New-York tribune., 1922-01-22

under the jurisdiction Of the local
council. Ernest Thompson Seton, the
naturalist, is honorary president Of the
council.
Wilson Foundation Fund
The Greenwich committee for the
oodrow Wilson Foundation, which be-
gan this week, is meeting with great
success. The towns quota here is
$3.50 and already more than S1.4OO has
been raised and it is expected that the
quota will be more than doubled. On
Monday the committee, which consists
OF Miss Caroline Ruutz-Recs, Miss
Mary Lanier, Roger S. Baldwin and
Garrett c. Pier, were at the Greenwich
National Bank from 12 to j o'clock re-
cciving contributions.
"A highly original program was Of
,ered at the meeting of the Alliance
francalse, held at the Y. M. C. A.
AUDITORIUM on Wednesday afternoon.
AS this was the tercentenarv of the
great Moliere, an official film from
Eaumont, Paris, was shown of his life.
After the picture scenes there were
acted episodes from the career of the
great great dramatist, given by Nj. Emil
Hlllemin, Mile. V. France and NJ. r.
Boulassier. -''
The Wilson Hour" was observed
mere on Monday between the hour from
II to l o'clock. During that period
workers and officers of the Woodrow
wilson Foundation throughout the
country were at their homes or Offices
TO receive funds and pledges. The
6reenwlch workers included Roger S
Dalo"ln' chairman and treasurer, and
Jarrett c. Pier. chairman of the
lounders' committee. Mrs. Emerson R
Ne"ell, MISS Caroline Ruutz- -Recs and
Miss Mary Laner were at The r;rs.
National Bank receiving subscriptions
and pledges. r ''0''
League of Women Voters
A meeting of the Greenwich League
OF Women Voters was held at the v
M. Z. a. auditorium Tuesday aftor.
noon. representatives for the diffor.
ent sections Of the town were elected
oy the board and plans were laid for
representation of Greenwich at the i'm
portant Fairfield County meeting held
on thursday Of this week. A luncheon
was served at l p. m., followed by
aaoresses by Mrs. +. Louis Slade. OF
e,t New YORK. and Mrs. Herbert Knox
omlth' OF Farmington, president of the
eonnectcut League of Women Voters
Whiting Williams, the well-knowr
soclologist and writer, addressed the
Woman's Club at the Y. NJ. G. A. And;.
torium Monday afternoon. his subject
being whats on the Workers. Mind +,
a business session preceded the ad-
oress' after which tea was served.
Dr. John Mcdowell addressed the
united mems clubs of the Presbv.
terlan,. Congregations, Episcopal and
METHODIST churches at the Y. M. C. A
AUDITORIUM on Wednesday night. hi;
SUBJECT being Labor Conditions from,
the inside Edgar D. Pouch presida ad
as chairman. Dr. Mcdowell frst
worked in the coal mines of PennsvI.
wanna, where he lost an arm. He then
became distinguished Presbyterian
pleacher, occupying prominent pulpits
IN Newark and Baltimore. He is now
at the head of social welfare work of
the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Hishet who
have been stopping at the Manles bsro ~ a'
have gone to Three Oaks. Atlanta
where they will spend the winter
months. "'"'e'
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Decker. of
Rock Ridge, have moved to their town
home, 130 East Sixty-seventh Street
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. w
Lincoln, Of North Maple venue 70
spending the remainder of the win
ssrooa ter months at as West Fifty-third
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Sterling.
OF brookridge Drive, are being con,
graduated on the birth of q son at III q
Greenwich Hospital. VIC
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Young have
closed their home, Bruce ParI. nass anS
gone to Honolulu for the remaindsr ".9 ~
the winter '''ue' VI