New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Greenwich Society
Prepares Pageant
To Aid Y. ". C.. A.
Mrs. William Hodge Directs
Production: ART Exhibit
at Bruce Museum Includes
Leading Americans Work
Special Dispateh TO The Tribnne

GREENWICH, Conn, May 14.-So-
ciety here is interested in pageant to
be given on the estate of Mrs. +. w
Packard on June IL and 18 for the
benefit of the Y W c. a. The title of
the pageant is isle of the Rose" It
was written by and will be produced
by Mrs. Hill Brown, Of New York. Mrs.
William Hodge, wife of the actor, is
chairman of the committee, and her
assistants are Mrs. Edgar D. Pouch,
Mrs. Stephen w. Pratt, Mrs. Llewellyn
Bull, Mrs. Hugh ". leighton, Mrs.
Clifford D. Mallory, Mrs. Alfred Gil
bert Smith and Miss Mary Lanier.
Miss Alice Margaret Blaber, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur 7. Blaber,
life Barney, son of the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs L. w. Barney, of Sound Beach,
will be married in the First Congrega-
tional Church, Sound Beach, on Satur-
day evening, May 21 The Rev DR..
Barney, pastor of the church, will Of
iiciate Miss Marjorie Blaber sister
of the bride, will be maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Misses Bella
LARSON, Edythe Quackenbush and Kate
Lunny and Mrs Richard f. Shaw, of
Stamford. DIR, E, f. OLSON, of Brook
lyn, will be best man, and the ushers
will be DIR. William B. Chapman jr.
and Dr. John Monfort, of Brooklyn,
and Walter b. Palmer and G. A. Muen
ger, of Sound Beach A reception Will
follow the ceremony at the Greenwich
Inn, Sound Beach. Miss Blaber attend
ed Barnard College for year and later
was graduated from Packard Institute,
New York. DR.. Barney is connected
with the Swedish Hospital, in Brook
lyn. He attended New York University
and is a member 'of the Kappa Sigma
Fraternity. He was graduated from
Long Island College Hospital in 1920.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Day
Lanier and Robert Hart Boiling on Sat
urday afternoon, May 21, in the wood
land near the residence of the brides
father, Charles D. Lanier, promises to
be one of the brilliant society we'd
dings of the season.
A reception held at the Bruce Mu
scum here this afternoon marked the
opening of the exhibition of paintings,
etchings, drawings and sculpture held
under the auspices of the Greenwich
Society of Artists. Many prominent
society people from Greenwich. New
York and other places attended. In
duultlOn 10 luS EoLlSClloit ny dAeeiiWISh
artists, including George Wharton Ed
wards, Leonard Ochtman, E. G. Potter
and others, there were paintings by
Hobart Nichols, f. Ballard Williams, E.
Irving Couse, John II. Twachtman,
Carlton I. Chapman, Henry Rittenberg,
Henry B. Smell, Cullen Yates, F. G..
Frieseke, Robert Henri, Richard f.
Miller. Robert Spencer, Robert Ried,
Daniel CARRIER, and sculpture by A.
A. Weinman, Chester Beach, Gutzon
Borglum, Robert Eitken, Herbert
Adams, Fl. A. Mcneil, Gertrude V.
Whitney, Abestenia St. Leger Eberle,
Bessie Potter Vonnoh, Janet Scudder,
F. @. f. Roth, Malvina Hoffman, Brenda
Putnam and Phimister Proctor. The
exhibition will be open to the public
every day during the summer except
on Mondays.
More than 500 prominent persons of
Greenwich, New York. Rye and Siam
ford attended the opening of Emil's
Inn here last Saturday night. Misses
Mary and Elizabeth Ely, head of the
Ely Court School for Girls, entertained
thirty-siX members of the faculty and
students of the school for dinner.
Others who had reservations for the
dinner were j. 7. Foster, George A.
Helme. w. B. Sewell, Mr.. Busk, S. Par
dee, Harry 4. Banks, Eugene Maxwell
Moore, Major Charles A. Moore, U.
Porter, j. r. Beard, Ernest c.,
Wills, w. A. Fling, E. L. Rossiter,
of Greenwich; A. t. Maurice, Rye;
Mr.. Pennington, Fl. ID. Best, Fl.
S. Rotchild and R. P. Allis, New
York, and William Evans Ward,
Port Chester. Dancing followed the
dinner The event was held in the dim
ing hall and ballroom, just completed
at the north of the building. Email
Newman, formerly manager of the
Pickwick Inn, has leased the two large
buildings and grounds from Judge vii
liam ]. Ferris, the owner The inn is
located on East Pntnam Avenue, Bcs-