The New York herald., 1922-06-04
AND SEASHORE DRAWING SUMNER THRONGS FROM CITES
Amateur Players
in Greenwich to
Present 'FollieS'
Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller
Among Women of Society
to Have Important Roles.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
GREENWICH, Conn, June 3.-Arrange-
ments are being completed for "The
Greenwich Folies. an extravaganza of
1922" which will be given at the Have
meyer Auditorium June 20. 80 and
July I. Miss Lille Agnew Stewart will
coach the members of the cast. Mrs.
William @. Rockefeller, Miss Marie
Leary and other women of society viii,
have important roles.
The several committees to the Fol
lies have been appointed as follows
Mrs. Allen B. Forbes. chairman OF the
general committee, assisted by Mrs.
Elisha p. Cronkhite. Mrs. Theodore l..
Pomeroy, as vice-chairmen, and Mrs.
Charles II. Carter. treasurer; advisory
committee, Mrs. John A. Topping. chair
man, Mines. r. p. Cronkhite, T. l. Pom
eroy, c. II. Carter, Luke Vincent Lock-
wood. George w. Dawson. Albert w.
Johnston. H. ]. Fisher, E. Dimon Bird
and Clifford d. Mallory music COM
mittee, Mrs. Walter M. Bennett. chair
man Mrs. Durant Cheever, Mrs. Anson
L. Clark. Mrs. Joseph II. Hunt, Mrs.
w. v. c. Ruxton and Mrs. William
Hodge: tickets and traffic, Francis
Nissan Brown. chairman; decoration
and lighting. Mrs. Luke Vincent Lock-
wood, chairman: building committee.
Theodore Z. Blake. chairman; Joseph
p. Crosby and John Maher; properties,
Mrs. Francis Nissan Brown; publicity.
Mrs. William Hodge. chairman; Mrs.
E. w. Packard, Mrs. 7. L. Pomeroy
dance chaperon committee. Mrs. Fred
erick X. Rupprecht. chairman programs,
Mrs. T. l.. Pomeroy.
The proceeds Of the event will be de-
voted to the Greenwich Hospital fund.
Memorial Day Exercises.
Memorial Day here was observed with
many social activities at the clubs. hotels
and private residences. In the grotto
of the Edgewood Inn, the French Bull
Dog Club Of America held dog show.
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club went
into commission at ~ o'clock noon, and
during the day there were races among
the Arrow and Indian Harbor one de-
sign yachts. with dinner and dance
In the evening. The Riverside Marine
and Field, Club also went into commits
Sion, celebrating the opening of the club
by dinner served in the ballroom in
the evening, followed by dance. At
the Greenwich Country Club and Sound
Beach Golf and Country Club, there were
golf matches. dinners and dances.
The annual memorial day exercises
were held in the Havemeyer Auditorium
in the afternoon. Mr.. Homer S. Cum
mings. formerly chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, being the
principal speaker. Members Of the G. A.
r. escorted in automobiles and many
allied nUarticipated in big
parade. which followed the exercises.
At Edgewood Inn over Sunday and
holiday were the Rev. +. w. Crowder,
pastor of All Angels Church, New York
and Mrs. Crowder Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
w. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Dunbar. Mrs. Knapp,
Mrs. Henry Cammanp. Mrs. Mathey
Edwards Hewitt. the writer; Mr.. and
Mrs. George 3. Corsa, Mr.. and Mrs A.
B. See.s Mrs. John II. Selms, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Kingsbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas z. Morgan. and w. v. Clarke
of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter
Swaney. of Brooklyn.
At the Pickwick Arms Hotel for the
holiday were Governor and Mrs. Everett
j. Lake. of Hartford: Mrs. Lila Agnew
Stewart New York Mrs. B. NJ Holder,
of Hartford Captain and Mrs John
Pearce, Portsmouth: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
p. Resor. of Whitestone, l.. l.: Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Clarke Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beardsley, of New York, and L.
c. Ludin of Brooklyn.
Ye Olde Greenwich Inn. Sound Beach.
opened on Thursday. The opening dance
of the season took place tonight at
the Crossways. Patrons there this week
included Mrs. r. w. CASSIE. Mrs. F. D..
Goodrich. w. NJ. Pearsall. Miss Kath-
crime p. McKenner. Frank Lee and Miss
Marjorie Dunster OF New York.
Social Notes of Resorts.
f. G. Potter, the sculptor, who has
rented his homel In North street for the
summer. will leave with his family on
next Tuesday for his old home in En-
field. Mass, to spend the remainder of
the season.
Miss Mary Burchell Of New York Is
the guest of Miss Ann Seton at De
Winton. Miss Seton. with her mother,
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, recently
returned from abroad.
Mrs. II. J. Fisher was the hostess at
the final tea OF the Public Education
Association for the teachers and nurses
of Greenwich. at her home, Round Hill
road. Thursday afternoon.
Misses FrederilSa Lord, Caroline and
Anne Boone have rented house on
Butler street. Cos Cob, for the season.
Miss Caroline Boone is New York repre-
sentative of the u. s. Interdepartmental
Social Hygiene Board of which DR..
Valeria Parker Is executive secretary.
Hobart B. Jacobs. the artist, with HIS
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Wainwright. Jr., left on Thurs
day for Appledore. Isle OF Sheals, New