The New York herald., 1921-06-12
Greek Pageant
at Greenwich
1t Will Be Held on Lawn Of
Mrs. f. w. Packard's Place
Notes Of Resort.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YoaK HnzALp
GREENWICH, Conn. juno 1i.-Mes,-
bers OF the young set OF society here are
rehcarsing for Greek pageant. "Tae
Isle OF the Rose" TO be given on the
lawn OF Mrs. Edward w. Packard's
place. Wood Manse. on next Friday
night and Saturday afternoon and evc-
ming. The proceeds will be devoted 70
the Young women's Christian Associa-
tion. Mrs. Mary Hill-Brown of New
York is coaching the cast.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Fritz Carleton Hyde. will have
the role OF Diana Other prominent
parts will be taken by Lee Gibbons. J.
III. Hunt Julian w Curtiss. Miss Helen
Barrett. Mrs. J. H Hunt. Mrs. George
L. Storm. Misses Isabel Rockefeller.
Polly and Hope Lincoln. Helen Schwarz.
Dorothy Thompson. Lois Smith. Eliza
beth Miller Ethel Hays. Dorothy Quinn.
Gene Brewster. Pemelia Pryor. Anne
Seton. Helen Meany. Charlotte Merritt.
Ida Huntzinger and Lucy and IsGnel
hundred young persons taking part.
Mrs. william Hodge is chairman of the
committee. Miss Mary Lanier has
charge OF the tickets
The first OF a series OF June musi-
Gales TO be given at the Belle Haven
Casino was held yesterday afternoon.
The other musicales will be given on
June II and "a. They are under the
direction OF Miss Carolyn Beebe. solo
pianist and founder OF the New York
Chamber Music Society. assisted by Miss
Lillian Ring. soprano; Charles Vaughan
Holly. tenor: Ralph Leopold. pianist.
and piano and string trio. Many
prominent women in Belle Haven are
acting az patronesses. The seven vet
erans OF the world war who were being
entertained by the Daughters OF the
American Revolution here attended the
opening musicale with officers OF the
Manhattan Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. Of New York
Next Thursday a bridge for the benefit
OF the Bethany Day Nursery will be
given at "Hillbrook, the home OF Mrs
Winchester Fitch.
Miss Amy Grant. who recites opera
texts 10 piano accompaniment. will give
recital nj the home OF Mrs Alfred Gil
bert Smith on Monday. June 90 Law
renee schauffler will be the sccompanist
on Thursday morning the second OF
Mrs. Morrill, Hamlins June talks on
The Worlds Current History" took
place at the home of Mrs. Frederick G.
Rawolle In Belle Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Splckerman have
returned from abroad and are al the
Plckwick Arms. They will open their
place In North street later In the season.
Mrs. H. y. Hitchcock Of Great View
her grandson. Mr.. Henry Clarke Banks.
and his fancee. Miss Gertrude w. r.
Reuter- OF Eew York. and Mrs Hitch
cocks granddaughter. Miss Barbara
Hitchcock. have returned from an auto
mobile trip 10 Williamstown. Mass
A lawn festival was given at the
place of Mr. Coulter D. Huyler In Round
Hill on Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming for the benefit OF the Round Hill
NJ T. Church. IN which Mrs. Huyier is
actively interested
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hart Boiling.
who have returned from their honey
moon trip. were week end guests OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. LanIer.
M their country home here
At the pickwick Arms here this week
were Mr.. and Mrs w. 8 prankard. Nr.
and Mrs 4 B Piper. Mr. and Mrs. r.
s. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Emer-
son. Mr. and Mrs " ~ Slayback and
Mr.. Charles w. Post OF New York
AZ the Edgewood Inn are Mrs r. s.
Stoddard Mrs ~ J Cammann. Mr.. and
Mrs George y. Corsa Mr. and Mrs Leo
Lundihn. MIR. and Mrs. G. V Hsgserty,
Miss Kathlyn Hsseerty. Mr. J. NJ
Buick and Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Padei OF
New York