The New York herald., 1922-07-08
Hat Booth added
Feature for Fair
at Southampton
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers
Gives Luncheon for Mrs.
Edwin s. Schenck.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON, N. T.. July 7.-Great
efforts are being made for the success
OF the street fair. In aid of the South
hampton Hospital, which will be held on
\ August 4. at Agawam Park.
\ Another meeting Of the committees
was held to-day in the Colonial room
OF the Southampton library. when Mrs.
Arthur b. Claflin. who presided. an
nounced that practically all the expenses
for the fair had been met In advance,
l'except for the constructive work on
booths and pavilions, therefore the re-
ceipts will be nearly all profit.
Through the generosity of Barron G.
Collier. Mrs. Lyttleton Fox has, OBJ
tained attractions from the Luna Park
for the circus, which was so great a
success last year. She will have on her
committee, Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas.
Mrs. Thomas J. Prindivill. Mrs. George
Flynn of East Hampton, Miss Estelle
Brien. Miss Margaret Wheelwright,
Mrs. Finley Peter Dunno. Mrs. James
p. Donohue, Mrs. Pierce H. Butler, and
a number of girls who will sell balloons,
peanuts and pink lemonade.
A feature Of the fair will be the hat
booth, which is being arranged by Mrs.
George Etheridge. who is passing the
summer in East Hampton There will
be sold. not only hats. but accessories.
like wells and jeweled hatplns. A corps
of assistants will include Mrs. Adams,
Messrs. James l.. Ogden. Albert Herter.
Robert Appleton. John A. Mccall, John
V. Bouvier, Jr., e. Clifford Potter.
William Fl. Woodin, w. Whitehead Gill
fillan. John r. Berwind A. Harvey Tiers.
J. Hartley Manners, James l.. Breeze,
Leonard nj. Thomas, Charles S. Carscal-
len w. Sergeant Bowler Francis Whit
ten, P. A. Valentine and Frederick Hol-
lister.
Mrs. Tiers Gives Luncheon.
In the main dining room Of the
Meadow Club this afternoon Mrs. Alex
ander Harvey Tiers gave a luncheon
for Mrs. Edwin S. Schenck, who is pass
ing month at the club. Among the
other guests were Mines. Peter B.
Wickhoff, p. A. Valentine, Rufus l..
Patterson. Charles r. Henderson,
Charles G. Franklin. Arthur B. Clafflin,
James l.. Barclay, Victor Mapes, e.
Clifford Potter. Edward Hine Johnson,
Alfred Z. Schermerhonr, Joel B. Erhardt.
Gardner Brown, Howard Elliott, Adrian
II. Larkin. Robert Walker George Bar
ton French, Vincent S. Mulford, Howard
Page. James F. Fargo, Frederick A.
Snow. John c. Tappin and Bache Hamil-
ton Brown. Bridge was played in the
ballroom.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tying
have sent out invitations for a luncheon
at the Shadows on July 23, to be fol-
lowed by music. Nine. Madelaine
d D'Espinay will sing English and French
songs.
The Southampton Horticultural So
fAtx mil t>rl1 sfc s-;xyto
exhibition in Agawam Park on July 81
and 2S. The members of this COM
munity are justly proud of their gardens,
which are among the finest in the
United States, and the exhibit from
them is always interesting. Prizes have
been contributed by Mrs. Frederick A.
Snow, Mrs. George Leary Miss Mcgee
1 man. Mrs. George Warrington Curtis.
Miss Zella De Milhau, Mrs. Edward c.
jameson, Miss Rosina Hoyt and Miss
Edith Newbold. An innovation this
arrangement of flowers in vases to be
judged by children, who will have as
their chairman Miss Genevieve Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas. who
arrived last night, have leased from Mr..
and Mrs Charles NJ. Connfelt their place
in Shinnecock Hills. Mr.. and Mrs.
Connfelt will start soon on a yachting
trip of six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. F.
Slsiddy Won Stade arrived to-day from
Westbury and are at Seamarg for the
remainder of the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus L. Patterson gave dinner to-
night.
Harmon A. Mcneil, sculptor, is visit
ing Mr.. Samuel L. Parrish. Of whom he
has made portrait bust,
Lease Cameron Place.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dows> who have
been for some time at Charleton Hall.
Glen Head, l.. l., have leased Halcyon
Hall. Mrs. A. Scott Cameron's place on
the Dunes, and with their children will
arrive tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel &c. Sands of
Benton. Middleburg, Va, are visiting
Mrs. Clendenin Ryan at Nestoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Clarke and
Miss Florence Clarke of Villa Florenza,
Elberon. N j.. arrived to-day for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan ]. O'Brien
at Villa Mile Flor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyttleton Fox gave tonight dinner for
them at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Their guests also included Miss Estelle
O'Brien and Mr.. Frank v. Storrs.
The first subscription dance of the
season was held at the club tonight,
the guests coming from numerous din
ners.
Mr.. Hermann Oelrchs arrived this
afternoon at the Irving House for a
stay of several days. Messrs. Albert
Looming and Dudley Gautier Bird are
there for the week end. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred J. Byers have arrived from Pitts
burgh and will be again at the Gulliver
villa. Mrs. Norman Z. Dittman Is at
the Baird cottage, In Maine street,
where she will be Joined soon by Mr..
Dittman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philip Hill OF
Baltimore. who had been at the Ritz