The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Midway Added ;
Feature for Fair
at Southampton
Committee for 1t Is Headed by
Mrs. George Barton French
Other Novelties.


particularly at the time when partici-
pants in the invitation lawn tennis
tournament are beginning to arrive
The first important event Of the
month will be the Street Fair for the
benefit Of the Southampton Hospital
on August 4. 1t will have more than
local interest, as there have been ]
formed to aid the undertaking aux
iliaries from at least nine villages.
The junior committee for the fair. I
headed by Miss Harrlot Coffin and
Clendenin ]. Ryan. Jr.. have coVereo
much space in their motors distributing
dodgers setting forth the thousand anu
one features of the event. and they also
have placed attractive posters from one
village to another. In addition 10 tneh
dodgers are being distributed by Misses
| Emily Davies. Cornelia Livingston. May
Hoppin, Kate de Forest Prentice, Betty
| Condor, Elinor Stewart, Betty Ham
| mill and Emmeline Grace over circuit
| that includes Sag Harbor Shelter ISL
| and. ANA gansett Three Mile Harbor,
West Hampton. Quogue Hampton
Bays. Riverhead. East Hampton, VAIN
| scott Center and East Moriches. /
| Midway n New Feature.
A midway is an added feature to the
| fair and will be one Of the CHER al
fractions. The committee for II 10
headed by Mrs. George Barton French.
whose assistants will be Miss Emily
Davies and Miss Betty Hammill. There
will he a cigarette booth arranged by
Mrs. Harold Brooks. who will have the
| assistance of Mrs. Esmond P. O'Brien,
| Mrs E. Steuart Davis and Mrs Julian
| NJ Gerard. Mrs. Clendenin J. Ryan Will
| sell frankfurters to the hungry and Mrs.
| Hayward Drayton, originator OF the
| Campbell Kids, will make sketches,
while Mrs. Ten Brock Terhune. with
! the assistance OF half q dozen youths,
will sell colored balloons. Mrs. Pierre
Fl. Butler. Misses Katherine Mackay.
Jean and Charlotte Potter. Frances Me-
Keever and Phyllis Thompson will dis
pcnse peanuts and popcorn Mrs. Regi-
nald Wigham, Mrs. Walter Niles and
Charles Andrews McCan will aid the
weighing man. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Chsdbourne. Misses Ellin Mackay and
Betty Hammill will sell Eskimo pies.
Chances TO ride the smallest horse IN
the world Will be sold by Misses Betty
Condor, Leila and Ruth Baldwin and
Beatrice Gawtry. There also will be
the Mantlepiece Theater with artists
yet to be announced. Two young
misses, Sybil Wigham and Audrey Da-
vies. will sell lollipop dollss and for Md
way barkers there will be Anderson
Valentine. w. w. Hoppin, Jr.; Fred
erick Davies and Gerald Krech. Games
OF skill. such as the cane rack. whirii-
zig. whoop-la, boomerang and cocoanut
shy will be presided over by Mines.
Frederick NJ Davies. Finley p. Dunno.
Albert Gallatin. Philip B. Thomson and
Thomas A. Howell.
Circus from Luna Park.
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox has obtained
through the generosity of Baron G. Coll
lier circus from Luna Park with some
of its latest novelties. Princess Clan
Battista Rospigliosi and her daughter
Donna Elena are coming over from
Stony Brook near ST. James. L. !. to
help Mrs. William NJ. Grinneu with
Wonderland. which will offer for juven,
lie deleotation archery. a seesaw. a
roller coaster slide. grab bags. Capt.
Kidd's treasure pony rides. an Aunt
Sally and a conjuror as we'll as races
with prizes.
Some of those to help will be Mines.
Thomas H Barber. Robert S. Peabody.
Henry l.. Abbott, T. Gaillard Thomas.
Miss Alice Harding and Miss Lizzie
Bliss. Mrs +. A. Valentine. just back
} from Chicago, will sell an automobile
which she has given and Mrs. Percy
Hamilton Stewart will preside over the
tombola where shares at 81 each will
be sold and some Of the dividends will
: be valuable.
; Mrs. Stewards corps of assistants will
include Mines. John L. Berwind. Horace
! IT, Work. Harvey w. Shaffer. Harold
o. Barker. sherman Joost. Hartley Mel
. lick. Vincent S. Milford Norman +.
D kFrfv fDfr.
Cook T. Arthur Bail. Henry f. coe.
Ancell II. Ball. Clarence Carman and
Henry James.
Arranges Outdoor Fete.
Mr. George Warrington Curtis will
send out invitations soon for a novel
entertainment to be given on the night
of August 5 on the grounds Of his
VIVA in Captains Neck Lane. IL will be
an outdoor fete with the Morgan Dam
; GERS Mr. Curtis will request his guests
! TO he punctually in their places. for
after 10 o'clock that night. which IL
the hour set for the entertainment TO
begin. there will be no lights on the
; grounds except those which will be
played on the performers. 1t therefore
will be impossible for those arriving
, late by motor to find their way into
the grounds. After the entertainment
, on the lawn there viii be supper fol-
lowed by dancing indoors.
Early In the month Mr.. and Mrs
Henry White viii come from Lenox
!. for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston. Several dinners are TO be-
I given for them. one on the night OF
August 6 by Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l..
Patterson at Lenoir.
Interesting and famous artists. Nine.
Alma Gluck and her husband. Efrem
= Zinbalst. both known In the world OF
music on both continents. are TO make
their first visit in Southampton. They
will arrive about August l TO be with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Y Mitchell at
F1eur de Iys. where on August Mr..
and Mrs Mitchell will give a luncheon
for them. Both artists will assist Mrs.
Mitchell at the Street Fair. The conf
1 petitors IN the invitation lawn tennis
tournament are to be entertained during
their stay in various Villas and in ad-
: dition 20 iuncheons and dinners given
+, I'm their honor the week OF the tourna-
p inent will be marked by the ball on
A the night OF August II. which Mr.. and
Mrs. George Leary will give at Haw-
r thorne House. During their stay here
. ths tennis players will receive the hos
nitAuty Of the differsut cluhA