The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Tea in Memory of
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Given in Greenwich
Boys From New York Settle
ments Entertained at Ernest
Thompson Seton Estate.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW Yonx HErALD.
GREENWICH. Conn, Aug. 27.-An Anna
Toward Shaw Memorial tea was given
at the home Of Mrs. Clifford D. Mallory
here yesterday afternoon. II was In
charge of Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton
and Mrs. u. b. Curtiss. chairman Of tho
Connecticut and Fairfield County Anna
Howard Shaw Memorial Fund. Incl
dentaliy 1t was the anniversary OF ratifi-
cation day for woman suffrage Mrs.
Seton gave "reminiscences of DR.. Shaw.
The Connecticut committee Is now
active In securing funds for the memorial
and Mrs. Seton is arranging with Mro.
Joseph Marion OF Greens Farms for q
dahl.a show to be held on her estate, as
well as garden party for the benefit OF
the fund or September 10.
On Tuesday night the New York Ro-
tary Club. In conjunction with the Green
wich Rotary Club. brought more than
$50 boys from the settlement clubs In
New York to Dewinton. the estate of
Ernest Thompson Seton, whore grand
council and supper took place. FIFTY
girls from the Woodcraft League OF Port
Chester were also present Mr. Seton
was presented with hnfe of special
metal by Mr.. Gale OF the Greenwich
Rotary Club as token OF appreciation
of his work
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Keen OF Grceu-
wich announce the engagement Of ther
daughter. Miss Katherine Stewart Keen,
to Mr.. Leslie Reynolds Schauffler of Chi
cago, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Schauffler OF New York Mr.
Schauffler Is graduate Of Cornell. 1919.
and served overseas during the war as
First Lieutenant Of Infantry.
Junior Community Chautauaua.
The first Junior Community Chau-
tauqua to be held In Greenwich will open
on Monday and continue until Septem-
Der 8. The programme will include an
address by Sharman Rogers known as
the "Lumberiack Orator" who will speak
on the capital and labor problem: Jo-
seph & Griffls. known as Chief Ia
han: the Syracuse Varsity Malo Quar-
tet, and the New Englanders, trio OF
young women In songs.
Greenwich society win be largely rep-
resented at the card party to be given
by Putnam Hill Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution. for the benefit
OF Putnam Cottage. al the Indian Har-
Dor Yacht Club. September 2. Mrs. s.
w. Whitson. chairman of the committee.
Kelley, Richard Outwater. Charles
Flower. Edward Sandreuter. l. Newton
Lewis, Miss Louisa Mead and Miss Eliz-
abeth Mead.
The Sound Beach Golf and Country
Club will give its fifth annual revue. en-
titled stay While," next Friday and
Saturday evenings at the club hoise.
A lawn fete and paeeant by the juve-
nile prodigies Of Prof George De Wal"
ter, assisted by Miss Laurette Corlert,
was given on the lawn OF the Greenwich
Inn Friday evening. More than 300 MEM
bers of the summer colony we're pres
ent. Dancing followed the entertain
ment. The pageant consisted OF dances
and songs In which many young people
of prominent New York families took
part.
New Workers. arriving at the Inn this
week include Thomas McGogh and
daughters. Misses Ethel and Ileen Nc
Gogh: DR.. Robert MacLean. A. u. Dunn.
Mrs. Topham. L. J Beauvas, r. J.
Taisley. John II. Hassen, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cullen DR.. and Mrs #. o.
O'Neill, A. J. Forman, Mrs. p w Saw
yer, Mrs. z. Sweeney; also Major
Charles p. Bruch of Cleveland. Ohio.
Saturday Dinner Parties.
An addition to the regular Thursday
evening dances at the Pickwick Arms
Hotel. Saturday evening dinner parties.
are now O popular feature. Last Sat
urdny there were over go present. On
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. a.
Riddle gave a dinner party to nine
friends.
Among the New York arrivals at the
Pickwick Arms this week are Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. King. J. A. Moffett. Jr;
"a To-, Nv MI
Mrs. II. ]. Livingston. Mr., and Mrs.
Albert Rice. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p Dud-
ley. Mrs. I. K. Robinson and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Starr. son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Hoff-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Smith
A supper dance took place at the
Edgewood Inn this evening. preceded
by a programme OF songs end dances.
lucky number dance was u feature.
Mrs. William Knight OF New York and
Mrs. G. G. Ingersoll OF Brooklyn had
charge of the decorating.
Miss Dorothy Craigin entertained o.
luncheon and cards at the Greenwich
Country Club on Tuesday AMI Mrs.
William Martin et 40 Park ave.
nue. New York. entertained at luncheon
and bridge the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs Floy Quinn were host
| and hostess at a melon party last FRI
dav evening.
The Riverside Marine and Field Club
held its annual water sports tails after
noon Miss Helen Meany OF Greenwich.
who is metropolitan diving champion,
gave an exhibition Of her skill.
Mrs Nelson Shulti. who has been
visiting Mrs. II. T. Hand OF Riverside.
sailed to-day for France to do recon-
struction work under Miss Anne Nor
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Chadbourne
have left their Greenwich summer home
on the stanwich road 10 spend some
weeks at her former home In Southamp-
ton. l.. /.