The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Greenwich Women
Hold a Discussion
of Disarmament
Mrs. c. Furness Hately Gives
Song Recital for
Charity.

Special Despatch TO THE New YORK HmALD.
GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 6.-Nfany
prominent residents of Greenwich and
vicinity attended public meeting of the
Women's Civic Club of Riverside at the
Riverside Marine and Field Club here
on Tuesday evening. The speaker was
Francis S. Onderdonk. Jr.. of Newark,
whose subject was Disarmament" Fol-
lowing the address there was an open
discussion.
The third of Major Arthur de Bless
series of four talks on ''The Romance of
Old Furniture" was given on Wednesday
afternoon before large audience at the
Young Mems Christian Association audi
torium. His subject was on Louis XIV.
and William and Mary Styles" The lee
ture was illustrated by stereopticon slides
lent by the Metropolitan Museum Of Art.
Major de Bles formerly was of the Royal
Welsh Fusiliers and British Administra-
tor of Cologne, Germany.
A song recital was given by Mrs. /.
Furness Hately OF Chicago at the Green
wich Country Club Tuesday afternoon
for the benefit Of the Miarus Neighbor-
hood House, local charitable organiza-
ton. Mrs. Hately is a sister OF Mrs.
Allen b. Forbes of Greenwich. Mrs.
Forbes and a number of other prominent
women acted as patronesses.
For the benefit of the Wornen's Roose-
velt Memorial Association barn dance.
movies and band concert was held on the
place OF Mrs. George Griswold here to-.
night. Mrs. Charles G.. Ransom was
chairman of the committee. Other men,
bers are Mrs. Griswold. Mrs. II. l..
HotchSiss Sd. Mrs. b. ii. Brown, Mrs.
Julian Bishop. Mrs. J. Taber. Misses
Dorothy Quinn. Dorothy Thompson.
Ethel Hayes and Gladys Armstrong.
Dinner and theatre parties, tennis and
bathing are proving more popular each
week at the Greenwich Inn and the tri-
weekly dances are being largely patron
ICED by the members OF the summer coll
ony. Arrivals there include Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Mulligan, Raymond Court, Mrs.
Mary Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. AID
rich. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Steava. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Forsythe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Smell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lamb. T. N. De Acosta, Paul ]. Phelan,
Alfred Du Blulay. Mrs. ]. l.. Daniels
and daughter and the Misses Marie and
Estelle Kennedy. all of New York.
At the Pickwick Arms Hotel the clock
golf on the lawn is being enjoyed by the
sojourners. Arrivals from New York
include DIR. and Mrs. John IT. James. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. MacEwan. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Kennedy and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Burt Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Corbitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ID. Rugeles. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Eyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Il. Sawyer. Mr.. c. I.
Randall. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Higham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Staylor. Mr..
and Mrs. James p. Brady, Miss Mary Il.
Ferguson. Miss Margaret Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Walter IT.
Jaeckel and party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Hopkins enter
tained at a dinner and box party at
the movies on Monday evening.
Their guests we're Misses Kathryn
Hagerty. Elsie Morrill,. Marjorie Burr,
Margaret Deeves. Dorothy Morrill,.
Frances Littleheld. Dorothy Craigin.
Marie slee. Margaret Ruth and
Florence Holt. Edwin Deeves. Francis
Macy. Alan Bunce. John McClenahan.
u. Il. Morrill,, Howard Roll Dwight
Bunce, George Gascoigne and John II.
Barrie.
In the chiidren's tennis tournament
Master Robert Rodman was the winner
and Ray Nelson the runner UP. The cup
Master Richard Knight.
Mrs. James Stevens and Master s. d.
Stevens. Jr., OF Rome, n. Y, are spend
ing two weeks at the Inn with Mrs.
John H. Seimes OF New York On
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Stevens and
Mrs. Selmes entertained at auction
bridge.
Miss Louise Morrill, OF Greenwich and
New York is visiting her sister In
Cohassett, Mass. She will return to
the Inn about the middle OF August.
Guy Emerson, vice-president OF the
National Bank of Commerce, New York.
and Mrs Emerson gave farewell din
ner on Wednesday evening at the Pick
wick Arms for their guest, Wilhelm
Munthe do Morgenstierne, who later IN
the week sailed for Norway. Mr.. de
Morgenstierne has been counsellor for
tho Norwegian Legation at Washington.
Among those present we're DR. Don j.
Knowlton of Greenwich. G. y. Ceccato.
commercial attache OF the italian Em-
bassy: John wintorbothans of Chicago,
Thomas G. Desmond OF New York and
Miss Dorotheai Bohmanson OF Washing
ton.
Miss Alice n. McCutcheon OF Belle
Haven and her aunt, Miss Lavinia
Thorre, are at Belgrade Lakes, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Marvel Brush
have gone TO the Adirondacks to spend
two weeks with her mother Mrs, Al
fred Gilbert smith, and her sisters who
arc ~ their cerp there.