The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Greenwich Has
Week of Dances
Large Masquerade Ball Held at
ArmOry-Teachers' Asso-
citation En- tertains.

GREENWICH, Conn. Feb 26.-Dinners,
dances and numerous other society
events are proving more popular than
ever here during the midwinter season.
The principal event of the week was
the large masquerade ball held on Mon
day evening In the armory under the
auspices of Company II, Fourth Infan-
try, G.. S. G.. on the came night the
Teachers Association gave its annual
dance at the Pickwick Arms. The Hub
Club Of Cos Cob held dance Tuesday
night In the Cos Cob school auditorium.
Tonight many prominent members of
the Field Club enjoyed a dinner and
supper dance at the club.
Ono Of the important events OF the
winter will be a grand ball to be given
by the Volunteer Hose and Chemical
Company In the state Armory the lat
ter part OF March.
Society in Brooklyn and Greenwich
was interested in the wedding Of Miss
Katherine Marie Nielsen. daughter of
Mrs. Nellie Nielsen Of 496 Eleventh
street, Brooklyn and Earl Hollister
Ackerman. son OF Mrs Julian Acker-
man Of Greenwich. which took place In
st. Johns Lutheran Church, Brooklyn.
on Tuesday. the Rev. DIR. Clausen Off
Of the bridegroom. and Alfred Nielsen.
brother of the bride. were the attend
ants. 4 small reception followed the
ceremony at the home of the bride. The
couple will return tomorrow from a
honeymoon trip TO Atlantic City. Wash
ington. d. C.. and Baltimore. They will
reside In Greenwich. Mr.. Ackerman is
receiving and paying teller in the Put
nam Trust Company here.
The Greenwich Players. a dramatic
society composed of many of the prouli-
uent young men and women Of the town.
has been organized here. The first pro-
duction OF the new society, entitled THE
Valley of Strife" will be given here on
April IL and Is. These are the officers
of the club President, Joseph y. Cur
ley; vice-presdent. Miss Ruth G. Jay
cox: secretary. Miss Veronica Doran !;
treasurer, Harry c. Folsom. Mr.. Smith.
who for more than fifteen years has
had experience with the 3. f. Keith
vaudeville circuit. will be the coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thorp and their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Thorp. are at
the Ponce de Leon ST. Augustine.
Many persons prominent in society at
tended a piano recita! given last Thurs
day BY Claire Van Halme. young Bel
gisn girl. at the home OF Mrs. J. L. Lob
dell on Old Church road. under the au-
spices Of the Travel Club
Miss Eliza beth Lanier. daughter cf
Mr. and Mrs. Charles y. Lanler. who
recently spent two weeks IN Georgia
teaching folk dancing. Is now spending
much OF her time at tho Bedford Re-
formatory. where she has also been
conducting classes. She was in town
over the week end assisting in the
Hoover drive here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe y. Goodell. whose
marriage was recently announced. arc
occupying the house AZ the corner OF
the Boston Post road and Riverside
avenue. which Mr.. Goodell purchased
few weeks ago. II is OF Colonial archi-
lecture and the oldest house In the town.
having been erected IN 1856. Mr. Goodell
Is a graduate OF Harvard University
and was a former member OF thc var
sity football team, as well as the var
sity crow.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rowland. former
residents OF tho town. who are now re-
siding in Hartford. have been spending
the week with Mr.. Bowland's daughter.
Mrs. George Lauder, Jr., of Rock Ridge
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