The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Garden Party for
Shaw Me mortal
Fund atGreenWich
Held at the Place of Judge and
Mrs. Josiah L. Marean-.
Social Notes.

| den party and memorial tea given py
the Fairfield county committee OF the
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Fund
! IL the picturesque gardens of Judge and
Mrs. Josiah T. Marean at Greens Farms.
Conn.,, last Saturday afternoon for the
benefit of the fund was a brilliant So
ciety event.
Fully 800 persons from Greenwich and
| many other towns and cities in Con-
necticut and New York State attended.
On the various committees were Mines.
Josiah 7. Marean, Z. w. Packard, An
son Clarke, Ernest Thompson Seton.
Winchester Fitch, Henry Mallory, Will
lam E. Reis, Alonzo Z. Cottier. Helen
Adams-Kelley. Herbert d. Kingsbury.
James A. Trowbridge, E. H. Weatherbee,
Henry M. Day, L. Graham. Earl d.
Babst. David Mixsell. e. b. Curtiss,
Walter M. Bennett, Robert 7. McGusty,
Edgar T. Mead. Frederick r. Lewis I'd,
Edward H. Peters, w. Herbert Wiley,
II. Durant Cheever, Dangerfield Lewis
and A. G.. Learned and Misses George
and Emmie Day.
Mr.. Henry Dayton. known as the
Grand Old Man of Greenwich, celebrated
his eighty-seventh birthday last Satur-
| day by entertaining a number of his
relatives and friends for dinner Mr..
Dayton, who is an insurance broker IN
New York, Is the oldest Greenwich COM
muter on the New York and New Haven
Railroad, having travelled over the road
| for thirty-six consecutive years. Be-
| fore coming to Greenwich he was for
thirty years a resident Of Greenwich VII
lage, New York.
Recital for Charity.
For the benefit of Serbian Child We'll
fare Relief. a piano-lecture recital was
/ hu afr,r~
programme music" at the Greenwich
Country Club on Monday afternoon.
About 200 persons attended the din
ner and dance at the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club this evening.
A dinner party was given at the Pick
wick Arms Hotel by Mrs. Frederick
Searles Armstrong in celebration Of her
husbands birthday. on Monday even
ing. Among the guests were Mr.. Albert
III. Wiggin. president of the Chase Ma
tional Bank, New York, and Mrs. Wig
gin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry b. Slayback.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Fell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Bucknam. Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. pynchon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Evans
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Cowles.
Arrivals at the hotel include Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas 3. Clifford. Jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. I. Haskins Mr.. and Mrs. H. W..
Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Williamson and Mr.
ard Mrs. William N. Day.
Although the Greenwich Inn closed for
the season on Tuesday the Lodge will
remain open for a few patrons until Oc-
tober /. The final dance Of the season
took place at the Crossways last Satur-
day night.
The annual masquerade ball OF the
Riverside Marine and Field Club took
place this evening at the club house.
The last regular dance of the season at
the club will be held on Saturday even
ing, September "a.
Miss Alice 3. McCutcheon and Mrs
Lavinia Thorne have returned from Bel
grade Lakes. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Reeder of Green
witch have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter II. Bowes aboard the
Bowes's yacht, Bagheera. for a two
weeks cruise to Marthas Vineyard and
Newport
Eighth Annual Horse show.
A big social event OF next week will
be the eighth annual Greenwich horse
show, to be held at Nutbourne Farm,
the place of James McClenahan. King
street and Harrison avenue. Port Ches-
ter, on next Saturday. There will be
twenty-one different events, feature of
which will be the Hunter Trials over a
course OF about a mile of natural coun-
try. with eight or teE fences. Two
classes in this event will be for light
weight and middle and heavy hunters.
Other events will be pairs of horses
to draw the heaviest load. farm teams,
children's riding competition, children s
jumping, pony jumping, saddle ponies.
saddle horses, hunter type saddle horses,
wear and tear hacks. polo ponies. hunt
teams. novice hunters. four-year-o
and under; ladies' hunters hunter hacks
jumping class, pairs of hunters, and the
Corinthian class. Ribbons will be given
for first, second, third and fourth places
and a cup or trophy to the winner OF
the first place In each class. The horses
of Charles ID. Lanier. John NICE. Bow
man. w. II. Madison. l.. p. Yandell
Percy A. Rockefeller, Mrs. Richard v
Pell, Miss Joan r. Michler. Miss Lefty
Berry and others will be entered from
Greenwich.
The horse show committee consists
of Archer II. Brown. chairman; Gordon
Grand, treasurer: William " C. Rux.
ton, secretary; John McEntec Bowman
Charles d. Lanier, Louis ". Mertz
James III. Perkins, Percy A Rockefeller
and Lumsford p. YandelL.
Percy A. Rockefeller is president oi
the Greenwich Riding Association and
Fairfield and Westchester County
Hounds. The other officers are: Vice.
president. Charles ID. Lanier; master OF
the field hounds. John McEntee Bow.
man: joint master, NJ. Roy Jackson
secretary, James III. Perkins; treasurer
l.. T.. Yandell assistant treasurer and
secretary, Arthur II. Warthen, Jr.
The judges will be as follows: Farm
teams. William Ellington saddle horses
Brig.-Gen. Charles !. DeBevoise and
James @. Marshall; huntors, John r.
Townsend; veterinary inspector, DR.. A
J. Ward.