The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Amateurs Present
Play in Greenwich
Entertainment Held for Bene.
fit Of Boys Club-So-
cial Notes.

GREEswIcH, Conn. April 1s.-The
Greenwich Players. an amateur organi-
zation. presented The Valley OF Strife"
before crowded houses at the Havemeyer
Auditorium Thursday evening and last
night under the direction Of III. y. Smith.
The proceeds went for the work OF the
Boys Club here. Miss Ruth @. Jaycox
and Edward wahl appeared in the lead
ing roles. A song used In the play was
written by Miss Jaycox and Mr.. Smith.
The patroneeses included Mines. Matthew
Astor Wilks. J. A. Topping. William
English walling, Colby NJ Chester. Jr. /;
F.. S. Wills. f. X. Rupprecht, w. A.
Evans and George +. Vincent.
A Rotary Club has been organized
here with twenty-five OF the leading
business men as charter members. Mem
bers will hold luncheons at the Horse
neck Tavern on Wednesdays and din
ner will be given the first Tuesday Of
each month The officers are Mr.. George
E. Carmichael. president DR.. Thomas
J. Bergin. vice-president Mr.. z. ~.
Shuts. secretary Ernest Fossum. treas
urer. and Col. +. G.. c. Smith, sergeant
alarms.
The biggest minstrel show ever staged
here will be given by Greenwich Lodge
No. 1850, Benevolent Protective Order
Monday and Tuesday evenings. There
was a big parade this afternoon through
the principal streets OF the town. Pa
tronesaos for the show include Mines.
William Hodge, Charles -. Lanler,
George Wharton Edwards James O..
Tyler. Coulter d. Huyler. Alfred Gilbert
Smith, +. Bailey yanderhocf. H. J.
Fisher. Raynal Z. Boiling. Edgar ID.
Pouch and Roger s. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard II. Dyer and
daughter. Katherine Dyer. have returned
from months visit at the home OF
Mrs. Dyers parents. Judge and Mrs
John Duncan. in la Grange, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton
and daughter. Miss Ann Seton. have
opened their home in Lake avenue. They
pnssed part OF the winter at Orn1ond
Beach and at White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. n. g. Coburn gave a tea on Nom
day and entertained n party for luncheon
on Wednesday. Mrs John +. Gibbons
was the hostess for bridge party and
tea on Monday
MISS Elizabeth Day Lanier daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles -. Lanier Of
Greenwich and granddaughter Of the
late Sidney Lanier. the poet. will be
married to Mr.. Robert Hart Boiling Of
Phila delphia. a brother of the late Col
Rnynal G. Boiling. on Saturday after
noon May 81 Tho ceremony will be
performed on the lawn In front Of tho
AMER residence in Lake avenue.
On Saturday afternoon. June II. Miss
Harriet Bruce. daughter OF Mrs. Leslie
Coombs Bruce OF North street. here. will
become the bride OF Mr. George Reid Of
$cr York. Tlis also will be an out
door wedding. Miss Mary Carr OF Win
chester. Va. will b. the maid Of honor
and MFR IryirE rldridCe or New yorl:
will be the best man.
Mrs. Mlnturn Pinchot and her dauRh-
ter. Miss Rosalind Finchot, have gone
70 Bermuda They we're accompanied
By Chauncey n. Stillman, Miss Eliza
beth O. Stllman and Mrs. Newton
Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Highet. who have
been In Augusta. Ga. now are stopping
at the Naples here.
Mrs. Roger q Baldwin has returned
from O visit with her father. Br. Henry
Vail at Jcl.yl Island Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Francis Booraem
have returned from an automobile trip
10 Asquam Lake. y. IT,. where they have
rented . cottage for the season.
Nr. Harry ". Croft has been In
Greenwich. preparing to open his coun-
try residence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Kennedy Tod have
arrived at Innis Arden In Sound Beach
after spending several months AZ Ashe.
vile and White Sulphur Springs.