New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Greenwich Colony
Turns Attention to
Annual Horse Show
Among Members of Associa-
tion to Enter Mounts Are
G. L. Lanier, P. A. Rookie
feller and ]. Nee. Bowman
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune


GREENWICH, Conn, July 24.-So-
ciety is interested in the third annual
horse show to be held at Sunaim Farm,
the estate of S. w. Taylor at Stamford,
on August and 7. Many members of
the Greenwich Riding Association will
have horses entered, including those of
Charles D. Lanier. w. H. Madison,
Percy A. Rockefeller and John Nee.
Bowman.
S. W. Taylor is chairman Of the
show, and H. Ingram, of New York, is
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Charles D.
Lanier, John Nee. Bowman, George
Clarke, j. Macy Willets, ]. L. Martin,
H. T. Dumbell and Dr. John A. Harris.
The committee consists of Thomas c.
Assheton, DR.. F. H. Barnes, Major
Charles A. Benton. Frederic H. Bonte-
cou, William Daniel, Rufus C. Finch,
Francis Guirllich, Francis P. Garvin,
Gordon Grand, Fred Leahy, Judge
w. II. Madison, DR.. Robert 7. Morris,
H. A. Richardson, John Tierney and
DR.. w. D. Tracy.
ChiIdren's Fete a Success
The children's fete, given for the
benefit of East Port Chester Day Nur-
sery Friday afternoon at the estate of
Henry r. Mallory, Byram Shore, was a
pronounced success. Many prominent
women of Greenwich and Port Chester
are interested in the establishment of
q day nursery in the western section
of the town and already $4,000 has been
raised by the Womens Club of Green
wich for this cause. The fund pro-
vides for the maintenance of babies OF
booths, presided over by leading So
ciety women. Mr.. Mallory provided
several pleasure yachts for sightseeing
trips on the Sound, and dozen ponies
kept busy with their basket carts filled
with children during the afternoon.
Dinner Dance at Field Club
The forty-fve tennis players entered
in the invitation tennis tournament at
the field club here the latter part of
the week were given g dinner dance by
the club members at the clubhouse
last Saturday night.
Among those who had reservations
for the dinner were Mrs. Leslie c.
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Rookie
feller, j. A. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs
Clement Cleveland jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Close, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Edison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal C. Bacon, Mr..
and Mrs c. c. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Maxwell Moore and Mrs. G. b.
Carhart.
Among the tennis players presen.
We're Miss Edith Sigourney, Miss
Eleanor Goss, Miss Katherine Lauder,
Miss Mary Heaton, Miss Carona Winn,
Miss Bessie Holden, Miss Katherine
Handy, Miss Florence Ballin, Mrs.
David c. Mills, Mrs. William Pritchard,
Mrs. Lewis G. Morris, Mrs. De Forest
Candee, Mrs. Rawson Wood, Mrs. Rob-
ert lie Roy, Mrs. S. H. Waring, Mrs
Dorothy Tenant. Mrs. Clare Cassel,
Mrs. Welty, Mrs Thomas Bundy, Theo-
dore R. Pell, Lyle E. Mahan, A. II.
Mann jr, Watson Nj. Washburn, S.
Howard Voshell, Harold A. Throck-
morton, Dean Mathey, Walter Merrill
Hall, Francis T. Hunter, Leonard Beck
man, William Botsford, Wallace Rowe,
William Rand jr., Robert C. Rand,
Karl Behr, H. S. Parker, Cedric A.
Major, Robert LIE Roy, Dwight P. Rob
inson. Allen ]. Lowrey and William
Rosenbaum.
Benefit Dance Given
In addition to the regular hops at
the Greenwich Inn, the social life was
enlivened last week by dance given
for the benefit of the Sound Beach
Baseball Club, and on Friday evening
the Sound Beach Post, American Leg
ion, held successful bridge and dance.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs II.
r. kunhardt jr. and Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam V. Buxton gave dance at the
Pickwick Inn. Dinner parties were
given by Mrs. Kunhardt, Mrs. Buxton,
Mrs. Farnham Kunhardt and Mrs. Lyle
Forman at their homes preceding the
dance.
The mems metropolitan open golf
tournament, to be held over the course
of the Greenwich Country Club July
%, 90 and 80. promises to attract a
large society gallery. 1t will be big
week end for the club and many din
ners and dances are being arranged.
Mrs. Joseph H. Hunt gave luncheon
Tuesday for Miss Dorothy Donnelly,
the playwright and actress; Mrs.
Louise Closer Hale, the writer;
Rupert Hughes, the novelist, and Mrs.
Hughes, and Mrs. James E. Quan,
Of Greenwich. Mrs. Hunt also enter
tanned last week Mrs. Robert Far
9uhar, daughter Of Senator Jones, Of
Nevada, and Stowe Phelps and Frank
Holden, Of New York. Last Saturday
they and Mrs. Minturn Pinchot were
Mrs. Hunts guests for luncheon at the
Field Club