New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
Greenwich Plans
''Soldiers' Week.
For Disabled Men
Weekly Entertainments of
Small Groups of Veterans
Has Been So Successful
Scheme Will Be Extended

GREENWICH, Conn.,, July $3.50
successful has been the entertainment
Of groups of six soldiers, disabled in
the World War, form New York City for
fortnight each at the Putnam Cottage
here, that prominent women in Green
witch have conceived a more extensive
plan.
Mrs. Coulter D. Huyler has originated
the idea of holding SOLDIERS Week."
beginning on Monday, July %, and
lasting until August /, when dozens Of
Greenwich homes will welcome veter-
ans. Mrs. Grace Langdon Pausch is in
charge Of transporting the men to and
from the city and Mrs. Roger S. Bald
win is directing publicity. Among the
women who have been selected as cap
tains for the several districts of the
town are Miss Florence Sutton, Mrs.
Henry Carson, Mrs. William .Heaton,
Mrs. Julian W. Curtiss, Mrs. Archer H.
Brown, Mrs. William B. Tubby, Mrs. e.
Dimon Bird, Mrs. Clifford D. Mallory.
Mrs. Adams Kelly, Mrs. r. X. Rup-
precht, Mrs. Arthur Du Bots, Mrs. Leon
ard II. Dyer, Mrs. Charles D. Lanier,
and Mrs. Edward Sandreuter, Of Sound
Beach.
Mrs. Fay P. Stanton, of Otter Rock
Dr1ve, Belle Haven, entertained the six
disabled soldiers at her home on Thurs
day Of last week for dinner. and other
hosts included Mrs. William B. Tubby.
Mrs. George Dawson, Mrs. Alden
Iwachtman. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dc S.
beales, who gave dinner for them at
the Indian Harbor Yacht Club and also
at the Field Club. They were also the
guests of the committee in charge of
! the invitation tennis tournament at the
tleid Club over the week end, and &C
copied the invitation to attend the
Stamford Theater on Friday evening,
through the courtesy Of Mrs. Hartley,
the manager, and Joe Ditrichsteir,,
leading actor in the comedy "Face
Vaiue," presented by Lee Shubert. The
soldiers were Walter L. Walsh, William
"A. FITZPATRICK, James D. Brehaut, Law
William J. Devlin, all Of New York.
Dinner-Dance Held Last Week
At Indian Harbor Yacht Club
One Of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was dinner
dance at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
last Saturday evening. More than 200
| ~AANAsSSAo oh0 GuCIL 1IlSfluS were 0reS-
ent. Among those who had reserva-
tons for the dinner were R. B.. Cook,
William Hodge, N. Dertz, George L.
Storm, Ogden Minton, G. Raymond. ..
Payson Hatch, E. j. Phillips. F. Sterry.
| a.. G. Hanan, NJ NJ. Looram, r. p,
Ellis, 6. Emerson, e. McFarlin, +. II.
Cailaday, 7. B. Fielder, C. d. Smyth,
NJ. B. Berking A.; D: Ferris. John D.
Chapman. E. R.. Mulcock, j. A. Far
rel. s.. Young, H. L. Meacker. A. D.
kixie. Martin Schultz, A. w. w. Mar
shall. II. Horton, J. B. Smull, H. Rum
sey Green and B. Pitman.
Society, folks here were at loss 90
know whether to attend the golf
championship Of the Connecticut Gols
Association at the Country Club or the
annual invitation tennis tournament at
the Field Club. At both places many
OF the leading players Of the country
in these popular outdoor sports wsrs
seen in action. There was a large
j gallery at each of the clubs The pre-
Aious week the annual Indian Harbor
Yacht Clubs regatta did not have its
usual number of entries because Of
the races at Block Island
| Miss Anna Mead, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson B. Mead, OF Green
wich, and, New Preston. Conn, was
married last Saturday to kellogg.
| Franklin. Of New York. at Bush
Mead. the country estate of the
! BRIDES parents at Lake Waramaug.
New Preston. The ceremony, per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. oliver P.
Huckel. pastor of the Second Congre-
(. gational Church, Greenwich, took
place on the lawn. Miss Elizabeth,
Mead, sister of the bride was maid
OF honor and Curtis Franklin, of New
York. was best man. The. bride is a
graduate Of Smith College, class Of
1918. Mr. Franklin served during the
war in Siberia.
The miniature golf course in from,
Of the Pickwick Arms was put into
commission this week and the rustic
setteee artisticaliy and coxily placed
Ground the SIDES. drew large gallery
from among the guests. Special dances