New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Attend
lhauve-Souris
Atsoutllarrlpton
s;Ila CoIonists Occupy Every
Box and Seat in Gardens
.f Parrish ART Museum TO
see Balieff's Performers
MANY Entertain Parties
f. i j. Mapes Wins Finals
S aud Gold Medal in Mems
1gHoIe Golf Tournament
-, nisnn.oh d Ths Trlnane


s.. season was given tonight in
- ..rdens of the Parrish Art Mu-
when BalieF's "Chauve-Souris"
s. S.. presented in the open-air theater
In for this performance. More than
sssn ~. members of the villa colony, with
.s.tr M guests, occupied every box and
seat. -
rss stage was built on the lawn
...-a.t 10 the art building. The
s.~a. and seats extended back to the
and Of the gardens under, century ,ola
srses Of maple, willow and elm; mors !,
sSan eD00 colored electric lights IL
i,,rniuated the stage and theater. jap
srass and Chinese lanterns we're nuhg
~ tSa trees and colored food llght
srors g. tbe roof of the art building threw
;ts rays on the fountain ana lake'
yonno women Of the villa eoiony
,.ba Drove their motor cars, including
M NE Misses Clara Leo, Charlotte. and
Hslen Potter, Zelia de Milhau, Agnes
[ Vsyes. Cornefa Livingston, Mrs, Ad-
ans ". s. Cochrane, Mrs. Clendenin
Tvs pysn with DIR. Samuel L. Parrish,
NJ Goddard Sauaders, Mr.. John d.
Soyriran ~, and Mr.. Louis Simmons, met
,bs he aghauve.Souris" company at noon
:. .hs station and took them to the
Sstbing beach. Luncheon was served
,s.sy af she homes of Mrs. Thomas H.
Rarber and Mr.. Samuel L. Parrish.
youug Women Acted as Ushers
Many Of the young women of the
.;,is colony sold programs and music.
n.ss,s who acted as ushers included
~ Misses Clara and Helen Leo,
yioyssee Earle Johnson, Priscilla Allen,
rssyIotte Potter, Caroline Prentice,
siiin MacKay, Jean Potter, Betty
Hsmmill Maria Brooke, Dolly and
gstberine Kuhne, Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
isgston jr., Mrs. Harry Wallace Shaffer.
Nss. Henry R. Saunders and Mrs. j.
Csup& Lord.
Among those entertaining guests in
4, boxes were Mrs. Thomas H. Barber,
sso had Princess Rospigliosi and her
I,sxhter, Donna Elena Rospigliosi, who
ysrs guests of Mrs. Barber over Labor
Dsy. and her cousin, Mrs. James Carroll
Fraser. who has been Mrs. Barber's
gaest for the last two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston's
boz guests were Mrs. Henry Clews,
Who came from Newport yesterday to
pass the week with them; Mr.. and
Hrs, George Patterson and Mr.. Ashbel
Barney. Judge and Mrs. Morgan J.
0Bren entertained for Mrs. Pierce
Butler, Miss Estelie O'Brien and Mr..
Gerald Dempsey, the fiance, of Mrs.
Butler, who Is passing the week end
with Judge and Mrs. O'Brien at Villa
Milie Fiori.
MI. Parrish Had Two Box Parties
Mr.. Samuel L. Parrish, who had two
box parties, entertained his niecesf
Ars Robert S. Peabody and Mrs. Out
erbri6ge Horsey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parrish Lee, and Mr.. Louis Simmons.
Other entertainers included: Mrs.
Henry R. Rea, who is entertaining for
VI, and Mrs. J. Dennison Lyon and
III. and Mrs. Horation Nelson Slater.
VI. aud Mrs. George T. Maxwell enter
timed in their box for their guests,
Duchess de Richelieu, Mr.. Robert P.
Gray Mr. Sherry Logan and Mr..
George Maxwell.
Nj, and Mrs, Edward P. Mellon, who
entertained at dinner before the
ehauye-Souris performance had in
heir box, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall
nd Mr.. Crittenden T. Ceilings, who
ss their weekend guests.
Ar and Mrs. Clarkson Potter had
their box Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Led
lsfd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hoppin ir.,
n and Mrs. C. Tiffany Richardson and
nc. Raymond Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
lsdyard and Mr.. and Mrs Richardson
Ole guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Potter at
men villa in Halsey Neck Lane over
labor Day.
ny. and Mrs. George Leary enter
aned N their box fox Mr.. and Mrs.
sowland D. Allen, who came Saturday
igf over Labor Day at Hawthorne
aouss, and their son, Mr.. George
Mr. and Mrs. Krech Were Hosts
NJ. and Mrs. Alvin W. Krech had
WIN them in their box their son-in-
iaw a and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
mSsuars Wing, Mr.. Louis Francke and
w, Gerald Krech.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Prentice's box
party included Mr.. and Mrs. Georre
Iest lrg Miss Caroline Prentice and
Mt William Ryle. Mr.. and Mrs. POST
sl sIe guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice at
Lane. s saiiA IN meadow
MI: NJ: and Mrs. Percy II. Stewart en-
strained box party INCLUDING their
nspn-lh-iaw and daughter, Mr and Mrs
SSarvey Wallace Shaffer; Miss El;nor
SSn,ss'wa.art, Mr.. Joseph Fahys ~ NJ
ssnbana s,5,am Cochran Ewing, the latter a
:asphew OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart who
+ H. passing the holiday with M r. and and
Road. '"sir villa IN Herrick
~ ar Clarence Mackay entertained
sSs I gy party including Miss Katherina %
sse ss,s Mss o,n Elin Mackay and asngfere M Kan
i ls ,s.! and Mrs. Charles H. sabin had
& Il, ana m Miss Ellen Potter. Mr. Mr. and nd
II ;efnan Dierks had party of Of
= trends with them. p@t'S oi
s,.. sr. J. J. Mapes won in ~ s,u.,
hss hssag Wy IN the mems annual eiehtaens as
kolt tournament on the Inpe ~
asssss.aa Hills Golf Club for. @ crns ~
ssa oy the club. Mr.. Mapes I aiso
Forri ss god medal in the nnal;fv;re. 1? slso
shiEs.,smsaa saaay afternoon. There ware ene
'AtFies IN the tournament.
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