New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Greenwich Society
Shows Interest i'm
Day Nursery Dance
Junior League of Organiza-
ton Is Giving Annual Af-
fair Friday at Field Club;
Miss Lauder is Chairman

GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 17.-So-
ciety is interested in the annual holi-
day dance to be given by the Junior
League of the Greenwich Day Nursery,
Inc, at the Field Club here on Friday
evening, December %. There will be
| special decorations and other attrac-
tive features. Miss Katherine Lauder,
daughter of Mrs. George Lauder jr.. is
chairman of the dance committee. The
other members of the committee are
Miss Gwendolyn Gray, Mrs. George
Griswold, Mrs. Ashley r. Pomeroy and
Miss Gladys Armstrong.
A largely attended supper dance was
held at the Field Club tonight. Many
OF the members gave dinner parties
preceding the dance. A number of
dinners and dances are being planned
for Christmas week at the club.
Mrs. W. L. Edwards. of Riverside,
here, has arranged to give Christmas
dinner and tree for fifteen disabled
soldiers still in hospitals at the new
Riverside Civic Center in the Walden
House. in Riverside A number of
prominent residents have contributed
funds. Mrs. Edwards initiated the idea
of having convalescent soldiers as
guests in the country, which was car
ried out most successfully in Green
wich last summer. She is constantly
receiving appeals from disabled men
for gifts and clothing.
Among those who have recently
moved to New York City for the re-
mainder of the winter are Mrs. George
w. Hubbell, Captain George w. Hub
hell jr. and Mrs. Hubbell Rowland, of
East Putnam Avenue.
Mrs Joseph Healsy and her daugh-
ter, who are staying at the Pennsyl-
yania Hotel, New York, were the
guests of Mrs. Anna May Lille, of
the Shore Road, over the week end.
Womans Club Drinking
Fountain in Position
The new drinking bubble fountain at
Che postoffice triangle is now in posi-
tion. 1t is a gift to the town by the
Woman's Club. Mrs. Walter M. Ben
nett was chairman of the fountain COM
mlttee. Many persons have helped to
make the fountain possible, including
George Wharton Edwards and Joseph
Rowland Hunt, who planned the artis-
tic details. The fountain is located
just across the street from the Colonel
Raynal C. Boiling statue on the Have
meyer School grounds, soon to be un-
veiled.
Miss Edith wynne Matthison ap-
PSoi GU OSlOiS Iuc WOlH6u SsOluU yes
terday afternoon in readings from
"Shakespeare's Heroines" at the Have
meyer Auditorium. Many prominent
society women of the town attended.
Miss Matthison depicted Juliet, Portia,
Rosalind and others.
; The Fairfield Players, new dra-
matte organization formed by promi-
nent local amateurs of the town, will
give their initial performance early in
January. Mrs. Mary Hill Brown. Of
New York, will coach the members Of
y the cast
Leonard II. Dyer has gone to Texas
to visit Mrs. Dyer's father, Judge John
t. Duncan, in La Grange. He will re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander L. DONNIE
rich and Alexander L. Dommerich jr.
have returned to their home on Stan
wlch Road here, after a two months
trip to Europe.
Miss Julia Stanley, who are stopping
at the Pickwick Arms Hotel, expect to
locate in Greenwich early next week.
Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming and Miss
Elizabeth Fleming, the latter a student
ats Rosemary Hall School, are regis
tered at the Arms.
Mrs. George NJ Pynchon and dauch
ter, Miss Beatrice Pynchon, and Miss
Marie Leary have moved in town from
Field Point Park here to 91O Fifth
Avenue.
Many prominent women of the town
were interested in an unusual exhibit
end sale of Ukrainian handiwork at
the Edgewcod School on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Grace Marks, of Willowmere
Sound Beach, has gone to Santa Anna.
CAL, to spend the winter with her cou-
sin, Miss Grace Marks
Mrs. J. w. Monteith Goes to
Italy for Several Months
Mrs. j. W. Monteith, of The Maple,
has gone to Naples and Genoa. where
she will remain for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Vonderhoef and
Miss Elizabeth Vincent are at the HotaI
Chatham, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer cele-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage at their home on Marks Road
Sound Beach, on Monday night. There
was large gathering of the imme-
diate families and friends. Mr. Palmer
, is one Of the most prominent and old
est residents Of the Sound Beach
colony.
What promises to be the biggest
social event ever held in town viii he
the first annual ball of the Masonic
Club, to be held in the State Armorv or
the evening Of January 20. Or. E. r.
Schofield is chairman of the ball com
| mittee.
The Pickwick A.-os uo+.1 :; a.,