The New York herald., 1922-07-09
AT THE COUNTRY HOUSES
'Greenwich FoIIieS'
Vote Results and
Prizes announced
Touring Car Awarded to Mr..
William g. Rockefeller
Orient Popular Dance.


A NNOUNCEMENT of prizes and
~ of the vote in the popularity
contests held In connection
with "The Greenwich Follies Of 1922"
shows that Mr.. William G. Rockefeller
was awarded the Buick touring car
and Miss Katherine Pomeroy the
Ford touring car. Mrs. w. Herbert
Wiley won the pearl necklace. A gown
worn by Mrs. Arnold Green In tho
animated advertisements was bid In
by Mrs. Edgar d. Pouch for SIS. The
Orient proved to be the most popular
dance, receiving $3.50 votes with the
Wooden Soldiers a close second with
$3.50 votes. The Minuet de folie was
third and the F1appers fourth. Havo-
line Oil won out in the animated ad-
vertisements, having 2,120 votes.
Knabe Pianos was second with 100.
The annual invitation tennis tourna-
ment of the Field Club will be held on
the club courts on July 90, 81, 22 and 30.
Interest will be centered in the Green
wich Fletcher cup, to be competed for
In the mems singles again this season.
A dinner dance for the players will be
held on July %. The tournament COM
mittee consists of Messrs. Walter l.
RICHTER, Arthur Dubois, James T. Pell,
Clement Cleveland, Jr., and Marshall
c. Bacon.
Mrs e. S. Adams and her daughter,
Miss Julie Adams OF Chicago. left on
Wednesday after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. James e. Guam here.
Yacht races were held at the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club on July 4, with
dinner-dance in the evening. Several
golf matches were played at the Green
witch Country Club and Field Club dur
ing the day.
Mr.. Henry Cowell will present ono Of
his compositions at De Winton, the resi-
dence Of Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton,
on July IL. 1t will be played by Miss
Margaret Nilxoloric as a part Of the
program of Miss Jean de Mares first
''Music Causerie" Miss de Mares sub
ject will be Present Day Tendencies In
Music Mr.. Frederic Bristol will
accompany her on the piano. Her Sec
ond music talk will be given at Castle
Breatann, the home of Mrs. Henry l..
Britain, here on July 10. The, proceeds
of both entertainments will go to the
Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Fund, of
which Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton is
chairman for Connecticut and Mrs.
Emerson r. Newell of Greenwich Is
chairman for Fairfield county.
The engagement of Miss Hazel Alva
Neiss daughter of Mr.. Leonard j. Neiss,
OF Port Chester. New York, to Mr.. John
Raymond Spencer, son of Mrs. Eugene
Harlow Spencer Of Winsted is an
nounced.
Greenwich Is interested In the an
nouncement Of the engagement of Miss
Katherine Varick Lauder, daughter OF
Mrs. George Lauder, Jr.. to Mr.. Edwin
Storrs Dewing. son of Mrs. Leonard
Dewing of Hartford. The two young
people met a year ago on trip to
Iceland, sailing with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel +. Pryor of Greenwich.
The polo game between the Fairfield
Polo Club of Greenwich, and the Essex
Troop of the First New Jersey Cav
airy, was postponed until to-day. on ac-
count of the wet grounds Tuesday.
Among New Workers at the Green
vich Inn recently are Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Partridge, Miss Hazel Curry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Paige. Messrs
Clarence and John S. Paige, Mr.. A. ].
Graham, MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Mcclure,
Mrs. John Frary. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Tiffany, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Wetherell and
Mr.. George Wetherell.
The Belle Haven Casino held q sup
per-dance on Tuesday night, which was
attended by about 100 members and
their friends. On July a card party
was given At tne Cdsiio' Will N"iS
William II. Hays in charge.
Among the recent arrivals at Edge
wood Inn from New York are Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. A. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. O.
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Owen,
Charles Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry II.
Wood, Miss Louise r. Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Jaecke Mrs. J. A. McDuffy,
Mir and Mrs. Floy Quinn, Miss Marie
Slee Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Huot, Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Burt, Miss Burt.
George r. Burt. .Jr., DR.. and Mrs.
George Il. Laidlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward III. Mahcr, Jr., Miss Frances 9.
Maher. Edwin A. Maher Sd, Miss Rita
Bouillon. Mrs. H. NJ. Richards. Mr.. J.
H Bouilon, Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Bowden,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Travis, Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Ingersoll. Mrs. H. C.
Pomeroy, Mrs. Lee Delworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs j, H. Velsor. Mr..
and Mrs j. v. Smith, Miss Shirley
velsor, Mr. and Mrs. Linley M. Higham.
Miss Joy Drew Dear and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Hern.
Miss Becky Lanier, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles d. Lanier. has gone
10, the Lanier camp at Elliot, Me.
The Fairhope summer school opened
in the Edgewood School Building
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Horton are
mt the Manor on West Putnam ave-
nue..
Miss Olive Gottesman OF New York
was the guest of Miss Laura Moore mere