New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
POIhen,us-StiLlnaa7a
Wedding on July %
Arrangements Completed for
Their Marriage at st. Andre,o's
Dune Church. So1tE,n,,, rtxl,,

Special Dispatch TO TIE Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 5.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for the
marriage of Miss Liza Stillman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Still
man, of New York and Southampton,
to Mr.. Henry. Martin Polhemus, which
is to take place at St. Andrews Dune
Church on July %. Miss Stillman will
have as her maid of honor her sister,
Miss Mildred stillman. and her other
attendants will be Mrs. Lester Armour,
Of Chicago; Mrs. Eugene Sawyer, Of
Boston: Mrs. Vernon Brown and Miss
Ruth Stillman.
Mr.. Polhemus will have his brother,
James Suydam Polhemus, for best man,
and the ushers are to be Mr.. Lewis
Coffin, Mr.. Kenneth Clinton, Mr..
fred Stillman Sd.
Mrs. Finley Peter Dunno had meet
Ing Of the golf committee at her home
this afternoon to decide on the matches
for the mixed foursomes and the wom-
ems matches to be played this month
on the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
links.
Mrs. Dudley olcott I'd and her
daughter, Miss Gladys Olcott, who
have been in Europe since April, are
leaving Southampton, England, to-day
on the Olympic and on arriving in New
York will come directly to their sum
mer home here.
Mr.. Dudley Olcott I'd returned to
New York this morning with Mr.. Cecil
D. Landale, who was his guest over
Sunday and the Fourth
Mrs. P. A. Valentine, who has been
at her summer home here since the
latter part of June, will leave July ID
for Lake Forest, ILL.,, where she will
visit her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Armour, until the
twentieth. Returning here with Mrs.
Valentine will be Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Armour, who will be her house guests
until after the Polhemus-Stillman
wedding.
Indian Sale Great Success
The sale at the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G. .Francklyn, of the
emhroideries and fancy articles made
by the pupils of the School for Indians
on the reservation here. was great
success. Miss Doris Francklyn, foun-
sale by Miss Agnes Keyes, daughter
of Dr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes.
DR.. and Mrs Henry James of 36 East
SEVENTEEN Street, New York, have
taken a cottage in Lewis Street for
the season, where DR.. James will be
for the month of July. After that
time he will be at his house in the
city.
Miss judith Smith is the guest Of
Mrs. Esmond O'Brien at ST Johns
Cottage, their summer home, and will
make an indefinite visit. Mr.. and Mrs
O'Brien entertained at an informal
dinner party last night in her honor
Mr.. Anderson Valentine, son OF Mrs
p. a. Valentine, who has been with
his mother at her summer home here
since leaving Yale in June. will leave
on the tenth OF this month for Lake
Forest, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. sprigg Camden, who
have leased Bonnie Bourne, the Hoad-
ley cottage, for the season, have gone
to ClarksDury, w. Va. for q week.
Army Wins at Polo
In the polo games held yesterday
Afternoon on the polo field at East
Hampton the players of the 9th Field
ARTILLERY OF the Cd Battalion, recently
returned from Germany, were the VIC
tors by score Of s to 5.
Mr. ard Mrs. Edward F. Hutton en-
tertained last night at dinner aboard
their Yacht. They are en- route to the
Massachusetts, coast for a cruise before
Going to their camp in the Adirondacks
for August.
An Interesting competition on the