Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-15
Seaside and Mountain Lure
ManyAwayf romNew York
Much of Interest Remains, However, for Stay-at-
Homes-Feature Festivities at Long
Island Resort.

luncheon and dinner tables. These are
of unusual interest, as members of the
colony have many rare heirloOmS OF
early American service, silver and glass
ware.
The social program is we'll filled for
August. The addition of new residents
has increased the number of entertain
ing events and tennis week promises a
large list of festivities. For the forty
fifth annual invitation tennis tourna-
ment, at the Meadow Club. there will
be a representative gathering of play
ers, and the gallery again will include
prominent persons from all over the
island who come annually to witness
these matches.
Several dances will be held at the
Southampton Beach Club which pro-
vides an ideal setting for entertaining
August 10 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H.
Russell will give q dance for Mrs. Rus
sells daughter, Miss Betty Shevlin, and
preceding this affair many members of
the colony will give dinners.
The Juniors of the resort have Sc
lected September l as the date for
their annual Horse Show. Miss Fran
ces Robbins, president OF the show
committee, who now is in Europe with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pei
ham Robbins. will return in time for
this event In the interim Miss Viz
ginia Thaw. dauhter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thaw Sd, is busy with plans
for the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dongan de Peyster of
1903 East Eighty-sixth street have an
nounced the engagement of Mrs. de
Peysters daughter, Miss Antoinette
Brenning, to Peter X. Lawson, also Of
this city
Miss Brenning's father was the late
3. Frederic Brenning and she is a
granddaughter of the late Charles
Coudert She also is niece Of Mrs.
j. Victor Onativia. ir.. of this city and
of Mrs. w. r, Garrison and Mrs. Frank
C. Glaenzer of Paris and du Pont
Coudert of Surry, England. She at
tended the Holy Child Convent at
Suffern. N. Y.
Mr.. Lawson is the son of w M.
Lawson. OF New York. He attended
the Cutler School and Princeton, class
of 90. He was in The Marine Aviation
Service overseas during the World war
The wedding will take place early in
September
Much interest has been evinced both
here and abroad in the announcement
fro:i Newport that the marriage plans
for Miss Pyrma Tilton and Mr.. Philip
Kindersley of England have been cam
celed The news was given out from
the Newport estate of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Claiborne Pell. where Miss
Tilton is with her mother. Mrs. Pell
The marriage had been announced for
August Is at the Pell villa.
Mr. KinderSley is the son of Sir
Robert and Lady Kindersley of II
Grcsvenor square, London, England,
and Plaw Hatch Hall, Sharpethorne,
Sussex He is master of the oxford
Drag. 1929, and his father is an
officer of the Legion of Honor, chair
man of Lazard Bros. and director
of the Bank of England, He was a
governor of the Hudson Bay Company
for ten years prior TO 1925. and was
the senior British representative of the
Dawes committee in 1924.
The engagements was announced
January Is last from Newport and was
of interest to society both in this coun-
try and abroad Miss Tilton's father
is Mr.. Newell w. Tilton and she is a
great-granddaughte OF the late John
Bigelow. diplomat She was presented
at the British court in London several
seasons ago and was debutante last
Winter in New York. She is men,
Der of the Junior League.