The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Southampton Opens
Season With Plans
for the Street Fair
Annual Event to Be Held OH
Borders Of Lake Agawam
~. on August 4.

speesal Dispatch to TIE New York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, June 24.-It has
been decided to hold the annual street
fair for the benefit of the Southampton
Hospital on August T. and it will have
as in former years the same picturesque
surroundings.
The various booths and buildings will
be erected on the borders of Lake Aga
wan, the locality being central as well
as attractive. The committee will be
much the same as last year. A meeting
was held this morning in the Colonial
Room of the Southampton Library, Mrs.
Arthur b. Claflin presiding. Some of the
details were discussed and the project
we'll started Equipped with experience
gained in Southampton, Mrs. C!aflin car
ried out the street fair held last month
in Park avenue. New York. which was
great undertaking and successful In
every way
Some of those at the meeting were
Mines. Edward Van Ingen. Frederick
Martin Davies. Edmund s. Twining.
AlhdlitS CdDl1, INeOeTl w dlltI, ~
Valentine. w. De Lancey Kountze, Riley
Miles Gilbert, Joseph R. Dilworth, Mar
shall j. Dodge. Littleton Fox, Grosvenor
Nicholas Charles Z. Miller John Wolfe.
George Barton French, Duncan S. Ellis
WORTH Finley p. Dunno, Reginald f.
Wigham. Ten Broeck NJ. Terhune W.
Whitehead GilfilIan, William NJ Grin
nah Vol D,-l t,,a
johnson, Miss Emily Davies Mrs. Mar
saret Wheelwright and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward P. Melton.
Many on Bathing Beach.
After the meeting the bathing beach
was sought by those attending as well
as by many others Some already there
had been at the Harvard Yale boat race
having come early in the morning from
New London by way of Sag Harbor
Among those who had been at the race
We're Mr.. and Mrs Casimir de Rham,
Mr., and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Jr. !:
Mr. COLES Coe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Coulter, the Misses Clara and Helen
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Esmond p O'Brien
and Mr. Lyttleton Fox. Others at the
beach were Mr.. and Mrs Fal de Saint
Phalle, who arrived at Glover Top a
lew days ago; Mr. and Mrs A. w. S.
SOIhi dHC anu lHtlT young SONS, MTS.
Dixon Wright. Mrs. Oren Root, who
was with MIS-. Charles e. Mitchell: Mr..
and Mrs Harry Pelham Robbins, who
came two days ago; Mr. and Mrs
Claiming p. Wiley. Mr.. Newell w. TIL
ton, Miss Betty Thompson, Assistant
Attorney General William w. Hoppin
and Mrs. Hoppn. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wolfe and Mrs. II. Rogers Benjamin.
Mrs. Wolfe had her right arm in a sling
T.f
pened while cranking her motor
Arrangements have been completed
for the marriage of Miss Florence Ma
gee Ellsworth, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Steuart Ellsworth, to
Mr.. John Howard McFadden of Phila-
delphia, which will take place on June
30 in St. Andrews Dune Church. 1t will
bea brilliant event. and there will ar
rive soon for it many relatives and
friends from distant cities. Some of the
boy choristers of st. Thomas's Church.
New York. will come for the musical
service. Mr.. Francis Moore will be at
the organ. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev DR.. Charles L.
Slattery of Grace Church. New York.
1t will be followed by reception and
wedding breakfast at Meadow Beach.
the villa which the brides parents have
taken for the summer.
Dance for Bridal Party.
Next Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs
Ellsworth will give a dance for the
bridal party at the Shinnecock Hill:
Golf Club
Mrs. Searle Barclay of New York Is
passing a few days at the Hampton
Manor. Her son, Mr.. J. Searle Barclay
has leased for the season his villa Sand
hurst, to Mr.. Angler B. Duke
Mr.. Samuel l.. Parrish is entertaining
at his house in Main street Mr.. Alger
non s. Frissell, president of the Fifth
Avenue Bank of New York; Mr.. vii
liam A. Boring. for some years treas
urer of the American Academy in Rome
Italy, and Mr. William Alexander OF
New York, all of whom passed th
morning on the links of the Shinnecoci
Hills Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Gallatin gave |
dinner tonight.
Mrs Newbold Edgar is at the Irwin;
House for the greater part of the sum
mer Her daughter Mrs. e. Steuar
Davis is convalescent after a recen
operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan j. OBrien ar
rived yesterday at villa Mile Fiori
Mr.. Malcolm Meacham will give |
dinner tomorrow night at Rose Cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Carnegie Phipp
House for six weeks.
Mrs Adrian II. Larkin and her sol
Mr. Lawrence Larl<in. are due to ar
rive next Monday after passing thre
months in Europe They will join Mr.
Larlsn and Miss Sarah Larkin at ther
villa Lake Agawam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Coulter VIII
arrived recently from their wedding tril
to Europe are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j
Couper Lord. Mrs. Coulter was Mis-
Helen Trevor sister of Mrs. Lord.
Mr.. George Peabody is visiting hi
parcnts Mr.. and Mrs. stephen eabody
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Donahue. wh'
are now at Glen Cove. have taken Mrs
Thomas's cottage on the Dunes for I'M
season and will arrive soon. This Il
TO be their first summer at Southamp
ton where they have many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grace have
taken Mr.. Henry G. Trevor's Meadow
mere cottage leased until this year Z
MI, Andrew w Mellon. secretary of tn
Treasury.