Evening star., 1927-09-04

| shore ana mountain. IneTe is no
doubt that the Summer season, which
ends officially Monday night. has been
the most brilliant written in social his
/ tory since the war. Members OF So
ciety who figured in the entertain
ments at the exclusive resorts have
been as busy as they are during the
| Winter months, when the lists OF fetes
| are so long that they often cause con-
| fusion.
The Labor day calendar is brin.
ming with affairs of outstanding I'M
portance to the social world. One OF
the leading events will be the inter-
national polo matches between Eng
land and America for the interna-
tional cup, which will be played at
the Meadowbrook Club!' Westbury,
Long Island. These will continue
until September 10 and, should tie
result, an additional contest Is TO take
place September IA.
To provide for the throng which Is
expected for the coming meeting,
which will be the ninth for the cup,
it was decided to complete the stand
on the west side of the international
Field. Such construction tends to In
close the members clubhouse, as was
done in the 1924 matches. 1t was
in this section that the box OF the
Prince of Wales was located.
OF course, there will be great
amount of entertaining in connection
with the matches and house parties
are being held at practically all OF the
big estates in the vicinity.
The list of boxholders is as large
and includes as many prominent FOLK
as that of 1924, when the Prince or
Wales was among the spectators VINO
| La n6 English
in action.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Acting Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden l.. Mills, Mr.. Vincent Astor,
MIR. Lawrence Atterbury, Mr.. s. s.
Auchincloss, Mrs. Robert Appleton,
Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mr.. George F.
Baker. jr.; Mr.. jeremiah Beall, Mr..
Cornelius Bliss, Mr.. John McE. Bow
man, Mr.. Nicholas +. Brady, Mr.. Nor
gan Belmont, Mr.. James Blaine, Mr..
Howard c.. Brokaw, Mrs. w. A. M
Burden, Mr.. Irving Brokaw, Mr.. Ray
nond Belmont, Mr.. James Burden, jr.;
Mr.. II. w. Carhart, Mr.. Walter Con-
tent, Mr.. Paul d. Cravath, Mr.. An
drew Carnegie, I'd; Mrs. H. P. Davi-
son, Mr.. William X. Dock, Mrs. F.
". Doubleday, Mr.. w. c. Durant, Mrs.
Magee Ellsworth, Mr.. Harris Fahnes-
took. Mr.. Marshall Field, Mr.. Russell
A. F'irestone, Mr.. Sidney Fish. Mrs.
Floyd C. Furlow, Mr.. p. H. B. Freling-
huysen, Mr.. w. Cameron Forbes, Mr..
Archer Fahnestock, Mrs. Arthur
Gibbs, Mr.. Robert Goelet, Mr.. Edwin
Gould, Mrs. F. M. Gould, Mr.. Goelet
Gallatin, Mr.. w. A. Hartman, Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs. III. o. Have
oliver Iselin, Mr.. Oliver Iselin, Mr..
S.. Edward Johnston, Mr.. d. X. Jay,
Mr.. Otto H. Kahn, Mr.. Foxhall p.
Keene, Mr.. G. B. Kip, Mr.. H. A.
Laidlow, Mr.. G. LIE Boutillier, Mr..
Herbert Bean Lounsbury, Mr.. j. G..
Livingston, Mr.. A. G. McIlwaine, jr.;
Mr.. H. E. Manville. Mr.. Clarence H.
Mackay, Mr.. Devereux Milburn, Mr..
G. Frederick Parrish, Mr.. George B.
Post, Mr.. Henry c. Phipps, Mrs. w. s.
Rockefeller, Mr.. Arthur w. Rossiter,
Mr.. Rodman Wanamaker, Mr.. Carlos
r. Stoddard, Mr.. Philip P. Saltonstall,
Mr.. Henry C. Tallmadge, Mr.. H. S.
Vanderbilt, Mr.. William II. Wander
George Whitney, Mr.. George d. Wide
ner and Mr.. j. Watson Webb.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement Of Miss Isabel Bevans,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Peyton
Bevans of 277 Park avenue, to Mr..
William J. Maddox of this city. Miss
Bevans is a sister of Mrs. William
Lee McKim. Mr.. Maddox is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Maddox.
He was graduated from st. Johns
College, Annapolis. Nd, in 1918 and
served as a lieutenant in the World
War. He is a member of the Tuxedo
Club and the Ark and Dove Society
1t is expected that the wedding will
in hn ,It1
An important event at Newport
which will have a bearing on the Au.
tumn and Winter season here was the
recent debut of Miss Edith b. Cram
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sargent
Cram. The presentation was made
at a large dance given at Quarterfoil,
the Newport Summer home of the
Grams. About 200 guests, many Of
them members of the younger set, at
tended. Miss Cram received with her
parents as the guests arrived from va.
rious dinners. Those present included
others introduced at Newport this
season. among them Miss Betty Taller,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern
Taller; Miss Romaine Bristow, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Bris-
tow; Miss Elizabeth Larocque, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque;
Miss Beatrice Greenoughe Miss Eliza.
beth Shaw, grandniece Of Mrs. Maud
Howe Elliott, and Miss Evelyn Clark.
who will be presented by. her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. ]. Francis A. Clark, in
New York next Winter.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Diana Farley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Hamlin Farley of New
York, to Mr.. Philip Searles Marsh,
son of the late. Mr.. Monroe P Marsh
and Mrs. Helen Searles Marsh of the
Cape Shore, Portland, Me-, will take
place Wednesday evening in the
| State street church at Portland.
| Miss Farley was educated in New
York schools, after which she attended
Pratt Institute and studied music In
| New York. She is granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus II. Harley of
| Vaughan street, Portland. and A
grandniece of the late DIR. Cyrus Ham,
| lin, founder of Robert College at Con.
stantinople.
| Mr.. Marsh attended Hebron Acad-
emy and was graduated from the
Portland High School. after which he
attended Boston University. He also
| attended the Portland Art School. Mr..
Marsh is a direct descendant of Com.
modore Preble and Nathan Hale. His
cousin, Col. Harold Smith of Wash.
! ington, member of the governors
staff, is to be the best man. His ma.
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Helen
| Searles of Pennington, was a writer
| for magazines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Ferguson of
| Fishers Island have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Carroll
| Howard, to Mr.. Daniel K. Chapman,
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