New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Southampton Fair
Nets Hospital $4,000
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.-The chair
men of the various committees of the
street fair met this morning Colo
nial Hall in the Rogers Memorial
Library to give their final reports to
the treasurer, Mr.. Edward P. Mellon,
of their individual booths and the total
sum made for the Southampton hospi-
tai. Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin, chairman
of the fair, presided.
The final result after all bills were
paid was a sum of more than $37, 900,
which is $4,000 more than was
made last year. The chairman an
nounced that a street fair for the same
benefit will be given next season in the
same place, Agawam Park, the date to
be given in the early part of August.
Mrs. Adrian H. Larkin, Miss Zella
de Milhau and Miss Catherine Vos-
burgh started to-day by motor for Miss
de Milhau's camp at Montauk Point,
where they will have a picnic supper
by moonlight and stay for two days
visit
Miss Augusta A. Smith will. arrive
from Sharon, Conn. tomorrow, and
will be the guest of Miss de Milhau
for the rest Of the month at the lat
ter's cottage in the Art Village.
Depart for Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron R. Strong and
Mr.. and Mrs. NORM S. Hare departed
to-day by motor for Pride's Crossing,
where they will attend the wedding
Thursday Of Miss Alice Harding to Mr..
Robert Thompson Pell
Miss Amy Varnum and Mrs. Harold
,'rown, who have been visiting Mrs
Edward de Rose and Miss de Rose at
Westover, Mrs. de Roses villa in Hill
Street, the last week, departed for
Newport to-day.
Also departing to-day were Mr.. and
Gardner w. Brown and Miss Brown and
Mrs. Thomas l.. Feitner and her grand
daughter, Miss Nina Chatillon, who
nave been at the Meadow Club since
the latter part of July Mrs. Feitner
and Miss Chateilon will go to Green
wich, Conn, for visit of several
weeks.
Mrs. outerbridge Horsey will sail
from New York Wednesday with three
Of her children, Mr. Outerbridge
Horsey jr., who is to be placed in
school in England, and the Misses
Polly and Eleanor Horsey, who also
are to return to school near London
for the year. Mrs. Horsey will return
here some time in October. Miss Eliz-
abeth Lee Horsey is remaining with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. Samuel l.. Par
rish and Mrs. Robert S. Peabody, at
the Parrish villa in Main Street, until
the return of her mother.
Win Golf Tournament
A team from the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club won. tournament from a
team from East Hampton on the links
of the Shinnecock club on Labor Day.
Mrs. O.. de Gray Vanderbilt was
chairman of the East Hampton team
and Mrs. Finley Peter Dunno was
chairman of the Shinnecock team.
Members of the East Hampton team in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Reid, Mr..
and Mrs. Steven Nash, Mrs. j. O. Mof-
fett jr., Mr.. w. H.. Stafford, Mrs. 0. de
Gray Vanderbilt, Mr.. A. Spalding, Mrs.
w. C. Alderman and Mr.. John Jackson.
Members of the Southampton team
included Mrs. w. Butler Duncan and
Mr.. J. J. Mapes, Mrs. Stewart Walker
and Mr.. Richard Lounsbery, Mrs. Henry
T. Chickering and Mr.. Morgan j.
O'Brien ir., Miss Estelle O'Brien and
Mr.. James C. Parrish, and Mrs. Glen
denim Ryan and Mr. Esmond O'Brien.
A mems tournament started Labor
Day on the links of the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club for the presidents cup
for an eighteen-hole medal play handi-
cap with list of forty entries.
Mrs. Charles Weisbacker, who has
been visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weisbacker,
departed to-day for Portland, Me.