The New York herald., 1922-06-11
Society Actipe
in Welfare Work
at Greenwich
Patronesses Announced for
Talk on How Animals Help
in Peace and War;

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn, June 10.-A talk
and motion pictures on Our Animals.
How They Help Us in Peace and War;"
will be given by Mrs. L. Hathaway
Turnbull of Field Point road next
Wednesday at the Greenwich 'Theater,
the proceeds Of which will be devoted
to the Stamford-Greenwich branch Of
the Connecticut Humane Society. Of
which Mrs. Arthur r. Loveridge of
Round Hill Is vice-presldent.
Among the patronesses for the event
are Mmesi Elisha p. Cronkhlte, Oliver
Huckel. James E. Quan, Charles D.
Laner, Frederick X. Rupprecht, w.
Herbert Wiley. P. N. Gutherie, Foster
M. Reeder, Waldemar A. Chadbourne.
William H. Fain, F. Bailey vanderhoef.
Charles B. Rowland, Roger S. Baldwin,
Guy Carleton. T. II. Marshall. Ralph G.
Coburn, Coulter d. Huyler, Hugh w.
jackson. l.. W.>Dommerich, u. III. Gran
dali, William Il. Finch, l.. Rowley Phil
lips. Andrew ]. Martin, F.. A. Hosmer
and Ernest Z, Matthews, Lady Muir
Mackenzie. Misses Lillian C. Anderson.
Beatrice Dell and Shirley Putnam and
Miss Davenport, secretary Of the branch.
A community fair was given on the
place of Coulter d. Huyler. Round Hili
on Wednesday afternoon for the benefit
of the Round Hill Community Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Binney held a
reception at their home In Sound Beach
last Saturday night for her daughter
ln-law, Mrs. Edwin Binney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Binney were married last June.
He was graduated from Yale In 1921
and was the champion swimmer on the
Yale team. fg
Mrs. James Bryce gave luncheon
at the Sound Beach GOLF and Country
club last Friday In honor of Mrs. Avery
McDougall New York artist Her
other guests included Mrs f. Poillon
Mrs. Irving Washington, Mrs Caroline
Bogart and Miss Gladys Washington.
The dinner and dance at the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club tonight was largely
attended
Flag Day, next Wednesday. will be
observed here. In the evening. In the
Town Hall, Greenwich Lodge Of Elks will
hold It's annual Flag Day service. The
Rev. Joseph II. King of New Milford
Will deliver an address. There will be
music by the Elks' Quartet. Herbert C.
Tiliey, Jr., w. S. M. Fisle. Andrew
Mitchell and James Mackay.
The, chaperons selected for "The
Greenwich Folltes Of 1922" the kirmess
to be produced here on Juno 90, 30 and
July l. are Mines. Ralph G.. Coburn,
Marshall G. Bacon. James T.. Soutter.
Frederick w. Lincoln, David NJ. Look,
w. V. c. Ruxton, II. Rudolph Kun
hardt Sherbourne Prescott, II. d.
Cheever.. ]. Il. Weir William Hodge,
@. c. ST. John. George w. Dawson, A.
q. Hencken, Samuel Pryor, Frederick
X. Rupprecht. Col. Il, b, Baker. George
ID. Barron, George Arents, Jr., Dean
Clark, Frederick K. CASTOR. W. B.
Sewell II. De Soto geales, @. L. Red
mond. Harold Stone. e. Payson Hatch,
Frederick w. Lincoln and William A.
Rockefeller
One OF the features will be animated
advertisements In which young women
will represent foodstuffs sold by lead
Ing houses in the country. A popular
vote Will be taken at each performance
Mrs Allen B. Forbes Is chairman of
the general committee. Lila Agnew
Stewart of New York is coaching the
several dances
Arrivals at Ye Oide Greenwich Inn
for the season are Mrs. Florence Dar-
mault Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
French. Miss Jean French. Miss A. j.
Radcliff, MISC Mary Maloughney. II.
Ferris White, w. +. Hardness, Stanley
Eaton of New York city.
Mrs. j. s. Gillespie of Rowayton gave
a dance last Saturday night at the
Crossways for her daughters, the
Misses Mary and Virginia Blackford
Mrs Allen y. Forbes and her SON.
Gordon Forbes. have returned from Eu-
rope and are occupying their place on
Old Church road.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Lincoln
of New York are at their residence In
North Maple avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Il. Austin have
returned from their honeymoon trip
spent in White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy SCrowley Of
Rock Ridge are receiving congratua-
tiors ON the birth Of son at the
Greenwich Hospital.
Mrs. Colby M. Chester and daughter
Miss Genie Chester, will sail from Eng
land on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Emerson Of New
York. who have rented the residence OF
William II. Fain for the summer, have
arrived there Mr. and Mrs. Fain will
sail soon for Europe
Mr. and Mrs. George s. wallen gave
dance last night at their home One
Elm, East Putnam avenue, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Grant OF Old
Church road have gone to Jericho, VT,
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 3. curtiss have re-
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