New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Greenwich COLONY
Braves SnOwstOrm
For Lure of Dance
Ninefy-fivc Field Club Mem
bers Attend Supper Affair
Despite Raging Elements;
Many to Mediterranean
cpeoiol Dispatch to The 7ribxnc

GREENWICH, Conn. Feb. 4.-Jn
spite Of the severe snowstorm of last
Saturday night, there were ninety-hvc
members of the Field Club and their
friends who attended a supper dance
at the clubhouse. Among those pres
ent were MIR. and Mrs. c. D. Rafferty,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Storm, Hugh c..
Leighton. Clement Cleveland jr., Mr..
and Mrs Amos Morrill,, MIR. and Mira
John Heffron Marshall c. Bacon, Mr..
and Mrs. |. Nj. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Soutter and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jackson.
Miss Isabel Rockefeller, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Rockefeller, Of
Greenwich, sailed last Saturday aboard
the Caronia. with party Of friends, for
. two months cruise in the Meditcr-
ranean She will visi. Madeira, Cadiz.
Gibraltar, Algiers, Monte Carlo, Nice.
Naples and viii take n trip un the
Nile, continuing to Palestine, Constan-
tInople and Greece.
Gicnvile school Thursday evening, when
Mrs Charles u. Laner spoke on tho
hno community spirit in Glcnville, and
George +. Carmichael, headmaster of
the brunswick school, gave an address
on the cooperation OF parents with
children OF the upper grades. Mrs.
Frederick K. Rupprecht presented the
school with q new drum. There will
be E gettogcther meeting of the kind
every month during the school year.
Concert Nets $500
For Lanier Camp Fund
About $500 was realized toward
the Lanier Camp fund at the concert
given by Miss Grctta Mason. soprano;
Edwin Grasse, the blind violinist. and
RcN Illlson. accompanist. at the Have
meyer Auditorium on the evening of
January 20, it was announced this
week Miss Mary Lanier was chair
man OF the committee. The fund is
used to give poor girls an outing at
the Lanier Camp in Eliot. Me.
IN the drive for the relief Of Rus.
sian children. now virtually completed.
more than $4,000 has been raised and
checks have been forwarded, dividing
tAe an cunt equally between the Amer
lcan Hellef Committee and the Friends
Committee. A second shipment of
wearing apparel. shoes, etc, also has
been sent to New York foy Russian
families. Mrs. Emerson r. Newell was
chalrman of the committee. Mrs Fred
erick X. Rupprccht was in charge of
INC shipments of clothing, etc. Other
members Of the committee here in
cluded Mrs. F. c. Bursch, Mrs. Ray
mond Bristol, Mrs. William English
Walling. Airs. Newell Dwight Hills.
Mrs. McEvoy, Mrs. +. Norman Sect
Mrs. Prince Hopkins, Mrs. James Z.
Qu"n, Mrs. Ralph t. Perry, Miss Eli
aoeth Ely and Miss Carline Ruutz-
Rees. James z. Guam was treasure,
OF the fund here.
At the annual meeting OF the parish
oi Chrst Episcopal Church. said to be
the richest parish in the diocese of
Connecticut. on Monday night, 23s
communicants were elected as members
Of the parish. Until Monday night the
church had only about 150 parish mem
hers, but about $50 communicates.
Alfred Gilbert Smith presided at The
meeting Monday night and following
reading Of the minutes and. reports
these officers were elected: Robert
" ellstood. senior warden; John T. Per
klns, junior warden; P. N. Guthrie.
Theodore l.. Pomeroy. l.. Il. Philline'
yyestrymcn; Robert A. Lee, clerk; r
t.arris Nichols. treasurer. c. r.
Rowland and Garrett T. Pier arc
the retiring vcstrymen and Ed",;r
Il henderson is the retiring clerk. Perez
a. and William G. Rockefeller and
MAN. other New York millonaircs ara
members OF tnp Church