The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
Luncheon Will Mark
Silver Jubilee of
d. A. r. in Greenwich

GREENWICH, Conn.,. Nov. 1s.-Society
women from all parts of Connecticut are
interested In a luncheon TO be held under
the auspices OF Putnam Hill Chapter
d. A. f., of Greenwich at the Country
Club here on November "a at 80 y. NJ
The event will mark the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the local chapter. A
number of women of national and State
wide reputation will be present, includ-
ing Mrs. George Maynard Minor OF
Washington. national president of the
d. A r. Mrs. 9. IL. Bissell OF Southing-
ton. Conn.,. state regent: Mrs Wallace
w. Hanger OF Washington. ID. @. Miss
Florence 8. Marcy Crofoot of Hartford.
Miss Katherine A. Nettleton OF Derby.
Conn. vice-regent Of the State: Mrs.
Morton r. MacCausland OF South Nor
walk. Mrs. Thomas Tenney of New
Canaan. Mrs. Il. l.. Scofield of STAN
ford, Conn, and Mrs. John Laidiaw
Buel of Litchfield, Conn.
The present officers of Putnam Chap.
ter are Mrs. Charles Pierce. regent Mrs.
Adeline Hustled Rungee. vice-regent:
Miss Susan II. Mead. secretary; Mrs.
Leighton Lent, corresponding secretary /:
Mrs. Richard Outwater. treasurer Mrs.
George Manson, chaplain the Rev. DR..
M. George Thompson. honorary chap
lain.
Mrs. Frederick ]. Horton gave n bridge
party at her home here on Monday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Sterling Ragsdale and Mrs. Harold Cox.
Others present were Mrs A. II. Pitney.
Mrs. Whitney Darrow, Mrs. Carl ].
Void. Miss Ada Cooke, Mrs. william
Sprague. Mrs. Thomas Murray. Mrs.
Mabel Barrett, Mrs. r. @. Collins and
Mrs. A. r. Sherman.
Many prominent In New York and
Greenwich society attended the annual
fall race meet Of the Westchester and
Fairfield County Hounds at the estate
OF James McClenahan. Nutbourne Farm
Port Chester. New York, last Saturday
afternoon. Charles ID. Lanier. Robert
Law. Jr., and James II. Perkins were
the judges and the committee consisted
or Guy Carleton. chairman: Robert Law
Jr.. John McEntee Bowman, William v
g. Ruxton, Arthur J.. Marthen, Jr.. M
Roy Jackson and Louis w. Mertz One
OF the features was the ladies' race. In
which Miss Becky Lanier. riding Mrs
w. IT, r~~a's Borar Ben, nosed on,
Mrs II. v. Pelrs Latest News in one OF
the closest races OF the day Robert w.
Schutte's Bnoch Grehaf1 got second leg
on the cup In the Masters cup event In
the Agricultural Stakes James Renihan.
"Asf oSCN ~ ytdISs~sui Ine large
gallery when his fleet footed pony won
the race against older and moro expert
enced riders in Glass A. There were
numerous other events.
Greenwich society was lSyely repre-
scented at an inaugural organ recital
given In the Second Congregational
Church Monday evening by John Her
mann Loud. One OF the features OF the
program. which Included selections by
many OF tho great composers. was an
Improvisation OF any desired theme. Mr.
Loud has studied with masters OF the
organ I'm Europe and for years has been
organist OF the Harvard Church. Brook
line. Mass. and the famous Park street
Church. Boston. lie Is a member OF the
Royal Guild Of Organists In America.
The organ, which is now one OF the
finest In the country. was recently re-
paired at cost Of nearly $4,000. Cathe-
dral chimes have been added, the gift
OF Halsey w. Kent, Miss Jennie Kent
and Mrs. Lucy Kent Llndstedt