New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Closes Successful Season

The Indian Harbor Yacht Club closed
for the season last Sunday night after
one OF the most successful seasons in
It's history. The new clubhouse has at
tracted many new members, and week
end races among the Arrow class and
One Design knockabout class have
proved feature as we'll as the annual
regatta and several special races.
Dinner dances have been largely at
tended, but the one last Saturday night
| eclpsed all former ones in point of
attendance. There were about $50 per
sons present, and of this number $50
had reservations for the dinner Among
these were A. G.. Hanan, Colonel r. 3.
Baker, Commodore Douglas Graham
Smyth, DR.. Samuel Cant, H. R. Green
Gordon Grand, +. H. Bontecou, Walter
T. Bowes, F. II. Colloday. r. B. NJ
Cook, +. S. Doremus, r. p. Ellis. T. B.
Fielder, W. e. Hall ii. F. Thompson. E.
L. Rossiter, C. R. Sherlock, W. NJ
Stevens, Robert Law jr, S. c. Mead, W.
d. Miller, A. E. Mitchell, II. r. Mont
gomery, f. c. Munson, L. B. Price, J. F.
Quinn, ). &. White, Spencer Young, K.
B. Van Ripper, L. W. Whitson, Richard
Outwater and G. A. Winson.
Homecrest, the picturesque estate OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ohm Alfred Renahan, on
North Street here, Will be the scene
day, October 20, between the hours of
3 and p. m., when Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
ahan celebrate the twenty y-ffth ami
Versary OF their marriage. Invitations
| were issued this week
Members of the Greenwich branch
of the Needle Work Guild of America
are busily engaged in collecting an
tlcles Of wearing apparel shoes, ETC.
Tor the annual exhibit OF the Guild to
be held in the Town Hall here earlv in
November. The numerous articles will
be distributed among the charitable
! organizations of the town The thirty-
tive directors of the Guild each CON
tribute twenty-five articles. Mrs. +. c..
Kay, of New York, is president of tho
Gulid. Other directors include Mrs.
Hermann PAUL., Mrs. Charles D. Lanier.
Mrs. |. N. Lewis and many other promi,
nent women CT the town
Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester jr. gave a
olrthday dinner party for her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Cheater, at the Field
Club on Wednesday afternoon. 4
supper dance at the club last Saturday
night was largely attended by society
folks. Calvin Truesdale ente rtained \
large party for dinner preceding the
dance, and there were numerous other
dinner parties.
Among the Sound Beach people who
have returned to their winter homes in
New York arc Mr. and Mrs. Denton.
from Lodge Road Mr. and Mrs. VIII
bans, from Shore Road; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. Plcisner, from Keoifram Lodge;
Mrs. II. Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Ro
CART and Mr.. and Mrs Philbrick, from
Ledge Road.
Miss Mary Adams, NN,s Mildred
sehwarz and Miss Elizabeth Vincent
will enter their junior year at Brvn
Mawr College on October Is. Miss
Elizabeth Henderson also returns to-
the same college for her sophomore
year.
Mrs. f. Llewellyn Bull, OF Mead's
Point, here with her baby, will sail on
the Olympic October Is. to spend some
months on the Continent.
Richard A. Monks, Of North Street
chairman of the regatta committee. is
spending the week on hunting trim in
Ncbra ska
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann PAUL., who for
many years resided in Greenwich. bavo
been abroad nearly a year. They will
return to America oarlv in November.
and Will make their home in New York
during the winter months.