New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Minstre! Shows
Hold Attention
Of Greenwich Set
Volunteer Firemcn fc Give
Performance Next Week.
and Society Persons Aid:
Elks Lo d ge Plans One
spectai ptxratch 20 The rrsbure

GREENWICH. Conn, Feb. 1s.-
Many prominent persons of the town
will appear in big minstrel show,
to be given by the Amogeronc Fire
Company at the Havemeyer Audito
rum next Thursday and Friday
evenings. One OF the special features
will bc the lady ends, the Misses
Helen Haggerty, Helen Flynn. Flor
ence Klumpp and Mary Fairfield The
other ends Will be Harry Martin.
Walter Newton. George Merritt and
Frank feck. Joseph GoldscAmidt will
be nteriocutor.
The specialties will include dane
ing ard singing act by Miss Laura
Moore and Guy Lent; the Harmony
Iour. Charles b. Young ". s. NJ.
Fiske Andrew Mitcholl and James I.
MacKay, and Fred Fox. in p "single."
William W:ld.ng. head of the Aranac
Club in Herrison. and former Judge
Charles b. YOUNG, Of Harrison. arc
coaching the numbers Of the cast.
There will he forty in the chorus.
The Amogerone Fire Company IS q
volunteer organization. and many So
ciety men and women Of the town are
lending their support IN the purchas-
ing Of tickets.
nitv Association, one Of the hive or
garizations in the community, staged
and produced minstrel al which more
than $500 was realized. The end parts
were taken by Herman Oppe, Herman
Oppe ir.. Claude Narian. Leonard
Clarke. and the Misses Priscilla Wright,
Kathryn Robinson, Pr ella Crosby
end Lester Peck and William Johnson.
Other soloists were George +. Brush,
William Johnson. James Kent, Arthur
Milne, Miss Jennie Spezanno and Miss
Schwab. Of STAN ord. DR.. @. D. Flana-
gan was interlocUtOr.
Early in May Greenwich Lodge of
Elks Will give minstrel performance
The Elks are negotiating fer new
home here and the proceeds Will be
devoted to that fund
The second dramatic performance Of
the Fairfield Players, which is com
posed Of number Of society people
OF the town, VIII take place the lat
ter part 0 March The committee in
charge consists Of Mr. + c. Andrews,
ton. Mrs. Guy Carl oton, Mrs. Eu.th
Duane Peck Mr. Mar III l-Brown.
Mrs. Linwood Taft. Mrs William +. Hall
and Mrs Alfred Morrcl. Those selected
for the parts n the three plays. The
Very Naked Boy" "The Clod' and The
Man mo Married Dumb Wife, are
Mrs r. Norman Scott Mrs w Herbert
Wiley and Mr.. Guy Carleton. tho
Misses Lucy McNicol, Ann Lee. Marion
Peck, Gladys Bang, Helen Schwarz,
Edith Burnett Ieccl q Peek. Les ie
Healey and Marie Welmar and pr. W.
II. Hills. II. II. Jessup, Jacob Stahl,
A. R. Loveridge, ". L. Major, Guy
Carleton James Graham. Charles Clark.
Edward Hunter and Ralph Griswold.
Members OF Putnnm IIiN Ch0~ter,
y. A. r., gave q reception for Lombard
Post, c. A r. last Saturday afternoon
in the historic Putnam cottage. There
were eight Civil War veterans present,
besides delegafi rs from Norwalk
Stamford and New Canaan chapters
In the absence Of the recent OF the
local chapter. Mrs. Howard D. Ross,
who was Ill. Mrs Andrew ! ok the
vice-regent. presided: Rev. Or. II. a..
Hosmer, pastor tire tIIst z -esbyter-
ian church here, gave an address on
Lincoln, and Miss Happy Potter sang
patriotic numbers. Many prominent
women OF the town. WHO are mem bers
of the chapter, were present. On Mon
day the local chapter held open house"
all day at the Putnam cottage, there be-
ing a number Of Greenwich and out OF
town visitors.