The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Water Sports
at Greenwich
Members of Indian HarbOr
Yacht Club Also Arrange
Social Events.
Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YosK HERALD
GREENWICH. Conn, June 25.-Menn-
bers of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
who are comfortably housed In their
new club house. are planning many So
cial and other activities for the season
Yacht races take place every Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning. On the
evening Of July 9 a dinner viii be given
for the commodores of sister clubs along
the Sound and a dinner for men will
be held in honor of Commodore d.
Graham Smyth OF the local club, on
July 25. Later in the season the an
nual regatta will take place.
Bathing off the float is popular
feature among the club members, and
later In the season the usual water
sports will take place.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert c. Hencken and
their son, Hugh Hencken. of North
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Fisher
and their children OF Round Hill sailed
to-day on board the Olympic. They In
tend TO visit England and parts Of
France. returning TO America about
September /.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Dawson have
returned from Wellesley. where her class
held a reunion.
Mrs. John II. Tyson is convalescent
after a serious illness. Mr.. and Mrs.
TYSON are at their new house. near the
Riverside Marine and Field Club.
Mr. Elbridge Gerry Snow OF New York
has taken the Frederick Zittel home
here for the summer. The engagement
of Miss Margery Currie of Greenwich
TO Mr.. Eibridge Gerry Snow 3d was an
nounced recently
Casa No
in Europe as a painter. exhibited her
miniatures at Emirs Inn on Tuesday
and Wednesday. She was introduced
here by Mrs. william G.. Rockefeller,
Mrs. Minnie Currie. Miss Currie and
Mrs Oscar Thomas.
Concerts are being held every Sunday
night and on Saturday evening OF each
week dinners and dances are being held
at Edgewood Inn In July dinners and
dances will be held on Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday nights. Among the
arrivals recently there were Mr. ana
Mrs. J. w. Morgan. Mrs. Maria Hudnut'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Chaplin. Mrs. q.
NJ Durrie, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Howe Miss Natalie
Howe, Messrs. r. s. Howe, John G.
Kelly. Jr.. and Charles Ade. Mr.. and
Mrs. Price Hopkins. Mr.. Walter l.. Mar
, tin. Mr.. John f. Berry. Mrs. A. q.
Greene. Miss Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 5.
Mahana. Mr.. Harry Snowden and Mrs
/. S. Parish of New York.
Dances are held at the Greenwich Inn
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
All men have been requested to wear
dark coats and light trousers and the
women evening gowns. Recent arrivals
there include Miss Eleanor w. Sawyer
/ OF the Metropolitan opera Company
/ Miss Margaret NJ. Allen. actress; MT.
/ Lyman d. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
I Benders. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Good
/ body. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Keene. Mr and
/ Mrs Sidney white, Mr.. +. II. Thompson
/ and family. Mrs. Recardo de Acosta
/ Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Blair. Miss Ruth
/ Menter and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Marshall.
Recent New York arrivals at Pick
wick Arms Hotel include Mr.. c. II
| Matheisson, Jr.. Miss Lillian d. Foster
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Stevens Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Bassit, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Kessinger
! There have been many dinner parties
there during the week.
/ The fourth Of Mrs. Morrill, Hamlin's
talks on THE Worlds Current History
was given on Thursday morning at The
Boulders. the home of Mrs. Martin J
! Quinn. THE Japanese Monroe Doctrine
was her subject
ON Monday afternoon Miss ART
| Grant gave an opera recital. THE Bl =
! BIRD" at the home of Mrs. Alfred Gil
! bort Smith on Edgcwood Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. De witt Frazier Ottmai
have returned from their honeymoon
spent at Briarcliff. ---..-.