The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Supper and Dance
Held at the Field
Club in Greenwich
Mendelssohn Glee Club to Give
Concert for Benefit Of
Hospital.

Special DispafcA to THE Nnw Yoax HmALp
GREENWICH, Conn.,. April 15.-The
most successful supper and dance Of the
season was held at the Field Club last
Saturday night. There were 40 persons
present. q number of whom brought
guests. Miss Caroline Euutx-Rees and
Miss Mary Lowndes entertained several
Of the Rosemary Fall School girls. Others
who attended the event were Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall G Bolton. Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson r. Newell.
Miss Mary Lanier. Mr.. and Mrx Hugh
w. Leighton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ar
thur Moore. Mr.. and Ars. Sherborne
Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Teffron,
Miss Katherine Lauder and Mr.. and Mrs
A B. See.
In the second round of the squash
tournament now taking place at the club
David Baker beat Reginald Roome las,
Sunday afternoon, the scores being
15-3, 15-6 and 1913. II. Hervey will
meet Rodolph Geopeu IT. the second
i ound tomorrow afternoon. The tennis
courts will be open at the club next week
for the season. On the evening OF April
% there will bc another supper and
dance at the clubhouse.
The Greenwich Country Club win open
formally on April 20 and about the mid
die of May the first big dinner and
dance Of the season will he held at the
clubhouse. On May s the Mendelssohn
Club OF New York will give concert al
the club for the benefit of the Greenwich
Hospital. The soloist of the evening
will be Miss Alma Clayberg.
The week of May IL to be May festi-
val week for the Greenwich public
schools. Special programs of music and
dances on the Havemeyer lawn and In
the Havemeyer auditorium will be given
by the pupils in the several grades of the
direction Of DR.. Charles e. Martin. su-
pervisor Of music in the town schools.
The festival will close on Friday even
ing, when the high school chorus as
sisted by the Harrington Quartet, will
sing the cantata "The Earl Kings
Daughter" DR.. Martin has offered q
prize of $40 for the words Of the best
song written by an Undergraduate or
graduate of the high school.
Tryouts for Grumpy to be given at
the end of May by the Fairfield Players.
rave taken place. The 6, st also will be
selected for the vaudeville. Of which
Miss Mary Lanier is in charge. to be
given May 2. 8 and 4.
Edward c. Potter of Greenwich.
sculptor, addressed the members Of the
College Club on Monday af-
ternoon on Sculpture and Painting"
Mr. Potter's latest large piece of work
is the Boiling statue, unveiled a short
time ago here. Members Of the club held
the meeting at the home of Mrs. Ernest
w. Brown in Maple avenue. who was
the hostess of the occasion.
Mrs. Frederic. c. Bursch OF Riverside
is spending a month In Washington,
d. c., with her sister. Mrs. Laura c.
williams. Will, there size will attend a
meeting of the National Community
Board and also will reprecent the State
committee of supply AMI demand of the
League of Women Voters at the national
convention to be held In Baltimore from
April 20 to 20.
Mr.. and Mra Joseph Rowland Hunt
have been entertaining Mrs. Louise
Closer Hale, actress an writer, at their
home. the Columbus, on the Boston Post
Road.