The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Greenwich Women
to Aid Roosevelt
Memorial Fund
Movies and Barn Dance to Be
Held at Home Of Mrs. George
GriswOld.

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GRrnNwIcH. Conn. July so.-On next
Saturday an unusual entertainment will
be given here under the auspices Of the
Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
tion. There will be movies. music and q
barn dance on the grounds of the place
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold In Lake
avenue. Tho committee Is composed Of
Mrs. Charles g. Ransom. Jr., chairman I;
Mrs. Griswold. Mmes Horace L. Hotch-
kiss Sd. Bache H. Brown, and Julian
Bishop Misses Dorothy Quinn. Dorothy
Thompson. Gladys Armstrong and Ethel
Hayes and Mrs. John Taber Of Rye.
Mrs Allen B. Forbes OF Old Church
road IL completing arrangements for q
song recital for the benefit of the
Mianus Neighbor House. to be given at
the Greenwich Country Club. on Tues
day. August 2. Mrs. Forbes's sister. Mrs.
Furness Hately. who Is popular In Chi
cago music circles, will be the soloist.
At recent meeting of the Connecticut
committee of the Anna Howard Shaw
Memorial held at the home OF the chair
man. Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. a
series of garden parties and entertain
ments to raise funds was arranged by
the various members from the State or
ganization. Two special dates. that OF
suffrage ratification and the 18th ami
versary Of Anna Howard Shaw's birth,
February IA. 1922. are to be observed.
Considerable publicity will be given
toward bringing before the public what
the founding Of the two chairs. one In
preventive medicine at the Woman's
Medical College Of Pennsylvania and one
in political science at Bryn Mawr Col
lege will mean to the country. Five hun
dred thousand dollars Ia the goal of the
memorial. $25o,o00 of which goes to each
chair.
Greenwich women are elated over the
announce ment made by Mrs. John A.
Toppin, chairman Of the general COM
mittee. that $4,000 was realized for the
Greenwich Hospital at the Venetian
fete. held recently on the grounds OF
the late Commodore T.. C. Benedict.
A contingent Of forty disabled ex-
service men who are engaged in voca-
tional training in New York arrived
here Monday and are being entertained
at the homes Of prominent residents.
Among the hostesses are Mines Clifford
d. Mallory. f. X. Ruprecht, ]. p. Grant
Judson Redfield. w. H. Wiley, Freder-
lex Ewing. George Lauder. Coulter D,
Huyler. Paul B. Ferris, Fay p. Stanton,
Alden Twachtman, Irving Day. z. L.
Rossiter, Charles d. Lanier G. N. Lewis
Harral Teeney, Won Bergen Firmin.
Archer Brown. Laura Brown. Arthur
Downe. William Horne. Henry L. Cam
mann, Robert M. Wilcox. william w.
Heaton. G. c. st. John, William T.
Graham, E. c. Wills. Lowell Brown
H. H. Adams, Ebert Foster. Mortimer
Lane, Reginald Reynolds, NJ. c. Max
we'll. Walten A. Hall, James Strong
r. H. Cunningham, Il F. w. Gillespie
and C. d. Belden.
Society is interested In meeting tc
bos held at the Riverside Marine and
Field Club next Tuesday evening. wher
an address will be given by Francis s
Onderdorls. a speaker Of the Clearing
House, for limitation Of armament.
There will be an open discussion follow
ing the address.
The weekend gathering OF tourist.
at the Piclswick Arms Hotel was ex
ceptionally large and the large dining
room was crowded. The dance of Thurs
day evening was also well attended by
the guests and their friends. Arrival.
from New York the past week include
Edgar Speyer and daughter. c. M. Gel
pin, Colonel and Mrs G. B. Pillsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Morley Mr.. and Mrs. p
Leslie, Mrs. II. p. Stewart, DR.. r. L
Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hertel
Mr.. and Mrs. M. /. Biekford ant
children, Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Dex
ter and party. Mrs. p. De Neaux. w
de Morgensturne of the Norwegian
Legation. Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. William
w. Barnet. John b. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F,
Heelier and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Avery of New
York, who have been stopping at the
Greenwich Inn, left to-day for the Great
Lakes. Accompanying them were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Anderson Of New York.