New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Weekly Regattas
Attract Many TO
Indian iEarbor Club
Greenwich Yacht Enthusiasts
Crowd New Clubhouse
Saturdays and Sundays:
Venetian Fese Big Success

GREEN w ii, Conn. June "a Slef'-
hers of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club,
who are comfortably housed in their
new clubhouse, are planning many So
eial and other activities for the summer
season. Yacht races among the Arrow
class and Indian Harhor one-design
class every Saturaav afternoon and
Sunday morning are followed by MANY
prominent peenle here, as we'll as
visitors from ouner c'pSs.
/ On the evening of July . a dinner
VIII be given for the commodores of
other clubs along the Sound, and a
stag dinner Will be held in honor of
Commodore D. Graham Smyth, of the
( local club, on July -, Later in the
| season the annual regatta viii take
place.
Bathing off the float is proving to be
popular feature this season among
the club members and before the sea
son closes the usual water sports will
take place, Last Saturday evening the
first official dinner and dance since the
opening OF the new clubhouse on May
80 took place. More than $50 mem
bers and guests were present. Among
those who had reservation for the
dinner were Sanford Robinson. William
knight, Frank c. Munson, Kenneth B.
Van Ripper, Edward McFarland, Frank
s. Page, A G. Hanan, William l.. Ward,
J. Farson. a P. Brush, G. ID. Provost,
R. p. Ellis, Commodore D. Graham
Smyth and Frank fhorp.
Daisy Airey Is Engaged
To Gordon Michler
Society here is interested in the en-
gagement Of Miss Daisy Airey daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs + chard Airey. of
Sundridge Park, Kent, England, to Cor
don Hunt Miehler, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A Kirkland Miehler, of Greenwich No
date has been set for the wedding Miss
Airey served as Y A. u. wl1h the
British army during the war, and Mr.
@ichler, after being graduated from
V l-lams College, served on the MeXi-
can border and later with the A. z. F.
in France as captain IN the 10Th Field
artillery, 4lh Division.
sir and Mrs. Albert C, Hencken and
their son, Hugh, OF North Street, and
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Fisher and their
children, of Round Hill, sailed to-day
on TIE Olympic, They intend to visit
England and France, returning to
America about September /
Mr.. ard Mrs. George W DAWSON
have returned from Wellesley. where
Mrs. Davison's class celebrated the re
UNION al the colleGe.
Elnridge Gerry Snow ST., Of New
York, and his grandson, f. G.. Snow Sd,
have taken the Frederick Zittel home
here Tor the summer. The engage
ment of K. G. Snow Sd to Miss Margery
Currie, Of Greenwich, was recently an
nounced.
Many social activities are being en-
joyed At the Edgewood inn by the large
number of sojourners who are
stopping at the hotel Tor the summer.
Concerts are being held every Sunday
night and dinners and dances occupy
Saturday nights. Beginning July
dinner dances will be held on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nights
Among the guests registered recently
are Mr and Mrs j. " Morgan, Mrs
Maria Hudnut, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
Chaplin, Mrs. g. III. Durrie, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs, ". L.
Howe, Miss Natalie Howe, r. s. Howe,
John c. Kelly jr., Charles Ada Mr..
and Mrs. Price Hopkins, Walter l.,
Martin, John 4 Berry. Mrs. A. G..
Greene, Miss Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Cooke, AIR. and Mrs, 6. s. Ma
hama, Harry Snowden, Mrs. r S. Par
ism and A Walker, of New York
/. Dances at the Greenwich Inn on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays are
popular among the sammer guests.
Charity Venetian Fete
Attracts Entire Town
The Venetian fete held at the pic
turesque estate OF the late Commodore
H. c. Benedict yesterday and to-day
for the benefit Of the Greenwich Hos
pital interested the entire town. The
schedule OF events included the Luna
Park circus, the paraphernaha and nu-
nerous side attractions having been
brought here on large barge fur
nished by the Frank Munson Steamship
Company, of New York; also water
sports, afternoon tea, dancing, supper,
with Italian singing and dancing, auc-
tion and special sales Special events
were held for children, including mo-
ton pictures Portrait sketches by
Joseph Cummings Chase and William
II. Walker and fortune telling by Mrs.
]. y. Borggrafe and Nine, Zenobia add
ed TO the list Of attractions Many
prominent society women presided at
the several ornamental booths. There
was a large attendance yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Britain had as
their recent guests at The Castle, IN
Rock Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Gruillerne
A. Alonso and their two sons. of Mex
leo City; Mr., and Mrs. Robert j.
Shields. Of Superi..r, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs.
T, M. Mclaughlin, Of Tanpicos Mexico.
and the Chief of Clan Fhearghuis ana
George Wilson, Of Alabama
MISS Carolyn Beebe, of New York.
and assisting artists gave the third
musicale iii the series last Friday
afternoon at the Belle Haven Casino
under the direction of the Misses
Thomas, Of New York
On Monday afternoon Amy Grant
gave an opera recital, eIhe Blue Bird"
at the home of Mrs. Alfred Gilbert
Smith, on Edgewood Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dewitt Frazier 0tt-
man have returned rom their honey
moon, spent at Briarcliff on the Hud-
son, and are stopping at the home OF
Mrs. 0ttman, on Edgewood Drive, Mr.
0ttman is the son of the Rev. DR.. Ford
Gilman, Of Stamford, Conn, and Mrs.
ottman, wae MAS Miss Julia NJ Sud
long prior TO her marriage. is we'll
tl.ll.s.-t. Lot ~.