The New York herald., 1922-08-24
Mr.. and Mrs. PeH
Haze a Musicale
at Southampton
Mrs. G. I. Maxwell to Give
Luncheon in Interest of
Molly Pitcher Chapter.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
SOUTHAMPTON. N Y. Aug. 23.-An
event OF this afternoon was the recital
of songs given by Nine. Harrington
Smith, soprano, and Colin O'More, tenor,
in the music room of Cherisol. the villa
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. p. Pell. near
Lake Agawam The room. Gothic in de-
sign, with its lofty ceiling. made fine
place for such a concert.
Mime. Harrington Smith sang two
groups OF songs in English. French and
German. including compositions OF
Richard Strauss, Delbruck Georges
vause Poldowski, Hageman. Helen w.
Dyckman, Branscome and Carew. Mr.
O'More's numbers included modern Eng
lish and French songs and a group OF
traditional Irish melodies, which had
been arranged with modern harmonies
Walter Golde was the accompanist.
In the audience were Mrs. Peter T.
Wxckoff. Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, Mrs
Henry f. Coe. Mr.. and Mrs. NORM $.
Hare. Mrs. George T. Maxwell. Mrs.
George Leary, Mrs. Leverett Salstonstall
Miller, Mrs. Breese Blossom, MISS
Frances Madden. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crofton. Mr.. Charles Andrews Mccain,
Mrs. Henry r. Saunders. Mrs. William
A. Perry, Mrs. Irma Gray. Mrs. Adrian
H. Larkn, Mrs. Willard Walsh. Miss
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hayden Lutz
the Rev. Samuel C. Fish. Mrs. George
Ethridge, Mrs Adolf Ladenburg, Mrs
Henry May. Mrs. j Russell Soley, Mrs
James l.. Ogden. Samuel L. Parrish. Mrs
Frederick Bonner and Mrs Walter X
Tuckerman
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Williams of
Morristown, N j.. will come to the
lx,,- st.,t1 ,axrt or
Mrs Clarence Carey arrived at the
Meadow Club to-day.
For Beer and Light Wines.
Under the auspices of the Molly
Pitcher Chapter Mrs. George T. MaxweI
will give a small luncheon tomorrow az
South Cottage in behalf of the movement
TO allow the sale without hindrance oi
beer and light wines. While Mrs. Max
we'll and her friends are supporters OF
temperance in living. they do not ap-
prove of the restrictions now placed on
those who are competent to judge Tor
themselves regarding such beverages.
Mrs. Maxwell gave "A dinner last nlght
for Mrs William A. Perry, who han
motored from her country place In onte-
ora Park Among the other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wheaton Vaughan, DR.
and Mrs Norman f. Dltman. Mr.. and
Mrs. NORM s. Hare, Col. and Mrs. Henry
MAY, Charles Andrews McCann ana
George T. Maxwell Jr. After dinner
Mrs. Hare and Mrs. McCann sang.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert gave garden
tea to-day at her villa, the Anchorage
In OK Pasture road.
Chauncey McKeever. who has been Tor
the summer with his amily. motored 70
Newport Yesterday to remain ten days.
Mrs. Victor Mapes gave luncheon to-
day at the Meadow Club, and to-nlgnt
Mrs. Charles T. Barney gave smali
dinner there.
Mrs. Breese Blossom and her daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Madden, who nave
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett Sai-
tonstall Miller in Watermill, Will return
to New York on Friday.
Miss Margaret Pease returned to-day
from a visit with Miss Harriet Pratt in
the Adirondacks and has Joined her
mother, Mrs. w. Albert Pease. Jr.
Dinner mt Gulliver villa.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Frederick Byers gave
a dinner tonight at the Gulliver villa.
They are giving a dance Saturday nisht
AT the. Shinnecock Hills Golf CLUB.
Robert Thompson Pell, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H.
Prince. Jr, and his fiancee. Miss Alice
Harding. in Prdes Crossing, Mass re-
turned to-day to Chersol
The wedding of Mr. Pell and Miss
Harding will take place September at
Beverly Farms.
This community viii be represented
tomorrow afternoon at the villa OF Mrs.
r. A. Valentine in First Neck lane "
meeting under the auspices or the Ma
tional Committee for Mental Hygiene
DR. Walter l.. Niles of New York and
southampton will preside and there viii
he addresses by Dr. stephen Pierce Dug.
gan and DR.. Frankwood Earl Williams.
Invitations to the meetings have been
isued in the names of Mrs. Rufus l..
Paterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan }.
E,Brien Joseph r. DiIworth DIR. and
Mrs. Peter +. Wyckoff. Mrs. Thomas
II. Barber, Mrs. Goodhue Livingston |
Mrs Arthur 3. Claflin, Samuel L. Par
rlsh and other prominent members Of
the summer colony.
Owing to the interest expressed in the
rse OF the Parrish Museum gardens for
the forthcoming performance of Ballen's
"Chauve Souris" on September 8 a com
mfttee. including Mrs. Peter +. Wyckcff, !
Mrs. Thomas r. Barber. Mrs Henry |
May Mrs Goodhue Livingston. Mrs. |
Robert S. Peabody. Col. Robert NJ.
Thompson and Mr. Parrish. has made
arrangements for production Of Hindu
plays in English IL the gardens on Sep
teniber 8. and II in aid OF a philan-
thropc institution OF this place. The
plays, "Savitri.' or Love Conquers
Death THE Maharani OF Arkan'' and
"The Farewell Curse" were given under
the auspices of the Union of East and
Vest early n July in New York, at the
Cloisters, the studio of George Grey Bar
nard