New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
Gulick TO Address
Women of Cos Cob
On Disarmament
Authority on Problems of
Far East Will Speak at
Meeting To-lnorrowN Night;
Greenwich Colony Activel
Special Dispatch to gAe Tribune

SpccedA OsSp0Scn 10 rae Ift0uro
GREENWlCH, Conn, dec, g.. Tho
women's Committee on Disarmament
will hold its third mass meeting at the
Diamond Hill Methodist Episcopal
Church. Cos COB, tomorrow evening
at S o'clock. Tho speakers will be DR..
Sydney E. Gulics. of the Federated
Council of Churches inI America, q
student Of Far Eastern questions, cs-
pccially those coneerningN China and
Japan, and a we'll known author, and
Mrs. Caroline +. Habcock, of New
ems Peace Society.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. William
T. Tubby, OF North Street, entertained
the members of the Travel Club, fea-
tures of which were addresses by Mrs.
Ernest Thompson Seton and John
Rodemeyer, ofi"The News and Graphic"
supper Dance at Field Club
Attracts Many Members
A supper-dance tonight at the Field
Club attracted many of the club men,
bers and their friends. TTap shooting
every Saturday afternoon at the club
traps is proving to be popular out
door feature for the men.
More than $1,000 was realized for the
Sidney Lanier Camp Scholarship Fund
at the brilliant supper-dance given at
the Field Club on Wednesday of last
week. Miss Mary Lanicr was chair
man of the committee.
The final; card party of the series for
the benefit Of Putnam Hill Chapter,
D. A. r. was held at the Putnam cot
tage on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. I. N.
Lewis was the hostess. Many promi-
nent society women attended. More
than ,000 has been realized from SIM
liar social functions given of late at
the homes of members.
The Rev. pr. and Mrs. M. George
Thompson saNed on Wednesday on the
Patria for Italy. DR.. Thompson re-
tor of Christ Episcopal Church here,
which he later withdrew, and he was
granted leave of absence. He has
served as rector for twenty-six years.
DR.. and Mrs. Thompson will visit Lon
don, France and other places abroad.
The Rev, Frederick Mathews, assistant
to Sutfragan Bishop Herbert Shipnsarl.
of the Church of the Heavenly Rest,
New York, will be the acting rector Of
the Greenwich church during DR..
Thompson's absence
Bronze Memorial Tablet
Dedicated to DIR. Carson
A branze memorial. tablet was de,di-
Gated atsthe First Presbyterian Church
here last Sunday, at the close of the
morning service, in memory of the late
Rev. DR.. FxAnk M. Carson, who was for
many years pastor of the church. The
Rev. DR.. Oliver Huckcl, pastor Of the
Second congregational Church, deliv-
cred brief address and favorite
hymns of the former pastor were sung.
The Rev. Dr. Frank A. Hosmer, the
present pastor, offered the invocation.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank Spiekerman, of
North Street. are in Atlantic City. On
December 10 they will sail for Europe
to pass the winter in southern France
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Fain, of
Maher AvenEe, left here on Saturday
for Blacksbu1g. Va, where they will
visit Mrs. FaNn's sister, and then they
will proceed 10 Mrs. Fains former
home in HOUSTON, Tex Mr.. .Fain's
niece, Mrs. John A. Barry, of Fort
Riley, Kan, who was in New York for
the Horse Show. is now staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. F'ain and will be a guest
at their home until their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. H. Mcintosh, Of
nrookridge Drive, have returned from
trip to Canada, where they were re-
Gently staying at the Ritz Carlton
Hotel in Montreal.