. returning here after a fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Clarke. Jr.
(Mfss Elsie Ferguson) have been visiting
his father. Thomas B. Clarke at Linden
land, his house in Watermlll which con-
tains one of the most noted collections
OF American furniture in the country.
Mrs. Percy Hamilton Stewart to-mor-
row afternoon will give at her villa, Sea-
ward, reception and tea for Mr.. Arthur
Garratt, distinguished English portrait
painter and Mrs. Garratt
Mr.. and Mrs Henry White of Lenox
will arrive Saturday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mr.
Z. coster Wimerding has been obliged
to postpone his visit to Mr.. and Mrs