The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Seasons Largest
CroWd at Stamford
Benefit Carnival
Hospital of Village to Receive
Funds From Yesterdays
Street Fair.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoaK HraMp.
STAMFORD, y. Y. Aug. IA week OF
colorful rcvelry eliminated this evening.
In a street fair and carnival for the
benefit Of the Stamford Hospital. One
Of the largest crowds of the season
filed the esplanade facing Churchill
Hall. where the affair took place.
Other events that have added TO the
enjoyment of the sojourners. In this Sec
ton of the Catskills, are the bridge
luncheon at the Country Club, on We'd
nesday tho formal ball at the same
place on Friday evening; dances and
musicales at Churchill Hall: the Rex
mere. New Grant House, Greycourt Inn
and the Westholm.
During the coming week the most Inn
portant event of general interest will be
the annual bazaar and card party for
the benefit OF the Sacred Heart Church,
which will be held at the Stamford
Opera House, on Thursday. for which
the Midnight Sons Orchestra Of
Churchill Hall provided 4 musical pro-
gram.
What is expected to be the most spec
tacular and brilliant event of the sea-
son, Is the Black and White Ball. which
will take place during the latter part
Of the month.
Arrangements have been made under
the direction of Ricardo T.. Manrique
and Miss Ilcne Mitchell. for gymk-
hama to be staged at the Stamford
Opera House, on August 30. that prom
ises to attract considerable interest.
At Churchill Hall. recent arrivals In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Runk.
VI
othy Sculiy. Miss Vera NJ. Scully, Frank
Eising. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eising. Bcr-
nard Long, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Lott, H. S.
Lott. Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Berks. Benj-
amin III. Roth. L. T. Mayer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas l.. Foukes, David s. We'll.
William w. Chapman. T. r. Place. ". r.
Samuels Miss Mary NJ. Haker. William
J. Abram, Miss Margaretta Abram,
Mrs., ]. Il. Ahearn. Miss Madlyn Ware
and John p O'Brien of New York city !:
Miss Florence >. Martin and Henry B.
Prusen OF Mount Vernon. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Strauss and Miss Vivian Strauss OF
Bayshorc. Mrs. Fred L. Reis OF IIarts-
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Oliver Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. @. p. Sceley OF Summit,
N. j.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Basil M. Stevens
OF Bernardsville. N. Y.
Mrs. Grant Mcdowell. Miss Marianne
Lausen. Mrs. Henry Manduro. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. N. Lash. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Vail, Miss Mary r.. Vail. II. w. Sacks,
U. III. Myers. Samuel Adler, Mr. and Mrs.
John NJ Adler. Edwin Adler Miss Mabel
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs Melville Stern, Louis
Stern. Miss Marion schaefcr, John A. Nc
Carthy, John n Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
l. Martin. Mrs. John ]. Cray, Or. Mar.
garet Morrison. Miss 1. Maude Brundage.
Miss Mary j. Gillespie. DR.. and Mrs.
James III. Brice and Mrs. John Lloyd
Thomas Of New York city.
At the New Grant House are Joscph
5. Judge. Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Breen.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Shearman. Miss Flor
ence r Holmes. l. d. Wickes. Miss Mary
y. Murray and r. NJ. Higgins OF New
York.
Greycourt Inn arrivals include Mrs. II.
=. lambert. Miss Mabel Lambert. Miss
Blanche Lambert. Miss Florence Car
roll, Miss Harriet Davis, Miss Margaret
Davis. Miss Beatrice NJ. Hartigan and
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mcmahon, OF New
York and Mrs. Thomas ]. Sweeney. Miss
Madeline Ensign and Mrs. william s,
Ensign. of New Rochelle.
Chateau de Navarro has Mrs John w.
Dunn. Mrs. T. J. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
il. J. Schuyler. Elmer Meyer and Miss
Marie Meehan. OF New York.
Az the Westholm are Mr.. and Mrs. r..
II. Penney, Mr.. and Mrs. @, IL. Rruse,
DR.. Thomas ". Saxl and c. b. Mumford,
of New York.
Rose Cottage has among It's recent ar
rivals Miss Claribel Smith. Miss Eliza
beth #. Kerr. u. M. Kershaw. OF Bridge
port Conn. and Miss Catherine M.
Smith. Miss Lillian v. Hennessey. Miss
Margaret Kenny. Miss Bridget Smith.
Miss Agnes v. Riggs, Miss Mae IT,
Riggs, Miss Anna Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. JAW. Andrews. Of New York.