The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Soldiers Week
Begins Tomorrow
at Greenwich
Women to Welcome the Vet
Grams at Their Homes
Dance at Yacht Club.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
GREENWICH, Conn, July $3.50 sue.
cessful has been the entertainment oi
groups OF six soldiers, disabled in the
war. for q fortnight each at the Putnam
cottage here. that. through the efforts OF
Mrs. Coulter d. Huyler, a Soldiers
Week" will be held beginning on Mon.
day and lasting until August !. wher
dozens OF Greenwich homes will welcome
the veterans. Mrs. Grace Langdor
Pausch Is In charge Of transporting the
men to and from the city, and Mrs
Roger s. Baldwin Is directing publicity.
Among the women who have been Sc
lected as captains for the several dis.
tricts Of the town are Miss Florence SUIT
ton Mines. Henry Carson, William Hea-
ton, Julian w. Curtiss, Archer II. Brown
William b. Tubby. r. Dimon Bird, Cliff.
ford d. Mallory, Adams Kelly, f. X
Rupprecht. Arthur du Bois. Leonard Fl
Dyer. Charles d. Lanier. Alden Twacht.
man, Hawal Tenney and John 8. Mont.
gomery. ,n
A dinner and dance was held at the
Indian Harbor Yacht Club last Saturday y
evening, N More than 200 members and
their friends were present Among those
who, entertained friends at the dinner
were Messrs. r. B.. Cook, William Hodge
n. Dertx. George L. Storm, Ogden Min
ton. G.. Raymond, e. Payson Hatch. e
]. Phillips. #. Sterry, A. G. Hanan. M. M
Looram, r. P. Ellis. G. Emerson. e. Nc
Tarlin.. r. III. Calladay, T. B. Fielder, G.
d. Smyth, M. B. Berklng. A. D. Ferris
John d. Chapman. e. r. Mulcock, j
A. Farrell. s. Young, H. L. Meacker, A.
d. Brixie. Martin Schultz. A. w. w
Marshall. H. Horton, ]. B.. Smull, II
Ramsey Green and B. Pitman.
Major Arthur de Bles gave the first
Of series Of four talks on Wednesday
at the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion auditorium.
Arrivals at the Greenwich Inn include
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Hall Elliott. Mr.
Richard Waysworth. Mrs. e. B. Daniel
Mr.. Anthony Kelly and family of New
York.
Clock golf now is being played on tbs
lawn in front of the Pickwick Arms
Hotel Special dances are held on
Thursday evenings. Recent arrivals
from New York are Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Parmentier. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Rothwell Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence MCGUIRE. Mr.. and Mrs. II. d
Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Barron
J. N. Wallace, M. r. Hutchinson. c. e.
Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward ]. Pearson.
At the regular Wednesday morning
bridge at the Edgewood Inn the women
who won prizes were Mrs. Charles
Rockhill. Miss Grace Burt Mrs. Louis
Huot, Mrs. H. G. Greene, Miss Howe,
Miss Craigin, Mrs. II. M. Richards OF
New York and Mrs, Charles M. Travis
of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland Hunt
entertained as their guests on last SUM-
day DR.. George e. Vincent, head Of the
Rockefeller Foundation, New York, who
recently returned from Europe; also
Mrs. Martin Egan. who has just ar
rived from China. and Mr.. Egan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bennett en-
tertained a few friends at their new
home. Smallfield, on Otter Rock drive,
at moonlight dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Richards Pom
eroy have returned from their honey
moon and are living In Maher avenue.
Mr.. Fomeroy is a son Of Mr.. Theodore
l.. Fomeroy OF Greenwich. The bride
was Miss Virginia Craig Squier. daugh-
ter of William Craig. Squier Sd. of
Mount Kisco, N. Y.
Within the past two weeks several
households of prominent families have
been receiving congratulations on tho
birth of children. Mr.. and Mrs. Weld
M. Stevens have second son. Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Perkins have a daughter
and second son has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Rockefeller.