The New York herald., 1922-07-09

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HHRALp
SOUTHAMPTON. N. T.. July 8.
"H HE season which began with {
wedding will be marked b,
= still another and It Is some
thing unusual to have two Of note II
one summer at Southampton. The
wedding of year ago Of Miss Mar.
garet Krech. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
ALVIN W. Krech. to Mr.. William 8
Cowles. Jr.. was fitting Inauguration
to the gayeties that followed. and this
year. when the season will be wei
under way, will come the wedding Of
Miss Lisa Stillman, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Stillman oi
New York, to Mr.. Henry Martin Pol
hemus Of that city. which will be
celebrated on July 20 in st. Andrews
Dune Church.
A ceremony under such circum-
stances gives an agreeable change
from the conventional weddings in
city churches. and this structure. made
over from an old time life saving sta
ton, lends itself admirably to such
events. Miss Stillman's next younger
sister, Miss>Ruth Stillman, will be heI
maid Of honor. The other bridal at
tendants will be Mrs. Vernon Fl
Brown, formerly Miss Vouletti Proc
tor, at whose marriage Miss Stillmar
was one of the bridesmaids; Mrs. Les
ter Armour and Mrs. Eugene Sawyer
the latter Of Boston.
In all probability Mr.. James Suydam
Polhemus Sd will be his brothers best
man. The ushers will be DR.. Alfred
Stillman I'd, brother OF the bride; Mr.
Lewis A. Coffin. Jr.; Mr.. Kenneth Clin-
ton and Mr.. Charles S. Barlow. Jr., a
cousin Of the bridegroom. The cere-
mony, which will take place at Ills, will
be performed by the Rev. Percy Cor
don of st. Bartholomews Church, New
York, and 1t will be followed by a re-
ception and breakfast at the Meadow
Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman have for
the summer small villa In Kill street
which would not be adequate for such
festivities.
Faversham I'm Three Plays.
Tomorrow night William Faversham
4 supported by star cast headed by
Lawrence Grossmith. will be seen in "a
triple bill at the Crescent Theater in Hill
street. 1t will be one OF a series oi
performances the'proceeds Of which will
be devoted to the Rehearsal Club al
1876 West Forty-fifth street, New
York. This club Is for women and chill
dren of the stage. and Mr.. Faversham's
late wife, known to the professional
stage as Julie Opp. was greatly In
terested In its welfare
The president Of the club Is Mrs.
Franklin w. Robinson, who was Miss
Jean Greer. daughter Of the late Bishop
Greer, and Miss Beatrice Gordon Pratt
who has been identified with Southamp-
ton, is the secretary. Mrs. j. Clifton
Edgar, who is greatly Interested In the
work of the club. Is at the Irving House
for the summer and tomorrow night
will give dinner for Mr.. Faversham
and the members of his company.
Plays ON the Bill.
The bill to be offered tomorrow night
will include THE Killer" "The Man In
the Stalls, and 1.-The Prince and the
Pauper." In addition to Messrs. Faver-
sham and Grossmith there will appear
Helen Daube. Frederick Lloyd WILL
lam Frederic and Ernest Seton The
audience will include many leaders of
the summer colony.
Under the guidance Of Mrs. Arthur
b. Clafin. Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff and
Mrs. Albert Gallatin, who are acting az
chairmen for the Street Fair, which Is
to be held August In Agawam Park.
preparations for this event. which will
mark the height of the season, are pro-
crossing rapidly. Mrs. Frederick Martin
Davies is secretary and Mr.. Edward p.
Mellon will be treasurer, as last year.
The details are really quite tremendous
and require the aid of several hundred
persons, who are drawn from South
ampton, and they will be aided by MEM
bers Of the colony In East Hampton,
Hampton Bays. better known as Good
Ground, and other places In the vicinity.
all OF whom may at one time or another
need the services of the Southampton
Hospital, the beneficiary Of the fair
This hospital Is the only one within
a radius OF twenty-five miles or more,
and there is needed for its upkeep a con-
siderable sum. Mrs. John Wolfe has
been made head OF the publicity COM
mittee. and the artistic layout Of the
grounds has been given to Messrs. Henry
f. du Pont and Francis II. Markoe. Mrs.
Joseph r. Dilworth. who Is at the head
o. arrangements for the tea and supper
pavilion, will have a large corps of as
sistants. The food will be donated, and
It will be of the best.
Mrs. George Barton French will be
responsible for the Midway Plaisance,
and Mrs. p. A. Valentine will sell shares
in an automobile which she has given.
Mrs Robert Waller and Mrs. Marshall
J. Dodge will arrange notion stall.
while Mrs. George @. De witt. Mrs.
James l.. Barclay and Miss Martha Co.'S
ter will, preside over 'Ye Olde Booke
shoppe" East Hampton's delegation
will provide a farm booth. as well as a
stand where hats of the latest style can
be purchased. Their efforts. last sea-
son netted $4,000. which amount they
hope to exceed this year.
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox has secured
through the generosity Of Mr.. Barron q.
Collier some of the best circus attra~-
tons from Luna Park, and Il will be a
replica of that provided by Mr.. Collier
for Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller at his place
In Pocantico Hills ten days ago. A
merry SO round will be provided by Mrs.
George Leary. and this win be placed IN
the children's playground. where there
will be many other attractions.
Mrs. Charles l.. Mitchell and Mrs
Orcn Root have arranged with some CT
the clever soothsayers to entertain and
Mr.. Esmond p. O'Brien will organize a
committee to assist him In the dancinS
pavilion, while Mrs. Harold Brooks ard
Miss Florence Johnson will respectively
aid in the sale of cigarettes and soda
water. To Mrs. Percy II. Stewart has
been assigned the tombola.