The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Parties
Precede Dances
at Southampton
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen Enter.
- tains for Mr.. and Mrs. g..
+. Downey, Jr.

rsspscs1l Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
,.,..s.s .sas ss.ssourHAMproN, N. Y. July l5.-rhis
has been a busy day. with luncheons
and dinners. followed by dances.
Mrs. Edward Van Ingen gave a well
Come home dinner tonight at the NAL
a. lows for her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Faber Downey. Jr-
who returned from their wedding trip
1-last Wednesday on board the Olympic
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs. Casinlir
de Rham. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Dill
1Sworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Morehead Patter-
:. son, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
4. Jr.. Misses Helen Lee, Betty Thompson,
Katherine Mackay Messrs. Lawrence
Van Ingen, Kenneth OBrien and Daniel
:. Grant Earlier in the day Mr.. aad Mrs
~ Downey were entertained at luncheon
by Mr. and Mrs. Morehead Patterson
Z at Lenoir, the villa of Mr.. and Mrs.
= Eufus l.. Patterson, with practically the
same guests.
- At the Meadow Club Mr.. and Mrs
Z Theron X. Strong Psve dinner for Mr.
! and Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell. DR.. and
n Mrs. Norman Z Ditman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John H Moric~ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
(. Pelham Robbins and Mr.. and Mrs
James L Breese
~ Another dinner at the club was given
by Mrs. Russell Hopkins, among whose
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Daniel, william Harman Black and
Robert Grier Cooke
Mrs Adrian H. Larkin. Mr.. and Mrs
y IT. Morrison Carnegie. Angler B. Duke
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potter Breeze
These dinner parties and others made
the weekly dance at the Meadow Club
a quite gay and crowded.
Mr.. Malcolm Meacham gave a dinner
tonight at Rose Cottage for Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel J. Wagstaff. Mrs. Florence
~ Schirmer. Miss Louisa Steadman Wilson.
-r'Nfessrs. James Lee and Richard Hall, and
!. afterward an informal dance, to which
~ his guests had been asked by telephone
-sror verbally this morning at the pathinS
.7beach Among Mr.. Meachams guests
were Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Breeze. Mr..
4. and Mrs. Steuart Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs James p. Donahue. Mr.
i and Mrs Esmond P. O'Brien. Miss Ju-
dith Smith; Mrs Harold NJ. Wall. Miss
Rachel Dierks. Mr.. and Mrs Horace H.
Work, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey w Shaffer.
-rM Miss Constance Peabody MrA Pierce
x n Boiler, Miss Estelle O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. H Rogers Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs
Horace r. B. Allen, Miss Betty Jackson. .
3.
ss Sumner Gerard. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
- NJ. Thomas.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Somerville Voss.
who were married on June IL In ST.
re Bartholomew's Church. New York are
fsavisiting Mr. and Mrs. William w. VIII
q lock at the Dolphins. John Giraud Ager
of Fair Oaks. Premium Point. New Ro-
4schelle, Is visiting Col and Mrs. Henry
May at Pierson House.
f.ssMr. William P. Dixon and his daugh-
= tr. Mrs. Eben Stevens. have come from
r the Point, Lawrence. L. l.. for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs James L. Barclay.
Mrs Robert B. Minis of New York is
among the guests of Mrs. George T.
Maxwell at South cottage. Thomas
" Bealle Davis is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Gallatin at the Kent villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harper Benedict
gave a luncheon to-day at the Shinne-
cock Hills Golf Club. where tomorrow
4 Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff will give
"a similar entertainment
y Mr.. and Mrs. w. Albert Pease, Jr..
4 +. arrived last night from Hampstead L. L..
ssAAd are at the Howell cottage In Hill
o. street. Among their guests is Mr.. Cecil
I. F. 3. Lyon.