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Beach Thronged at
SouthamptonAfter
Service at Church
Golfers in Mixed Foursomes
Handicap Golf Tourney
Draw Gallery i'm After
noon at Shinnecock Hills
speotal Dispatch 20 The Tribune

Special Dispatch The Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, July 80. - The
Rev Stuart Tyson of Princeton, N. j.,
preached in st. Andrews Dune Church
this morning to large congregation.
On the beach following the services at
the church were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barton French, Mr.. and Mrs, Grosve-
Edgar, Mrs. John Corbin, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Potter Breese, Mrs.
Arthur B. Clafin, Mr.. Charles An
drews Mccain, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
(. Schermerhorn, Mr.. Edward Nell
vaine. Mr.. and Mrs. Esmond O'Brien,
Miss katherine Mackay, Miss Ellen
Mackay, Mr.. Kenneth O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. George
Leary, Mrs. George Leary jr, Mrs. P.
A. Valentine, Miss Louise B. Willard,
Mrs. William B. Scaife, Mr. and Mrs,
Herman Dierks, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp-
son Gary, Mr.. CASTOR ,Liebert, Miss
Madeline Liebert, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Hooker, Mr.. Angler B. Duke. Mr.. Philip
NJ. Plant, Mr.. John r. Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian H. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moorehead Patterson, Mrs. Edward Van
lngen, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin,
Mr.. Arthur Pollen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry i. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward P. Mellon, Miss Mary C. Hum
phrey, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Wagner. Miss
Eleanor Hurd, Mr. John Mills, Mr..
Malcolm Meacham, Mr.. Richard Louns-
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Arson McCook
Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Dad
mum, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dodge.
Miss Florence Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent S. milford, Mr. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Tower, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Il. Stewart Miss Alice Harding and
Mr., and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman.
Mixed foursomes, handicap, eighteen
holes, were played this afternoon on
the links of the shinnecock- Hills Golf
Club for prizes donated by Mr.. Nor
gan J. O'Brien jr. The players in
cluded Miss Katherine Mackay and
Mr.. Kenneth O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam w. S. Cochrane, Mr..
and Mrs. Clendenin Ryan, Mr.. Glen
denim Ryan jr. and Miss Priscilla
Dodge; Mr.. Hunt Howell and Miss
Frances Budlong; Mrs Pierce Butler
and Mr.. Harold Brooks; Mrs. Gilpin
! and Mr. Anderson Valentine; Mr.. and
MRS. w. Butler Duncan; Mr.. and Mrs.
! Edmund Twinng jr and Mrs. Chaun-
! coy Wiley and Mrs. Edward C. Stahl. .
Mrs. Frank Lockwood entertained for
eighteen guests at luncheon this
afternoon at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club.
Among those staying at the Meadow
Club for few days are Mr.. and Mrs
P. W. Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc
! Lean, Mrs. Alfred Beadleston, Miss
Margaret Watson and Mrs. James H
! Ripley.
Count and Countess Pierre de Well
Castel were guests of DR.. and Mrs
Peter B. Wyclsoff at dinner last night
at the Meadow Club. French Consul
| CASTOR Liebert and Miss Madeline Lie
bert were guests last night of DR.. and
Mrs. George A. Dixon at the Meadow
Club.
Results so far in the tennis tourna-
ments this week were Miss Mil
dred Lee winning against Miss Con-
stance Fox in the finals for the Fox
Cup by score of Cd, Cd.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Sheesley will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Peter
Dunno at Gortmore, their summer
place in Shinnecock Hills, during the
street fair and for the Sunday follow
ing. Mrs. Sheesley is one of Mrs
DUNES committee at the whirligie
booth.
Mrs. William B. Seattle arrived from
Pittsburgh the last Of the week and
Will be in Southampton for the rest OF
the season. Mrs. Scaife is one of the
popular young matrons and has wide
circle of friends among the Southamp-
ton colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Parrish jr
arrived the last of the week and are
the guests Of his sister, Mrs. Archibald
Brown, at her cottage in Shinnecocl
Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. Fal de Saint Phalle
are entertaining at Glover Top Mr.
and Mrs. Henry S. Hooker and Count
Roger de Perigny, of Newport, who
came by automobile for visit of 6
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson McCook Beard
came Saturday to Eden Cottage, in Cir
Lane, where they will spend August
They have been at Tuxedo for the ear.
lier part of the summer. DR.. and Mrs
Frederick K. HOLSTER entertained
about sixty of their friends this week
at their summer place in Lily Ponc
Lane. in East Hampton, with lantern
slides of some of the fine gardens 10.
Gated in this section of Long Island
A great many Of the slides were hand.
colored and are owned by Mrs. George
L. McAlpin.
The finals in the mems singles fol-
the Herrick Cup, played on the courts
Of the Maidstone Club, in East Harp.
ton, were won by Mr.. Henry Randolph
Sutphen jr., who defeated Mr.. James C
Mcclure by the score of Sc, >6--1
| 6---1. The women's scratch singles for
the John Drew Cup were played Sat.
urday, Mrs. spalding defeating Mrs
George A. Lembecke by score 81