New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

set as the date for a big masquerade
ball to be given by Pine Lodge, So,
Knights of Pythias, in the State Ar
mory. The committee consists of
Louis Devoe, chairman; George Barnes.
Alexander Taylor, Nathan Klatz and
A. f. Wilson.
"Forefathers Day" was observed at
the Second Congregational Church
tuesday evening, when a get-to-
gether soclable was held in the parlors
Of the church. Jonathan A. Rawson
gave an illustrated lecture on
"Glimpses Of Our Forefathcrs.
The Y ". c. A. has donned it's holi
day dress this week to make setting
OF festivitv and cheer for Christmas
Rang was presented Friday evening bv
Young society folks Mrs. william
Hodge trained the cast and staged the
play. Mrs. Foster Reeder. Mrs. Rus
sell T. Bailey and Mrs. Richard Rob
crts assisted Mrs. Hodge. Mrs. Robert
Lawrence directed the music. Last
Sunday evening members of the Busi-
ness Women's Club. assisted bv a
choir trained by Mrs Lawrence. gave
The Nativity" in tableaux, carols and
readings.
Prominent residents here have or
ganlzed committee on Russian relief
1t is composed Of Mrs. James E. Quar-.
temporary chairman; Mrs Newell
Dwight Hills, Mrs. Charles d. Lanier
Mrs. Emerson R. Newell, Mrs Prince
Hopkins, Mrs. Frederick c. Bursch
Mrs. Norman Scott. Mrs. Lumsford
Yandell, Mrs. William English Wal
ling, Mrs. ederick K Rupprecht, Mrs.
bo
beth and Mary Ely. The committee
convened at the home Of Mrs. Quan on
Monday morning, at which it was de-
clded to hold mass meeting here
early in January. Among the speakers
will be Mrs. Claire Sheridan, who re-
Gently returned from Russia, where
she has been studying conditions
Motion pictures will be shown by
Isaac Mcbride. Mrs. Frederick Rup-
precht will receive donations Of clotn-
ing. Boxes for funds will be es
tablished in various places in the com
munity.
At a meeting of The Woman's Club
held last Friday Mrs Charles D.
lanier made strong appeal for Rus
sian relief and read letter from d.
H. Robbins. an American representa-
tive for Russian relief Edith Wynne
Matthison. who in private life is Mrs
Charles Ram Kennedy. gave readings
from six of Shakespeare heroines az
the meeting and at the close of the
meeting she was made d member of the
National Committee for Russian Relief
through Mr.. Robbins
Club Members Unvel
Fountain in Triangle
Following the meeting the club mem
bers went to the triangle in front OF
the postoffice, where they unveiled a
bubble water fountain, presented by
the club to the town. Mrs. Charles
d. Lanier. president of the club, made
the presentation, and the fountain was
received in behalf OF the town by
Selectman Oscar D. Tuthill. The foun-
tain was unveiled by Walter J. Joyce.
On the evening of December 27 Mrs.
George +. Dominick jr- and Mrs. Luns-
ford P. Yandell will give dance at
the Field Club for their daughtrr RS,
Miss Anto!nette Dca.;H;cA ard Mss
Hope Yandell.
Mrs. Marshall c. Bacon gave dim
ner last Saturday night at her home.
her guests later going to the dance at
the Field Club.
Miss Katherine Dyer has returned
from Mrs. Writings School, Berkshire.
Mass, and is sending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Il.
Dyer, of Greenwich, who are now in
New York
Mutton Cronkhite entertained three
his amateur radio station on the