The New York herald., 1922-06-18
Greenwich Society
Ayranges 'Follies'
in Aid of Hospital
Debutantes to Take Part in
the Extravaganza-Notes
of Resort.

season here will be The
= Greenwich Folies." an ex-
travaganza of 1929, to be presented in
the Havemeyer Auditorium on the
evenings of June 20. 80 and July for
the benefit of the Greenwich Hospital.
Hundreds of prominent men and
women as well as debutantes of the
season will take part in the big
kirmess, which will be staged and pro-
duced under the direction of Miss Lila
Agnes Stewart of New York.
The several dances and chaperons
will be as follows: Fairyland, Mines.
Ralph G.. Coburn, Marshall c. Bacon
and James r. Soutter; Greek Dance,
Mines. Frederick w. Lincoln and
David M. Look; Oriental Dance, Mines.
w. v. c. Ruxton, H. Rudolph Kun
hardt and Sherbourne; Old English
Dance, Mines. II. d. Cheever, J. T.
Weir and William Hodge; Russian
Dance, Mines. G. c. st. John, George
w. Dawson, A. c. Hencken and Sam
uel Pryor; Chauve Souris (wooden
soldiers), Mrs. Frederick X. Rup-
precht and Col r, B. Baker; Pierrots
and Pierettes, Mines. George d. Baron,
George Arents, Jr., and Dean Clark;
Flappers, Mines Frederick X. CASTOR
and w. b. Sewell: Apache, Mines. H.
DE Soto Beales and G.. l.. Redmond:
Tango, Mines. Harold Stone and T..
Payson Hatch and Mrs. Herbert;
Radio. Mines. Frederick w. Lincoln
and William A. Rockefeller.
Members of the Cast.
Mr.. Julian w. Curtiss will take the
role of Henry VII, and others who
will have prominent parts are Misses
Gwendolyn Gray, Barbara Hatch, Marie
j. Leary, Dorothy Thompson, Adele
Thompson. Virginia Sterry, Polly
Sewell, Dorothy Quinn, Winifred Croft,
Eleanor Croft and Ethel Hays, Messrs.
Berry Underhill, Martin Quinn, Jr.. and
Frederick Easton. Mrs. Henry Dear
born, Mrs. u. Dimon Bird. Mrs. Kun
hardt. Mrs. w. v. G.. Ruxton. Mrs.
Julian Bishop and Mrs. John Heffron.
Miss Hatch. who has Mr.. Frederick N.
Nichols as her partner, will wear the
same gown as that worn by Lillian
Gish In David w. Grifflth's orphans of
the Storm"
One of the features, Of which Mrs.
Rudolph Kunhardt is chaperon will be
the animated advertisements in which
young women will represent foodstuffs
sold by some of the leading houses In
the country. Among those who will
perform the roles are Mrs. William A.
Rockefeller Misses Mary Neaton, Kath-
crime Lauder. Ann Seton, Emily lin
coin. Polly Lincoln, Katherine Pomeroy
and Gwendolyn Gray. Mines. Henry
Steers. Edwin 3. Close, Julian Bishop.
John Heffron, Sherbourne Prescott.
Weld NJ. Stevens and William v. c.
RuXton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Binney. Jr. Of
Rocklyn. Sound Beach here, have gone
to South Dakota, where he will take a
course of field study In geology. under
the direction of the University of Iowa,
preparatory to taking a post graduate
course in geology and chemistry at
Yale. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Potter and
daughter. Miss Ruth Potter, left on
Wednesday for their summer home in
Enfield, Mass. Their residence on
North street here has been rented to
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mora Dawson of New
York
Mrs. James Bryce gave luncheon at
the Sound Beach Golf and Country Club
Friday for Mrs. Avery McDougall OF
New York. The guests included Mrs.
Il. Poillon. Mrs. Irving Washington, Mrs.
Caroline Bogart and Miss Gladys Wash
ington.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Eleanor Hathaway Per-
kins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Handasyd Perkins of the Dublin road
here. and Mr.. Franklin Eddy Parker,
Jr, which will take place on Wednesday,
juno 2s. at West Brother Farm, the
home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Brewster and
the Misses Jean and Virginia Brewster
have moved to the Pickwick Arms Hotel,
where they will remain until July 1,
when they will 70 to Old Fort Inn at
Kennebunkport, Me-. for August. Their
home in Lenox Drive has been rented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slayback.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wallis Gibbons and
their children have gone to kennebunk-
port, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Woodruff have
rented their home on Old Church road to
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Pell of New
York. who have spent previous summers
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zion III. ffooker nave
moved from their home at 235 East
Torty-eighth street New York, to their
Greenwich place in Rock Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Chadbourne.
who recently arrived from New York at
their home. East Brother. have as their
guest for the month of June her mother,
Mrs. Holbrook Curtis of New York.
Arrivals at the Hotels.
Arrivals at The Naples include Mr..
end Mrs. Walter Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Moore, Miss Frances o. Eidlits,
Mrs E. f. Eidlits. Ernest Il. Eidlts. Mr..
and Mrs Walter Graves. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Harvey. Miss Anna B Smoller
and George Converse. New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph a. Welsh. Thomas
Mason and family, George 7. STAIRS of
brooklyn Mrs. G. w. Dyer, Cambridge,
Mass. ]. II. Parks, Jr.. Long Branch.
~ j.. William Corleu and wife. Bridge
mort Miss E;:.saveth Kellogg. Water
bury James Carey. Ardmore. Pa. Mrs.
George S. Munson, Philadelphia, and
cspt Edward S. Jackson. L. S. N. New
port. r. T.
pickwick Arms--Mr and Mrs. J. G.
r'horne, Mr.. and Mrs. Bull Holden, Ben
iamin Holden, Mrs. A. T. Whutteck.
Frank A. Thompson, Miss Elizabeth A.
Thompson Mrs. Elizabeth u. Bruch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Mulvey. Mr.. and