New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27

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and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman;N Phyllis
Thompson, May and Jane Mellon, chill
dren of MIR. and Mrs Edward ?. Mel
lon; Constance Torney, Doris Terhune,
Blanca Duncan, Tony and Angler
phine and Louise Du Point and Ruth
Tuckerman.
Mr. Edward P. Mellon has the plans
for the villa TO be built for MI. Dun
can Stewart Ellsworth on the Dunes
in grounds adjoining that of Mr.. Mel
| Ion. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth arc this
| season living in Meadowbeach, a villa
OH the Dunes, and next year they arc
hoping to have their own villa ready
for their occupancy.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth returned
| this week from two weeks with their
| son-inlaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. II. McFaddcn, in Haverford, Pa,
where they Went soon after their mar
riage here in st. Andrews Dune
| Church the last of June
| A delightful childrer's. party was
| given Monday afternoon on the
grounds of Villa Mile Fiori by Mrs.
! Henry James and Mrs Duncan Stuart
| Preston for their children and their
| little friends. The little hosts and
hostesses included Esmee O'Brien, the
/ Mrs. Esmond 0'Brien; Henry, Morgan,
Beverly and Willis James, the four
small sons of Mr.. and Mrs James; Dun
can Stuart Preston ir. and Morgan
| Preston, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
/ Stuart Preston and all grandchildren
( Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brien.
/ In the mixed foursomes handicap
! golf tournament which is being played
/ every Sunday afternoon on the links
/ Of the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Miss
/ Jean Potter and her partner. K. Sold
a score of Sc. For second and third
| rlaces, there was q tie between Miss
Estelle O'Brien and Mr., Anderson
Valentine and Mrs. Harry Curtis and
/ Mr.. Claiming Wiley. Miss Jean Pot
ter received an etching by Miss Celia
de Milhau, the subject being the sand
| dunes of Southampton, and Mr.. Valen-
| tine received q box of golf balls, The
| prizes were donated by Mrs. Percy
| Hamilton Stewart
| The first round match play for the
/ Dupne Challenge Cup was played on
/ tho links of the Shinnecoc1 Hills Golf
Club Thursday afternoon with large
entry list, including Mrs. Stewart
! Walker, Mrs. Adrian #. Larkin, Mrs.
| Thomas ] Prindivillc, Mrs. Harry Cur
tbs, Mrs. Courtlandt Barnes Mrs
Grosvenor Mich olas. Mrs. Harvey Wal
! lace Shaffer, Mrs. Dudley Olcott, Mrs.
I! c. j. Ryan. Mrs. Adams w. S. Coch-
rane, Mrs. Henry 7. Chickering, Mrs.
Miss Margaret Thaw, Miss Ju-
hama Cutting. Miss Ethel Carhart,
| Miss Clara Lee, Miss Lucy Brown and
| Miss Rosalie Bloodgood
Mrs. j. Clifton Edgar has gone to
/ oyster Bay, where she is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, John Blackstone TAYLOR
at their summer place. Mrs. Edgar
! VIII return in time for the evening
OF September 3, when she will cnter-
tam party Of friends at the perform
ance of "Chauve-Souris" on the
! grounds OF the Parrish Art Museum
for the benefit Of the Rogers Memo
/ rial Library.
For the benefit Of the William Carey
Camp for members of the Boys Club
Of New York will be presented at
the Garden Theater, in Hill Street
TUESDAY evening, August %. Georpe
Arliss in the photoplay "The Man
I Who Played God
The benefit is to be given under the
kehairmanship OF Mrs, Charles Fl. Sabin
and Mr. J. Mackay, director of the
camp who Is managing the affair. On
sne same evening will be given, in
I tH''tl ~ lfic pHOLopjay, the film
taken on the grounds of the Henry
d.. Rogers place in Gin Lane at the
! chlldrcn's entertainment two wears
] ago TOR The French orphans; it will
oe shown at both the afternoon and
/ evening performance. In this film & q
good view of the late Mr.. Caruso Il,
humorous mood. as we'll as many Of
the children OF tho villa colony PLAYING
on the beach at Southampton.
/ ar. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Sabjn en-
tcrtalned at q dance for twenty Of
the young college men who are leaders
~ the work TO brighten the Iiyes OF
the four hundred boys Of the cann
some Of the college mon viii nIav 81
the theater and a number Of the young
boys viii sing.
Mrs. Rober Waller, Of 45 East Sixtv-
| second 5trcet, who is at her vilja
Isg.Xne"Croft. III First Neck Lane. for
snc summer, departed YESTERDAY for
Morristown, 81 g.. where She went "a
~ present at the celebration of tha
ofan hpndredth birthday Of her father
Ir John A. Stewart, Oldest banEer Il
me world, and still active ia bnsil
nsss After few days with her father
hfs. Waller vii return herc.