New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Col. Boiling Statue
In Greenwich Is
Nearly Completed
Monument to Aviation Hero
Erected by Subscriptions
of Friends in Center of
Town; Splendid Likeness
Special Dispotch to The Tribune

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. co.
Plans will be completed soon for the
dedication of the statue of the late
Colonel Raynal C. Boiling, which is to
be located on the Havemeyer School
grounds, facing Greenwich Avenue, the
towns main thoroughfare, and the
postoffice. The background of the
monument is nearly finished.
Colonel Boiling, resident of
Greenwich was a high officer in the
aviation service during the war and
was killed by a German bullet near
Amiens, France, while on an official
tour. The statue, which is in bronze,
is splendid likeness of the Colonel,
and it is being erected. through
private subscriptions obtained from
his friends. Charles D. Lanier, who
was his most intimate friend, was IN
strumental in starting the subscrip-
tions.
The Junior League of the Day
Nursehy is planning an entertainment
for the benefit of the nursery to be
held at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
on September 9. Beatrice HEREFORD will
appear in monologues and there will be
other members on the program.
Arms Miniature Golf Course Open;
Attracts Many Players
The nine-hole miniature golf course
on the front lawn of the Pickwick Arms
Hotel is now in use, and many of the
guests are playing daily over the
course. Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Riddle,
who returned recently from Europe,
are stopping at the Arms for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McCord, of Belle
Haven, Greenwich, are stopping at the
Arms. Arrivals from New York this
week include Mr.. and Mrs. David Huy-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Jaeckel, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. L.
l. HOLSTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Sturns, DR.. and Mrs. A. Stella, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Baldwin, J. Robinson Duff,
Captain and Mrs. S. G. Stewart, Mrs.
James H. Kidder, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Ruthbaux and Mr.. and Mrs E. P. COL
Inns.
The children staying at the Green
WITCH Inn, including many New York
"kiddies," enjoyed a picnic at Sunny
Side Farm, in New Canaan, the rrop-
erty of Miss Jane Dorman, manager
Of the inn, on Tuesday. Last evening
there was a lawn fete given for the
children on the inn grounds, which
were brilliantly lighted with calcium
lights. There were numerous fancy
NduCcS 6uu OtUcT dtLTdCtlOnS.
Miss Madalin Mulligan, of BROOKLYN.
was given birthday party at the inn
Monday. Her guests were Marie and
Anna Curry, Margaret Nj. Allen, Eu-
genia Kelly, Helen Geoghegan, all of
New York, and Elizabeth and Alice
Gagan, of Little Neck, L. I. Among
the arrivals from New York this week
were DR.. John J. poulin and four
daughters, DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Caucha
and Dr. Caluchia's sstcr-in-law, Miss
Anna Truder, William w. Hawkins,
ton, and Mrs. Hawkins and three
children.
The Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening dances at the Crossways
Mrs. r. w. Baylss, Of New York,
vas the hostess at luncheon and
bridge party on Thursday. Her guests
included Mrs. Arthur Bergh, Mrs. G.
Reginald Crossley, Miss Alma Howe,
Mrs. Charles Rockhill, Mrs. Charles
Owen, Mrs. Frank B. MacKay, Mrs.
Prince Hopkins, Mrs. Louis ii. Huot
and Mrs. douglas Fcnwick, of New
York
Mrs. G. Reginald Crossley, of New
York, a guest at the inn, entertained
at luncheon and bridge at the Green
wich Country Club Tuesday. The
favors we're small boxes Of nuts, among
which were concealed silver thimblcs
az souvenirs for each guest. The frst
prize, n silver clock, went to Mrs.
Wyckof Vandcrhocf, and the second,
q work basket, was presented to Mrs.
James Stevens, Of Rome, N. Y. while
!. the third, gold vase, was won by Mrs
J. PhIbrck, Of New York
Mrs Elon Huntington Hooker and
her daughters are Mt one Of their cs-
tates, Milfer Farm, Unadilla. N. Y Mr..
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