New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

tickets for the Metropolitan Opera.
Miss katherine pomeroy was second
and received boudoir lam7. and Mrs.
william Kennedy. Of The Naples. was
given trc third a gold and blue pic.
ture frame There were about forty
four tables After the card playing
tea was served.
A special supper dance for tho young
folks and other guests who were
spending Thsnksgiv ng here was held
At tho Field Club last Saturday night.
Among those who entertained at din
nor preceding the dance we're DR.. and
Mrs. George +. Vincent Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger s. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. T. n.
Marsh1ll. Mr. Theodore Blake, Mr. and
Mrs. J. VI Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. storm, Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Yandell and Mr..
and Mrs. l. VI. Dav.
Another suppcr-dance was held this
evening for tho club members and
their friends, which was largely at
tended
A Far From Home Club" has been
organized in Greenwich. the first meet
ing on Ihursday evening at the home
oi Mrs. william Hodge in Round Hill
being In the form OF a surprise. Dr.
George =. Vincent. Of Greenwich. head
OF the Rockefeller Foundation. New
YORK othcistcd al the exercises which
followed the p.enie suppcrs brought by
about seventy-fivc guests.
a community carol service will be
held on Christmas Eve. at 6 p. m.
around the Community Christmas tree
at the Postofice Plaza. under the aus
[ al II Al
Scouts OF America. DR.. Carl =. Mar
tin, supervisor Of music in the Green
wich public schools will conduct the
singing. Invitations have been extend
ed TO the various churches. Y. ". G. a.
and Y. W. c. A. This service Is made
possible By group Of prominent eiti-
zens, who raised the necessary funds
for the service. Scout Executive Doug
las A. Milward is in charge OF the gen.
eral arrangements.
Among the recent New York arrivals
NJ the Piekwiek Arms are: Mrs.
l.. LAngner. Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Town.
send. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Busk,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wilson. Mrs. June
Crocker Collins, Mr.. and Mrs b.
/ Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Brooks.
The annual dinner and business meet
ing Of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club Is
being held at the Piekwiek Arms this
evening. There will be election OF Of
feers, reports Of club officers for last
year and other business OF importance
transacted. Commodore Douglas Gra-
hame Smyth, OF the club. will preside
as toastmaster at the dinner and con-
duet the business OF the meeting.
Mrs. Allen B. Forbes, who has been
spending several weeks in California, Is
now in Colorado. She will leave on De
ccmber 10, arriving a. her home on Old
Church Road, on December is.
Mrs. Charles W. Walworth, who has
been critically in AZ her home here, ~
reported as being much improved.
DR.. and Mrs. Virgil c. Patti have
returned from an extended trip 70
Italy. Paris and Switzerland. They
will leave about the middle OF this
month for Fort Myers. Fla, where they
will spend the winter months.
Miss Florence Stack, OF Brooklyn
was weekend guest Of Mrs. a. NJ.
Lille and family, Of Harbor View'
Shore Road.
Mr. Frederick A. o. Schwarz has re-
sumed his studies at Harvard, where
he is a junior. after spending the
Thanksgiving recess AZ the home OF ms
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r.
Sehwarz, Of North Street. Half a
dozen Of his college friends were MS
guests and many parties were held az
the schwarz home and at the local
clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson r. Newell had
as their guests over the week end Ut.
end Mrs A. S. Bracket and Their
daughter, Miss Constance Bracket oi
Bristol, Conn. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis r. V. Lynch
Of Belle Haven and New York are re-
ceiving congratulations on the oirth
Of a son at the New York Nursery
and Child's Hospital, New York. , Mrs.
Lynch before her marriage was Miss
Helen Barrett, daughter Of Mrs. Johh
ID. Barrett. Of Belle Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Woodruff nav
rented their house on old Shgren
Road from November ] 20 April 70
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Mason, OF koeh,
ester. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff Aha
their children are residing at l4o East