New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
Greenwich Won,e1,
10 Give Barn Dance
For Roosevelt Fund
Movies and Entertainment
to Take Place on the Girls
void Estate Saturday; Re.
cital for Charity House
Special Dtspctch to The 7y.,,,.v,s .

'',o"s Will ne given here under the aus
pices OF the Woman'a . Roosevelt Memo
rial Association. There will be movies"
and barn dance on the grounds of
the estate of Mr.. and Mrs. George Girls
wold, Lake Avenue. The committee is
composed of Mrs. Charles G. Ransom jr.,
chairman; Mrs. George GriswoId. Mrs.
Horace G. Hotchkss Sd, Mrs. Bache Fl
Brown, Mrs. Julian Bishop, Miss
Dorothy Quinn, Miss Dorothy Thomp-
son. Miss Gladys Armstrong, Miss Ethel
Hayes and Mrs. John Taber, of Rye.
Mrs. Allen B. Forbes. Of Old Church
ROAD Is completing arrangements for
song recital for the benefit Of the MI
anus Neighbor House, a charitable or
ganization here, to be given at the
Greenwich Country Club Tuesday, Au-
gust z, at o'clock. Mrs Forbes's sis
ter, Mrs. Furness Hately, will be the
soloist. She will be accompanied at
She piano by Mrs. Oliver, of Auburn.
New York. Many prominent society
women Of the town will act as patron
esses.
AT recent meeting of the Connect
cut committee OF the Anna Howard
Shaw Memorial, held st the home Of
the chairman, Mrs Ernest Thmopson
Seton here, a series Of garden parties
and entertainments to raise funds was
arranged by the various members from
the state organization. Two special
dates, that Of suffrage ratification and
the seventy-ffth anniversary of Anna
Howard Shaw's birth, February IA.
1922, are to be observed. Publicity will
be given to the founding of the two
chairs, one in preventative medicine
at the Woman's Medical College of
Pennsylvania and one in political
science at Bryn Mawr College, to show
what they will mean to the country.
The goal of the memorial is $500. 900,
CT which $250,0O0 goes to each chair.
Venetian Fete Makes
$4,000 for the hospital
Greenwich society women are much
elated over the announcement made by
Mrs John a. Topping. chairman of
the general committee, that more than
$4,000 was realized for the Greenwich
hospital at the Venetian fete, held on
the grounds of the late Commodore
+. Z. Benedict recently, outside of the
expenses incurred.
he total receipts from the pageant
produced and staged in the gardens Of
Mrs. E. W. Packard, early in the sum
mer for the benefit of the Y w. C.. A..
amounted to $2,5OO Mrs. William
Hodge, wife of the actor, was chair
man OF the committee
A contingent of forty disabled ex-
service men who are engaged in voca-
tlonal training in New York arrived
here Monday and are being enter
tanned at the homes of prominent resi-
dents. Among the hosts and hostesses
are Mesdames Clifford D. Mallory, F.
K. Rupprecht, j. r. Grant Judson Red.
field, w II. Wiley, Frederick Ewing.
George Lauder, Coulter D. HuyIer, Paul
B. Ferris, Fay 2. Stanton, Irving Day,
f. L. Rossiter, Charles D. Lanier, G. y.
Lewis, Harral Teeney. Won Bergen
Firmin, Archer Brown, Laura Brown,
Arthur Downe, William Horne, Henry
L. Cammann, Robert NJ Wilcox, Will
liam W. Heaton, G. c. ST. John, Will
liam T. Graham, E. C. Wills, Lowell
Brown, H. H. Adams. Ebert Foster.
Mortimer Dane, Reginald Reynolds, M.
c. Maxwell. Walter A. Hall, James
Strong, H. G. Cunningham, E F. w.
Gillespie, c. D. Belden and Halsey
Kent
Society is interested in meeting to
be held at the Riverside Marine and
Il l,,k
an address will be given by Francis S.
Orderdonk, speaker of the clearing
house for limitation of armament
There wilt bc an open discussion fol-
loving the address.
The weekend gathering of tourists
at the Pickwick Arms Hotel was ex-
ceptionally large and the large dining
room was crowded. The dance Thurs
day evening also was we'll attended by
the guests and their friends. Arrivals
from New York the last week include
Edgar Speyer and daughter, c. NJ.
Gelpin, Colonel and Mrs. G. B. Pills
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Morley, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Leslie, Mrs. II. P. Stewart, DR.. R. L.
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Hertel,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l. Bickford and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Dexter
and party, Mrs. P. De Neaux, W. de
NJ Mergansturne, of the Norwegian Leca
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. William W.
Barnet, John B. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Heelier and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Avery, of
New York, who have been stopping at
the Greenwich Inn, left to-day for the
Great Lakes Accompanying them were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Anderson and Mr. Long
worthy, of New York. On Wednesday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Avery gave a
farewell dinner party at the inn for
about fifty of their friends.
Brilliant Masked Bail
Held at Edgewood Inn
Edgewood Inn was the scene of q
brilliant masked ball last Saturday
evening. The grand march was led
by Mrs. William Irwin Martin and N.
A. Doyle, of New York. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. D. I. Pullinger, Mrs.
Prince Hopkins, F. N. Rcdman and
William irwin Vanderhoof, all Of New
York. A feature of the evening was
the sparker dance. The first hour was
devoted to children, prizes being
awarded to Miss Helen Rodman, Mas
ter Robert Rodman, Master Richard
knight and Master Stephen knight. +
Mrs. Gillian and Miss Kathryn Hagerty
entertained for dinner prior to the
dance. Last evening the children at
w ithout Master" a translation Of
Triston Bernard's farce. 'L'Anglais
tel Qu'on le Parle' The performance
so no hop rf no