New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Greenwich Society
Attends Recital to
Help Scholarship
Autumn al Field Club Ia
Marked by Activity; N~~~
dlework Guild Of Anaerica
Holds Annual Luncheon
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GREEN W4tsii, Coma, Oct III. -Soci-
ETY. was largely represented last eve
ing at recital given by Rozs, Var
ady, . ta.snssa woman yioItpiat os
ss" o5h, ~ she aIayemeyer Audi
Ssfinfn nero. The proceeds OF the re-
sitai we're for scholarship in tha
lsdyewood School. The pas4 onesses. all
uf whom attended the recital. were
Mrs Charles d. Lan.er, chairman,
Mrs. emerson r. Newell, Mrs. d. WAL
ser Gibson, Mrs. James Z. Guam, Mrs,
Flon r. Hooker, ars. B. r. Yandell,
Mrs. Henry Schwarz, Mrs. William
aodge, Mrs. John French, Mrs. George
[. Storm, Mrs. Frederick X. Rupprccht,
Mrs. Russell l.. Dorr. Mrs. Bryan Dorr.
drs. James Fl, Perkins, Mrs. William
&. Decker, Mrs. Coulter T. HuyIer, Mrs.
dugh Leighton, Mrs. Clifford .. Mall
5ory, Mrs. Richard Roberts, Mrs.
sharies WaIworth, Mrs. Gordon Glass,
Mrs. Lee Gibbons, Mrs Gordon Grand.
drs. Frederick Collins Mrs / N,
lewis Mrs. Edward Morris and Mrs.
Kenneth w. 1owne.
Many activities are being held az
ne Field Club during the autumn sea-
son. Last saturday night supper
lance attracted 100 OF the members
and their friends. Among those who
attended the dance were Mr.. and Mrs,
George l.. Storm, Mr.. and Mrs. G. %.
Rafferty,, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ashton Cros-
by, MIR. Martin j. Quinn jr., Miss
Dorothy Quinn. Miss Mary Lanier, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Arthur Moore r.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Pennington.
Among the arrivals at the Pickwiek
Arms Hotel are Mrs. William Horn
blower, Mrs. F. S. Armstrong and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Rowell, Mr.
and Mrs. j. s. Shipman and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Provash. of New York, and
Or. and Mrs. Dwight Smith, of Port
chester, N. Y, who recently returned
from Lenox, Mass.
The Greenwich Branch of the Needle
work Guild Of America held its annual
luncheon on Monday afternoon at Mil
ler's restaurant here. Miss Rosanon6
K. Bender, executive secretary of the
guild, was present and addressed the
meeting. The committee in charge
consisted of Mrs. De Witt F. Ottman.
chairman; Mrs. Harry Lyons, Miss
Helen Warford and Mrs. Edwin C. Ray.
Many prominent women of Greenwich
are members of the guild and each
year they hold an exhibition, the nu-
merous articles of clothing, etc. made
being distributed to the local hospitals
and other charitable institutions Of
the town.
On Wednesday Mrs. Edwin Binney
entertained the daughters" st grill
luncheon and bridge in honor of Mrs.
Edwin Binney il. The party was
similar to the one given earlier In the
season for the mothers" Each guest
upon arrival was given big apron
and chefs cap and large fork. She
was then escorted to the rocks on
which two charcoal fires were burning
and from a large, round tabe she
chose her food, which was theis cooked
over one of the grills.
After the luncheon bridge was
played indoors. Among the guests,
who numbered about thirty, were Mrs.
Alan Kitchel, Mrs. James Davey. Mrs.
Clarence McGarry, Mrs Margaret Nc
Garry, Miss Dorothy Davis, Mrs. James
Brice, Mrs. Ben Bryon, Mrs. andrew
Post jr., Miss Viola Worreil, Miss
Jessie Rawson. Miss Grace Marks and ,
Miss Katherine Happy.
Bfr. Julian W. Curtiss will leave
early In November for a trip abroad.
He will visit Genoa and many places
of inter in Europe.
Mrs. George Quackenbush, who spent
the summer at the Pickwick Arms,
has taken an apartment for the winter
at 563 Park Avenue, New York.