The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Mrs. G. B. French
Gipes Cabaret in
Southampton Villa
Has Novel Dinner Party, With
Amateur Musicians as the
Entertainers.


lture road Their guests had been in
vited for a cabaret dinner and when
they, arrived they found the dining room
and the foyer adjoining arranged with
small tables placed about as in a regu-
iatlon cabaret in town.
During the progress Of dinner and
much to the delight of the company Mrs.
William B. Scaife and Mrs. Lawrence
Dilworth. amateurs. who accompanied
| thmeselves at the piano, sang plantation
melodies and popular songs OF the day
with much dash and style.
| Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Dilworth Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dows. Mr. and Mrs Marshall J. Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs Phillips b. Thompson. Mrs.
p. A. Valentine. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Chadbourne. Mrs. T. Morrison Car
negie, Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies.
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen, Miss Louise
| b. Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Snow, Signor Guido Sabetta, counselor
of the Italian Embassy Dr. Frederick
Newhall Wilson. Messrs. Chesles Hay
den, John Topping. Frederic Potts Moore.
Alfred Z. Ellis. Frederick C. Perkins and
Archibald G. Thacher.
1 Another of to-night's dinners was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Adrian II. Larkin
| for Mr. Arthur III. Pollen, English naval
| expert, who is sailing on the Aquitania
next Tuesday. Among their other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry K. Coe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin c. Jameson and Mr. and Mrs.
P. Francis Murphy.
Dinner at Wyndmere.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Dierks gave
dinner tonight at Wyndmere for Mr..
and Mrs. Hampson Gary of Washing
| ton, who arrived yesterday for stay
OF several days. There also were In the
party Dr. and Mrs. Norman e. Ditman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha c. Tower. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Vincent s. Mulford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertrand r. Clarke.
Another host Of tonight was Mr..
Angler B. Duke. whose dinner was given
| at Sandhurst. His guests included Mr..
and Mrs. James L. Breese. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Esmond p. O'Brien, Misses Louisa
Steadman Wilson. Judith Smith. Doro-
| thy Stewart and Marianne McKeever,
Messrs Richard Lounsbery Edward M.
! McIlvaine Jr., G. Macculloch Hitler and
Malcolm L. Meacham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moorehead Patterson
gave dinner at Lenoir for Miss
Katherine Mackay and her fiance, Mr..
Kenneth OBrien.
Mrs. Henry r. Reagave gave a din
ner at her villa on the Dunes.
| Lieut.. .-Col. Benjamin Castle and Capt.
w. S. Calkin, u. S. A., who are stationed
at Mitchell Field, left there this MORN
Ing at 10 O'Clock In an army airplane.
arriving here an hour later and landed
| on the old polo field near Shinnecock
/ Hills. There they were met by Mr..
| Samuel L. Parrish and his niece. Mrs.
Robert 8. Peabody, who motored them
| to the bathing beach. Later they had
luncheon with Mr.. Parrish at his villa
! il Mai street.
! Mr.. CASTOR Liebert. the French Con-
sui General at New York. and his
| daughter, Miss Madeleine Liebert, are at
! the Irving House and will be included
at many entertainments of the coming
| fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson McCook Beard
oe Tuxedo Park arrived to-day and are
at Eden Cottage.
Girls Hold Lawn Fete.
Emulating their elders several girls of
the community held fair to-day on
the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gala
tins place in First Neck lane. 1t was
a miniature street fair with similar
commodities for sale. At the gate of
the place Frederick Martin Davies and
William Mackay stood guard 10 see that
no one entered without first paying ar,
admission fee. Tables were placed under
colored beach umbrellas and refresh
ments were served on the verandas The
proceeds will be devoted to the South
ampton Fresh Air Fund.
Among the girls assisting were the
Misses Phyllis and Margaret Gallatin.
Barbara Babcock. Frances Robbins,
Caroline Ryan. Theodore and Lois
Barstow. Audrey Davies, Helen and
Martha Kountze, Mildred Lee Pauline
Dodge, Betty Sharp and Anne Nicholas,
whose parents were in evidence to pat
ronize the various tables
| Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers and her
son, Mr.. A. Harvey Tiers. are starting
next Wednesday for the Yellowstone
Park via the Great Lakes. They will
| tached and will be. gone six weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.. Hooker. who
motored from Newport via Sagg Har-
Dor. and Count Roger DePerigny are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Faldesaint Plalle
at Glover Top.
Mr.. Frederic Potts Moore arrived yes
f, terday for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Dilworth at Mocomanto.
| A. Coster Schermerhorn will go to
Bar Harbor next week for a visit with
his cousin, Mrs. John Innes Kane. Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding of Tuxedo
Park will como to the Meadow Club
next week to remain a month.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Hadiey. who are
passing the summer in Great Neck
| l.. L., will come here on August TO be
with DR.. and Mrs. Norman E. Ditman.
| Mrs. j. Searle Barclay is at the
Meadow Club for August and Mr.. and
Mrs. George e. Dadmun are there for a
| few days.
| Miss Lydia r. Dadmun will come next
Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
| shall r.. Dodge,
| Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan Of New
| York has gone to Newport, after hav-
ing been in Easthampton since June.
Mrs. Hayes Brooke of New York Is
guest OF Mrs. Thomas q. Condon.
Mrs Rutherford Pearson is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
Miss Mildred Lee won the Fox cup,
which has been played for In the lawn
tennis courts of the Meadow Club since
July II. her score being ca, "a. Her
opponent in the finals was Miss Con-
stance Fox.