The New York herald., 1922-08-18
w. NJ. Chase's Art
Pupils Open Show
at Southampton
Exhibition Is Given as Trib-
ute to Memory Of the
Noted Painter.


'pecial Dispatch to TIE New YORK HERALD
SOUTHAMPTON, n. ~, Aug. 17.-Therc
was a representative gathering this after
noon In Memorial Hall tor the private
view of the exhibition of the paintings
or former pupils of the late William NJ
Chase, who We're members of his Shin
necock Hills Summer School of Art
founded in 1892 The exhibition was
tribute to the memory of the painter
whose widow was present to receive
some of the former members OF the
school who are summer residents here
and who are keeping up their art work.
The exhibition was gathered by Miss
Georsiana Rowland. some of whose
paintings We're shown to-day. and also
by Miss Zella de Milhau. who excels
in etchings, dry paint and mezzotints.
: About fifty paintings were hung. among
them self-portrait Of Mr.. Chase which
he painted for daughter.
Among the artists represented were
Reynolds and Clifford Beals, George
Warrington Curtis, Lydia Field Emmett
Edmund Greacen, Louise Lyons Heus-
tis, Helen l.. Peabody, Edwina Post.
emily Nichols Hatch, Jeanie Gallup Mot
let. Ernest Lawson, Arthur Friedlander.
Ellen Emmet Rand, Eugene Paul Ull-
man, Frank Wadsworth. Rockwell Kent
5osina Emmett Sherwood. Constance
Curtis. Marshall Frysand Charles W.
Hawthorne
Tea was served during the afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas II. Barber and her cousin,
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. being at the
tea table.
" Belts, Mrs Russell NJ. Hoadley, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Harper Benedict, Mrs.
lIallett Alsop Borrowe, Miss Sarah
Beeiman Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Her
ter, Mrs. Nine Larrey Duryea, Mrs. Nor
man f. Dtman. Mrs. Henry Asher Rob-
bins and Mr. ana Mrs. Theron II. Strong.
Others in AssembIage.
Also Mrs. J. Russell Soley. Mrs. How
ard c. Dickinson, Mrs. William M. Grin
nell. DR.. and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes,
Miss Agnes Keyes. Mrs. Bernardo
Olshansky Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. Miss Sykes. Mrs onterbridge
Horsey, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Abney. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Wig
ham. Charles Andrews McCann. Miss
Edith Newbold, Alvin w Krech Miss
Abbey Rowland. Samuel l.. Parrish,
Mrs Robert $. Peabody. Royal Cor
tissoz. Miss Doris F'racklyn. Mrs. Elihu
Root, Jr.; DR.. and Mrs. Peter B.
Wyckoff. Mrs Frederick A. Snow, Mrs.
Harry /. Nicholas, Mrs. George G.
Dewitt. Mrs. Henry May and Mrs.
Adrian H. Larkin The exhibition will
be open free to the public until Sep
tember A. inclusive.
Mrs. Theron r. Strong and Miss How
land. members of the summer colony.
are to give an exhibition of their paint
ings in Memorial Hall for two days
beginning September 10.
Former Secretary Of War Lindley M.
Garrison and Mrs. Garrison, who re-
turned recently from Europe. came here
to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leary at Hawthorne House. Mrs. Lcary
will give luncheon for them on Sun
day.
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and Miss
Cornela Livingston are visiting Mrs.
Nathaniel Thayer in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Fl. Larkn gave
a dinner last night at Les Alouettes.
their villa on Lake Agawam. for their
son, Lawrence Larkin. and some Of his
young friends Afterward the guests
went to the dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas A. Howell at their place
on Rams Island. Peconic Bay, for their
three sons.
For Miss Fincke's Wedding.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Charles
Fincae for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Julia Brown Fincke. to Mr.
Frederic Parker Humphreys, which VIII
take place on September Q at noon in
the First Presbyterian Church, Red
Il"nk. ~ j. The reception and break
fast to follow will be held at Locust
Manor. Fair Haven. n. j.. the summer
home of the brides parents. Several
relatives and friends Of the couple will
20 from this place for the wedding. Miss
Fncke and Mr.. Humphreys We're here
during tennis week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Landon Humphreys
Mrs. J. Russell Solely and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Howard c. Dickinson. have
returned 70 Shinnecock Hills after a
motor trip. to Newport and Cape Cod
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Torney will
give a dinner tomorrow night at Bene-
dict place. the villa of her father, Seeley
Benedict
Paul Draper's hour of music to-rnor-
row night in the studio of Mrs. Newell
w. Tilton's house will have the patron
age of Mrs. George Barton French, Mrs
T. \. Valentine. Mrs. f. NJ Horne. Mrs
James p. Donahue, Mrs. Charles f.
Mitchell, Mrs. P. Francis Murphy Mrs
Joseph B. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas L.
Chadburne. Mrs. Arthur B. Claain and