The New York herald., 1921-09-11

Harvest Dance for
Ex-Serpice Men
at Greenwich
Dahlia Show Held at Place Of
Judge and Mrs. j. T. Marean
Arrivals at Hotels.


Special Despatch to THE NEW Yosx HrxArs.
GREENWICH. Conn.,. Sept. 1o.--Society
was largely represented at harvest
dance given In the Belle Haven Casino
tonight for the benefit OF ex-service
men Miss Polly Lincoln was chairman
Of the committee Of arrangements. and
her assistants were Misses Winifred and
Eleanor Croft, Ethel Hayes. Elizabeth
Hyde, Virginia Sperry. Emily Lincoln
Of Greenwich and New York and Dora
Hotchkiss of Rye.
Another event to-day which was at
tended by many prominent women Of
Greenwich was dahlia show. garden
party and memorial tea for the benefit
OF the DR.. Anna Howard Shaw me-
mortal fund at the place of Judge and
Mrs Joseph T. Marean. Green's Farms.
Conn. It was held under the auspices
Of the Fairfield county committee of the
fund. OF which Mrs. E. B. Curtiss Of
Greenwich Is chairman. Mrs. Curtiss.
with Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton. chair
man Of the fund in Connecticut. and
Mrs. Marean were the hostesses. The
dahlias In Judge and Mrs. Marean's
gardens are said to be the finest In the
country.
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club was
tho scene Of many gala events on Mon
day. Yacht races among the Arrow and
Indian Harbor one design knockabout
classes were sailed by women, which
proved to be a novel feature. In tho
former class Mrs. II. N. Whittelsey
guided Mr.. Whittelsey's yacht Salomy
III. to victory, and in the knockabout
class Mrs. r. II. Bontecou, at the helm
Of the Keewayden, was the winner An
other race Of the Arrows was held. IN
which George J. Bradish's Jack o Lam
tern was the first to cross the finish line.
Water sports attracted a large gallery
In the afternoon. one OF the features be-
Ing fancy high diving exhibition by
Miss Helen Meany of Greenwich. nation
al high diving champion. John r. john
son also gave an exhibition In aqua
planning his average speed being thirty
miles an hour In the evening a dinner
and dance at the clubhouse was attended
by more than 800 members and their
friends. Among those having reserva-
tions were John D. Chapman, r. 8.
Armstrong. Col. r. B. Baker, G. g.
Amory, B. H. Downing. II. L. Meader.
Edgar D. Pouch. Frank Bovine Jones,
J. r. Quinn. c. A Wagner. J. T. West.
F. S. Doremus, c. II. Sherlock, A q.
Luders. r. B. NJ. Cook and Z. Dimon
Bird.
dinner dance was held at the Green
wich Country Club last Saturday night
which was attended by over zoo persons.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Huyler of New
York gave a dinner party Monday even
ing at the Pickwick Arms for number
Of friends. Among the recent arrivals
there from New York are MIR. and MtA
]. w. Ford. N. J. Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. p. Collins. Oliver c. BRYANT Mrs
James NJ. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. S. +.
McKie, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Tierney. Mr..
and Mrs. L. I. Hollister. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F.. Richards. Mrs. F. II. North, A. B.
North. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Preuss. Col.
c. C. Carpenter of the United States
Marine Corps and Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Kempner.
Greenwich Inn will close next Thurs
day. Fully 100 new patrons were reg
istered there for the holidays. The New
York arrivals included Misses Peggie
Davis and Diana Gordon, James Hayne.
Joseph J. Fox. Fl. J. Young. A. J. Gra-
ham, Walter J. Mallen, G. G. Bode and
Miss Ethel Washburn.
At the Edgewood Inn were @. N. Gar
diner, Francis Vaharen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward w. Buckhout. Miss Elizabeth
Kirk, Mrs Fl. A. Smvth. e. c. Grimthss
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Phelps, w. r Hees.
Jr., and George A. Harrington Of New
York and Miss Leila Thomas of England.
Miss Constance Lindsay Skinner,
author OF Adventures In Oregon" Is al
the Walden In Riverside.
Mrs. Robert II. Montgomery. with her
three children. has returned from Au-
sable.
Mrs. Henry D. Tiffany has returned
from Harrison, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Slawson are
back from Loon Lake in the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Shirley Putnam has returned
from a vacation. part OF which she spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Beecher
Stowe Mt Stockbridge, Mass. and the re-
mainder with her cousin. Miss Bertha
Putnam, motoring through the Berk-
shfres-