New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-18
Commandments
Are Held at Two
Greenwich Schools
Plans Underway to Establish
Community Fund to Take
Care of Town Phil
anthropic Organizations
ss.esal Dispatch 10 IN. Trsr-s


mas at the Havemeyer auditorium on
Thursday evening, II being the annual
mid-year exercises. The class numbers
b5. Yesterday the class day exercises
took place and tonight the annual
alumni dance took place IN the hign
school building.
On Thursday afternoon the prize
DAY At Rosemary Hall, fashionable
x,rls' school here, was held at 5 p. m.
The program included the winding Of
The tree by the members OF the class
% 20. Many well known persons
from all parts Of the country were
present. IN the evening the annual
play. Anthony and Cleopatra was
presented In the orchard near the
school. which was attended by large
society audience. The entrances 10
the Rosemary property we're closed on
Wednesday and reopened with the
Beating Of the Bounds on Thursday.
Miss Eleanor Bontecou, Bryn Mawr.
1913, will be dean Of the college next
year.
s. 300 was cleared from the community
fair held on the estate Of Mr.. and Mrs
Coulter D. Huyier here last week. Inc
proceeds will 20 toward the work OF
the little Round Hill Community
Church, Of which Mrs. Huyler IS one
OF the most active members.
Plans are being made for the estao-
fishing Of a community fund here 70
take care Of all philanthropic organiza-
tions Of the town. Among the prime
movers arc Mr. Alfred Gilbert smith
Mr.. Graham Marvel Brush, M Julian
". Curtiss, Dr.. George L. vincent MY
and Mrs. 6. c. St. John, Mr. :. harris
Nichols, Mr.. Robert l.. Chamberlain
Mr. Edwin C. Andrews and MI fercy
". Tuthill.
Mrs. Roger 6. Baldwin was the host.
ess 20 the College Club az rs ma
meeting OF the year, held on MonGAy
afternoon az her home IN kouna mn;
Among the recent arrivals az the
Maples we're Mr.. and Mrs. ". ). Moore
Miss Mary Z. Ferguson, Mrs. +. r.
Tidiifs Nr. and Mrs. Walter Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Harvey, Mr. ana
Ms Adolph A. Welsh, Mrs. c. W. Dyar'
Cambridge. Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Corleu, Of Bridgeport, Conn; Mrs.
George s. Munson, Philadelphia; cap
tain Edward s. Jackson, u. s. n, New
mort r. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett {.
pier and Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Ter Meu-
len. Of Greenwich Conn.
Recent New York guests at the PICK
wiek Arms Hotel we're Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Bull Holden
Ms A. r. Whuttcck Miss Natalie
Tripolitodd. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hull, MISS
Elizabeth A. Thompson. Mrs Elizabeth
y Rrnch. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Mulvey,
vr and Mrs. a. J. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 " Macvs. Mrs. VI. T. Egan, the
Misses Baron and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Blsckmorc.
A bridge party was enjoyed at the
Fdoewood Inn last Saturday night ana
during the evening there were mum
Ler ~ dinner parties. Weekend ar
,ivals include Mr. and Mrs. j. g. baId-
,,io Mrs II. G.. Case, Mrs. NJ. +.
Hewitt Nr. and Mrs. c. I. hutcnIn-
son New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Schenck'
Summit. y. j., and Miss Maxwell Lans-
III and Mrs. Martin Vogel, who were
q. aYo Olde Greenwich Inn" SOUND
pcocb have returned 70 New YORK
coo,e Of the late New York arrivals az
the Inn are Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Linerd
and daughter. Misses Sadie and martina
I,rerd. DR.. and Mrs. Edward Is. C0nk-
lin Mrs NJ. Denster, Mrs. Frank ). Lee
MIR. and Mrs. O. 7. Knox and MISS
Mittclstaedt -.
MIR and Mrs. Edwin Binney IT, OF
Rocklvn. Sound Beach, have gone west
where they will remain until early IAN
Mr. Binney vii, spend most OF the sum
mer I'M the Black Hills, South DAKOTA
where he will take course OF helG
study in geology, under the direction OF
Tho University OF Iowa, preparatory %
taking a postgraduate course IN g.1l
GOV and the chemistry az Yale inc
,e,,,irc year Mrs. Binney will visit hel
porents in Portland, Ore and Mr.. Bin
r@v will ioin her there. Mr.. Binney
was graduated from Yale in 1921.
Mrs Robert Hart Boiling. formerly
Miss Elizabeth Lanier, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles d. Lanier, Of Green
wich. PLAYED the part Of Alison, III
mnid. In the performance Of THE Mai
Who Married Dumb Wife" presented
lv the alumna Of Bryn Mawr College
recently ,o,,
The Riverside Marine and Field Clul
1 is holding dances at the club ever!
D Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Potter an
daughter. Miss Ruth Potter, departed
Wednesday for their summer home II
Enfield. Mass Their residence OF
North Street here has been rented q
Mr. and Mrs. +. Mora Dawson, OF New
York.
Invitations have been issued for thu
wedding Of Miss Eleanor HathewaN
Perkins. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Handasyd Perkins Of the Dublir
Road here. and Mr. Franklin Eddy Park
or IT.. on Wednesday, June 2S, az b;3l
o'clock az West Brother Farm, the homo
Of the bride.
Mrs. Morrill, Hamlin gave the sec
ond Of her lectures on Current His
tory" on Thursday morning at II O'Clock
s., the home OF Mrs. Robert Franklin
Adams. lngleside. on North Street. Her
topic was American Politics and Pol
icies."
Miss Elizabeth Vincent, daughter o.
DR.. and Mrs. George +. Vincent. OF
Greenwich, will spend month at the
Summer School Of Bryn Mawr College
where she il a student, beginning july
IS. as one Of the four Undergraduate
recreation assistants OF the school
Miss Vincent was recently elected edi'
tor In chief Of "The College News
Mr. and Mrs. Walter :. Brewster and
the Misses jean hNu Virginia bitMatti
have moved 90 the Piekwiek Arms Hote
here. where they will remain until JulS
], when they will 90 to Old Fort Inn al
Kennebunkport. Me. for August. The'i
home on Lenox Drive has been rented
20 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slayback.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallis Gibbons and
their children have gone 20 kennebunk.
port, Ne. for the summer
&c ~
the Plaza Hotel, New York. is stopping
A. the Ken House here. Later she ex-
poets 10 20 20 Breton Woods. in the
MI. Ncv,sofrs 80 epopd 1ulv q