The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Greenwich Art
Exhibition Opens
Miss Alice Nj. Blaber to Be-
come Bride Of DR.. X. w. Bar
ney Next Saturday.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn. May IA re-
ception was held at the Bruce Museum
this afternoon in celebration OF the
opening of the exhibition OF paintings.
etchings drawings and sculpture held
under the auspices of the Greenwich So
ciety OF Artists. Many prominent per-
sons of Greenwich, New York and other
places attended.
In addition to the collection by Green
wich artists. including George Wharton
Edwards Leonard Ochtman and Z. c.
Potter. there were paintings by Hobart
Nichols, F. Ballard Williams. L. Irving
Couse, John II. Twachtman, Carlton =.
Chapman. Henry Rittenberg, Henry b.
Smell. Cullen Yates, +. Q. Frieseke. Rob
ert Henri Richard u. Miller. Robert
Spencer, Robert Reid and Daniel CARRIER,
and sculpture by a. a. Weinman, Ches-
ter Beach, Gutzon Borgium, Robert Eit-
ken, Herbert Adams. II. A. Mcneil. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, Abeatenia S..
Leger Eberle. Bessie Potter Vonnoh,
Janet Scudder. f. @. r. Roth, Malvina
Hoffman. Brenda Putnam and Phimister
Proctor.
The exhibition will be open to the
public every day during the summer
excepting on Mondays.
Miss Alice Margaret Blaber, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 7. Blaber of
Sound Beach. and DR.. kerson Wyckliffe
Barney, son OF the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
L. w. Barney OF the same place. will be
married in tho First Congregational
Church there on next Saturday evening
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Day
Lanier and Robert Hart Boiling on next
! Saturday afternoon in the woodland
near the residence of the BRIDES father
Mr. Charles D. Lanier, will be one of
the brilliant weddings OF the season.
More than 400 persons of Greenwich.
New York, Rye and Stamford attended
| the opening of Emil's Inn here last Sat
urday night. Misses Mary and Eliza
! beth Ely, head OF the Ely Court School
| for Girls. entertained thirty-six members
| Of the faculty and students for dinner.
Nutbourne Farm, the place of James
McClenahan at Port Chester. was the
scene of the annual horse show of the
Greenwich Riding Association to-day
More than 1000 persons attended the
event.
| Among those from New York who have
opened their Greenwich homes are Mr..
and Mrs. z. r. Cronkhite. Mr., and Mrs.
F. T. McGusty. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Fletcher, Mrs. Helen Adams Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. e. Dimon Bird and Mrs. John
! d. Barrett.
| Mrs Parmalee McFadden. who spent
I the winter in Paris with her two daugh-
! ters, tells in a letter of meeting in Rome.
Italy Mrs j. II. Twachtman. Miss Vio-
| let Twachtman. also Mrs. Walter w.
Birge and Miss Clara Birge, all of whom
are from Greenwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Britain had
as their recent guests at the Castle. In
Brookside Baron and Baroness de Be-
vile and Miss Yveline de Beville OF
| Normandy, Miss Camille de Borde des
Forest of Paris, Sir Derrick Werner OF
| London, Col Alexander Robert Fordyce.
Jr.. of Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w.
Gwinn and family of Bronxville. DR..
| Madge McGuinness and Thomas McGee
Phifer of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
| George Montgomery of Mount Vernon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eurdette G. Lewis Of
| Princeton.
More than 500 persons stopped for
luncheon or dinner at the Pickwick Arms
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
| Flagler and Mrs. Percy A. Rockefeller,
who was accompanied by a woman
| friend, we're among the prominent pa
irons at the Inn during the day. Among
the recent arrivals there are DR.. q. r.
| Herrity and family, Mr.. and Mrs. How
| ard Mead Mr.. and Mrs S. n. Long, Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Bonne and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter w. Taylor of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Chapman, VINO
passed the winter In Pinehurst, have
\ opened their residence at Round Island
| here.