The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Rye Country Club
Actipity Center
for Westchester
Entertainments, Dances and
Card Parties There Draw
Many Visitors.

The Rye Country Club has been a
busy place during the past few days
because Of the entertainments, dances
and card parties given. While golfers
have enjoyed their favorite game.
AZ bridge party there. followed by
tea, the following won prizes, Mrs. Har-
riet Palmer Ashton, Mrs. Frederick +.
Sampson. Mrs. Thomas Goodrich, Mrs.
G. B. Marshall. Mrs. A. $. Williams.
Mrs. Francis Guerrlick, Mrs. Otto John
Sheir. and Mrs. Walter &. Burbank.
In addition to the prize winners, other
players included Mrs. II. II. Fuller,
Mrs. T. T. Hopper. Mrs. w. ii. Winters.
Mrs. w. ]. Highman. Mrs. II. Romeyn
Smith, Mrs. L. J. Morrissey, Mrs. A.
w. Hillebrand, Mrs. J. ii. Brady, Mrs.
F. r. Sampson, Mrs. George G. Bell, and
Mrs. C. Webster Gaskeli
Last evening there was a large din
ner dance at the Rye Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Baker or
Mount Vernon gave a party at their
home last week for Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Burke have
leased the country home OF Miss K. M.
Whitaker. at 1877 Murray avenue. Larch-
! mont on the Sound. Mrs. Burke and
her two sons recently returned from
England, where they spent four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Proctor have ar
raigned to spend most OF the winter at
their country house at Larchmont
Manor.
Tho music section OF the Scarsdale
Woman's Club has arranged for a series
Of four concerts to be given under the
direction OF its members. The first will
be given at Assembly Hall, Scarsdale
on the evening of December T. when a
programme will be rendered by the New
York Trio, composed Of Scipione Gindo
violin Clarence Alder, piano, and Cor
nelius Van Vliet, cello. One month later
Harold Bauer. the celebrated pianist,
who has been heard by thousands in
Carnegie Hall, will give a recital.
W. c. Breed, president Of the Knoll
wood Country Club, has returned from,
Europe.
Gov. Morrow Of Panama, who was
the guest Of Keith Evans at the Knoll
wood Country Club, after playing over
the course declared it one of the best
he had been on
Miss Helen Taylor of Mount Vernon
has been entertaining Miss Marjorie
Harrison OF Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Cox and Mr..
and Mrss> Herbert 8. Cox OF Mount Ver-
non have gone TO st. Petersburg. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin T. Davis OF
Mount Vernon will go to Florida after
the holidays.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Norris of Pelham
Manor have returned from Boston.
Miss Natalie Reynal OF Katonah has
gone Of Aiken, s. c., for the winter with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor and Miss
Edith Taylor of Mount Kisco, who have
been in Europe are expected home this
" eek.
Miss Phyllis Baldwin and Joseph c.
Baldwin Sd of Mount Kisco have re-
turned from Newport, where they were
the guests OF Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt
at his coming Of age party.
The Pelman Manor Club has been
busy place during the past few days
and the entertainment committee has
arranged to continue the activity at the
clubhouse with a series of theatrical
entertainments. dances and dinners
during tho winter months. Mrs. Joseph
woodward, chairman Of the drama Sec
ton, promises a number of performances
during the coming year. Player groups
from neighboring communities. the New
York Comedy Club and others have
offered their services. The Chorea,
formed among members OF the club
Mrs. Hugh Curran chairman. is arrang-
Ing for a delightful concert to be given
after the first of the year.
A ladies' auxiliary has been formed
"a vr.tx. ~
Of Mount Vernon. Among the members
are Mrs. George C. Appel. Mrs. William
s. Coffey. Mrs. Lawrence a. Davis, Mrs.
Edwin f. May. Mrs. Le Roy n. Mills.
Mrs. Walter II. Mcneil, Mrs. j. j. Sin
mott and Mrs. William A. Thompson.
The auxiliary will give bridge party
on the afternoon Of December III to
which the male members Of the club
will be invited.