The New York herald., 1922-05-28
5000 GreenWich
Children in Folk
Dances on Lawn
Dinre anu Dance to Open In
-~dian Iarbor Yacht Club on
Decoration Day.

Ersriar pi. atch to THE New YORK HERALD.
sEENwIcH, Conn, May 81.
r-T-N HID children of the Greenwich
pa lie schools, to the number
= uf more than 5000 held folk
dancing on the lawn of the Have
nseyer school yesterday afternoon. The
children we're dressed in white. with
gay saghes and ribbon bows and took
the field circling around their May
poles and flags. Grand stand seats
were reserved for physically disabled
children. The police and the Boy
Scouts guarded the field.
One of the chief events to be held
here on Decoration Day will be din
ner and dance at the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club which will mark the formal
opening of the club. At IL o'clock noon.
the club will go into commission. There
and Indian Harbor one design class
during the day.
A French bulldog show will be held
under the auspices of the French Bull
dog Club of America, on Decoration
Day, May 80. in the grotto of the Edge
wood Inn.
Many men and women of society at
tended a supper and dance given at
the Field Club last Saturday evening.
Among those present were Mr. Percy
A. Rockefeller, Miss Elizabeth Rookie
feller, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Howland
Hunt, DR.. and Mrs. Tillion. Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. D. Rafferty, Miss Mary Lanier. Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Grand, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walker, Mrs. Hugh W. Leigh
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal c. Bacon.
The annual field day for men MEM
bers of the club was held yesterday.
In the morning breakfast was given
at the Greenwich Country Club. after
which golf was played there. In the
afternoon baseball and tennis were in
dulged in at the Field Club and during
the evening there were numerous din
ner parties, music and other festivities.
A dance was given by the Cos Cob
Community Association in the school
auditorium last Friday night, which
was attended by more than 200 persons.
For the closing performance of the
season. the Fairfield Players are ar
ranging to produce the four act comedy.
Grumpy" II will be given on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of next. week at
the Havemeyer auditorium. More than
s40o was realized from Greenwich Gam
bols." OF which Miss Mary Lanier was
chairman of the committee.
For the benefit of the East Port
Chester Day Nursery, a Wagner recital
will be given by Mrs. Ellen Crosby at
the Round Hill home of Mrs. William
Hodge on next Friday. The concert
is under the auspices of the Woman's
Club. Mrs. William ii. Fain and Mrs.
S. Cristy Mead are in charge of the
tickets. 1f
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. walworth
Of Belle Haven gave a dinner on Mon
daY evening in their new home in
Brookside Drive. The guests were the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Huckel. Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Hodgman and Mr.. and
Mrs George Wharton Edwards.
Mrs. William Hodge. whose husband
Is playing the leading role in Beware
Of the Dogs' in New York theater
mas Dtcn SeleCttu pItSlutht u tit'
Woman's Club. succeeding Mrs. Charles
D. Lanier. Mrs. Gordon Grand Is vice.
president. Mrs. Charles r. Rowland
treasurer. Mrs. F'loris w. Ter Meulen
recording secretary and Mrs. Frederick
4. Collins corresponding secretary.
Mss Eleanor Pier. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Garrett Pier. will sail soon
for Egypt.
Miss Florence Stack OF Brooklyn has
been spending several days with Mrs.
Anna VI. Lille and family of the Shore
road.
Mrs. Adeline Hustled Rungee and her
twin daughters. the Misses Gladys and
Marion Rungec. are spending three
months In Derry. N. II. They have taken
a cottage at Cobbetta Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Keen. who
have rented their residence on the Dub
lin road to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Plant
OF New London and New York, will
sail late in June for England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey A. Lee OF
the Post road have been entertaining
as their guests his father. Mr.. Arthur III.
Lee, and his sister, Miss Lee of Cheshire,
England.