New-York tribune., 1922-01-22
Greenwich Society
Attends Concert
For Camp Fund
Entertainment for Victory
Memorial Building Big
Event ton Week Calendar:
Miss TreatLuncheonCuest
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GREENWICH, Conn, Jan. 21.-A
large audience attended Joint concer.
given by Miss Greta Mason, soprano,
and Edwin Grasse, blind violinist, at
tie Havemeyer Auditorium last night.
The proceeds were devoted to the Sid
ney Lanier Camp fund. Miss Mary
Lanier, q granddaughter of the late
Sidney Lanier, the poet, was chairman
Of the committee. Among the promi-
nent women who acted as patronesses
were Mrs. L. ?. Yandell. Mrs. Charles
D. Lanier, Mrs. Hem" Schwarz, Mrs.
Stephen w. Pratt, Mrs. Garrett c.
Pier. Mrs. Edward Morris. Mrs. George
Lauder. Mrs. James II. Perkins, Mrs.
Frederick *. Rupprecht Mrs. Edwin B.
Close and Miss Katherine Keen.
Among the boxholders for the enter
tainment to be given at the Havemeyer
Auditorium next Wednesday night for
the Victory Memorial Fund building in
Washington are Mrs. William G. Rookie
feller, Mrs. William A. Rockefeller,
Mrs. Bailey Vanderhocf, Mrs. Howard
Fisher Mrs. L. Richards and Mrs. A. B.
Fee. Miss Ruth Draper, Of New York,
who is to give the program, is we'll
known impersonator and monologist.
Miss Gail Treat, daughter of the late
Charles Treat, former Treasurer of the
United States, who resides in Cos Cob,
is chairman Of the fund committee in
Connecticut and Greenwich Mrs. Julian
w. Curtiss is chairman Of the enter
tainment committee.
Miss Agnes Z. Reid, of Granite
Springs, n. Y, was married to Dr.
Pierre A. Rontey, of Cos Cob, at the
parsonage of the First Congregational
Church, Sound Beach, by the Rev. Dr.
l.. w. Barney, pastor, on Monday
morning. William C. Rungee was the
only attendant. DR.. Rontey is one OF
the leading physicians here.
Skating Growing Popular
Skating is proving a popular winte,
sport for members of the Field Club
! The dirt tennis courts. which are the
players in the summer, have been
foated and afford an ideal pond fo1
skating. Trap shooting at the club
I traps is creating more interest each
week and some records are being made
by the members. The final supper
dance of the season was held at the
club last Saturday night and was at
tended by about a hundred members
and their friends, Emory B. Smith
orchestra, which formerly furnished
the music for the old Pickwick Inn
prayed IOT tnc CdnclNP.
\, Among these tho; . present D were were Mr.. and
George l.. Storm, Mr.. and Mrs Clavir
Truesdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Colby NJ
Chester jr., Charles Walker, Mrs. F
w. Lincoln, Mrs. Hugh W. Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Rockefeller
Miss Mary Lanier. George Helme
Theodore T. Blake, Clement Cleveland
jr., Mr. and Mrs. Francis II. Page, Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Whittelscy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Grand and George F
Dominick.
On Monday night Mrs Walter Glib
son entertained about forty Of her
friends at dinner and dance. Mrs
Arthur w. Finn gave a dance for
about 125 friends at the club tonight
Miss Treat Luncheon Guest
Miss Gail Treat, of Greenwich, the Gov
ernor- General of the Hereditary Order
of Descendants of Colonial Governors,
was the guest of honor at luncheon
given by Mrs. Sanford Bissell, Of New
York, at the Plaza Hotel on Tuesday.
Invited to meet Miss Treat were Mrs
Fairfax, president Of the New York
Society of Colonial Danes; Mrs. Rob-
inson, ex president Of the society; Mrs
Oakman, Mrs. Louise Ward McAlister
Lewis, daughter of the late Ward Nc
Allister; Mrs. Charles Cooper, Mrs.
Knapp, Miss Julia Chester Wells, Miss
Maude Leland, Mrs. Richard V. Linda
bury and Lady Muir-MacKenzie
At the annual meeting Of the Green
wicb Council Boy Scouts of America,
Inc, held Tuesday evening, Mel Nor
row Ladd was reelected az president.
Mr.. Ladd has held the Office since 1917.
Ogden Minton was elected chair
man of the Finance Committee to sue
ceed Percy A. Rockefeller, who remains
on the council. Dr.. Carl f. Martin
was reelected vice ce-prcsidcnt and Rob
ert l.. Chamberlain treasurer, Ogden
Minton. Scout Commissioner, and DR..
Douglas A. Milward. Scout Executive.
Edwin c. Andrews, Superintendent Of
Schools here, was elected chairman Of
the Court Of Honor; Harry c. Folsom,
principal Of high school, chairman Of
the Educational Committee. Add,-
tional members elected to the council
were the Rev. DR.. Oliver Huckel, vii
liam Edwin Hall, l.. 3. Price and
the Scoutmasters Of all active troops