The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Greenwich People
Look FORWARD to
annual Horse Sh0p,
Committees for the Affair In
clude Prominent Persons in
Fairfield and Westchester.

nlntn annual Greenwich horse show to
be held under the auspices Of the Green.
wica Riding Association and Fairfield
and Westchester County Hounds on
Saturday, September I6. The show Il
to be held at Nutbourne Farm. the
estate or James McClenahan, at King
street and Harrison avenue, Port Ches-
ter. n. Y. Entries will close September
with the secretary. william v. c. Rux-
ton. at the Fairfield and Wcstchester
Hunt Club. Greenwich. All farmers
classes will take place between 8 80
and 10 A. NJ. There Is to be no recess.
the STOW being continuous.
The horse show committee, stewards
and subcommittees follow: Horse show
committee, John McEntee Bowman,
chairman: Archer H. Brown. NJ. Roy
Jackson, Charles d. Lanier. Robert Law,
Jr., Gordon Grand. william V. C. Rux-
ton. Louis w. Mertz. Emerson r. New
ell, James II. Perkins, Percy A. Rookie
feller and e. Allan Wood: stewards
committee. Frederic.. II. Bontecou,
chairman; Guy Carleton, william r.
Darlington. Hugh J.. Chisholm, Edward
b. Close, Everett Crawford, Harry w.
Croft. Benjamin Fairchild, II. J. Fisher.
c. Wadsworth Howard. Coulter d. Huy-
Ter. James McClenahan. Charles A.
Moore, Eugene NJ. Moore. +. z. Smath.
ers. Arthur +. warthen, Jr., Allan Wood
and L. p. Yandell.
Judges-Farm teams. William Billing
ton, William Clark. Thomas Finley and
Thomas Bradsell saddle horses, Brig
Gen. Charles I. de Bevoise and James
@. Marshall: hunters. Frank Bonsal: /:
polo ponies, Robert Bacon. Jr; vet
erinary inspector. DR.. A. j. Ward.
Ground and course committee. @. A..
Ward. chairman; w. A. McGipbon and
Louis G. Mertz; ring committee. Robert
Law. Jr., chairman: Louis Height ana
Gordon Grand; parking space commit
tee. c. Wadsworth Howard, chairman.
and Edward b. Close; publicity and
press committee. Guy Carleton: general
committee. Robert Law. Jr.. Chairman n !:
cups committee. e. Allan Wood, chair
man, and Miss Marie j. Leary: finan-
cial committee. Gordon Grand, chair
man; farmers committee, NJ. Roy jack
son. chairman: Eugene M. Moore.
Charles A. Moore and Roger s. Bald
win; program and advertising commit
tee. Archer II. Brown, chairman: farm
ers lunch committee. John McEntee
Bowman. chairman: Roger 8. Baldwin.
M. Roy Jackson. Charles A. Moore.
Eugene NJ. Moore and James Thompson.
For the benefit OF the Greenwich
House Music school. in New York. a
concert. which was largely attended by
Greenwich and New York society, took
place Mt the home Of Mrs. Elisha p.
Croi khite. North street, here. Tuesday
afternoon. The artists were Hugo
Kortschnk. violinist: Miss Marion Rous
pianist: and Mrs william v. o. Rux-
ten OF Greenwich. daughter of Mrs.
Cronkhite. soprano. Among the women
who acted ms patronesses were Mes
danes Allen IT, Forbes. Louis W. Dom
merich. Nathaniel Webb. Eugene M.
Moo'e. ALERT Kingsbury. Edison #.
Jones. Clifford d. Mallory. Julian w.
Curtiss, Lee w. Gibbons. Edward W.
Packard, Leonard Dyer. L. B. wilfiey.
James Goldmark and Miss Mary n.
ely. Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rees and Ed
win II. Baker. Mrs Cronkhite and Mrs
Henry L. Cammann arranged the con-
cert. Mrs. Edward w. Packard enter
tained Miss Rous and Miss Susan Dyer,
director Of the New York Music school,
her cousin. and Mr.. Kortschak was the
guest OF Mrs. Cammann.
The annual black and white bal
masque, held under the auspices OF the
Greenwich Inn Tennis Club, at the
crossways. Friday evening. was one of
the biggest social events of the season.
There were many beautiful costumes
worn by the dancers. After the un-
masking Miss Loretta Coriette OF New
York gave an exhibition of toe dancing
Among the recent arrivals from New
York are Mrs. r. J. O'Connell. Mrs.
r. III. Dana. Jr.. Mrs. Patricia A.
jenkins and Mrs Irving Smith.
Arrivals at the Arms over the week
end from New York include Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. r. Converse. Miss E. G. Con-
verse. Mr. and Mrs. ID. Il. Kenney, Mrs.
Robert Black. r. w. Nlnmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. hitNaHueT r.. w. MINIMUM, MT anu
Mrs. Charles Mason. Miss Elizabeth
Darling. Miss Beatrice Darling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Slatterly and Mrs. A. A.
Sand.
A Junior tennis tournament will be
begun on the courts OF the Field Club
on September 5, and on September . a
similar tournament for the older MEM
bers will start. One OF the big society
events Mt the club in September will be
dlnner-dance on Saturday evening,
September 3.
Mrs. Henry L. Cammann is entertain
Ing her daughter. Mrs. w. IL. Adams. at
the Naples. They will remain here un-
I'll after Labor Day.
Lady Therese Muir Mackenzie. who ls
spending the summer Mt the Pickwick
Arms, has returned from n motor trip
with Mrs. Converse Tyler of New York
10 Home Farm. Lenox. She will soon
leave again for Cape Cod.
Mrs. Frederic Ewing with her father.
George Rowland, left this week for Row
lands Cove. South Bristol. Me-, where
she will make a brief visit. Mr.. Row
land has been visiting his other daush-
ter. Mrs. George Lauder. here.
The Rev. DIR. and Mrs M. George
Thompson returned yesterday from a
trip abroad On their return they visited
Dr. Thompson's sister In Quebec, Can
ada. Or. Thompson, who la rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church here, was given
n years leave OF absence In order 10
take rest He has been rector Of the
local church, twenty Ave years.
Mrs aeiwyn Rvwater and her daugh-