New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Bewitching Acts
OF FoI!ies Of 1922
Dazzle Greenwich
Animated Advertisements
ms Presented b. Young
Society Women Regarded
ns One Of Shows Features

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GREENWICH, Corn, July !. ~
.iement rcigns here this week over
The Greenwich Foliicr ~ 1872 pee
.cr,od by local society 'or tho benefit
u the Greenwich llospi.a. The per-
ormanccs opened on Thufsd1y evening
and were continued last night n1a 20
night with a matinee this afternoon.
Hundreds Of society people. including
many dcbu'ar,cs. who have appeared
IN New York benefits. are taxing Part
N he several dances md other spc-
tinltics.
One Of the features - 'he Fo,lies
vas the animated advert scmoDts, IN
which Young society women reprcscnt-'
ed Greenwich business houses. Mss
Barbara Hatch and Mr. Frederick Nich-
ois. In minuct dance. wore costumes
oancd by David " Griffith. which we've
lscd by Lillian Glsh and Morgan Wal
nee in "Orphnrs Of the storm. Julian
". Curiiss, a. Henry VIII. appeared ~
he same costume rs that worn by Ign
Harding in the motion picture produc.
aon OF that play. and Ms. T.. II. Bro
wore the samc costume as DID A.n
,nl.yn in that production. Mrs. II.
4
y Russia was one % tho most magnif-
IN, ever seen on tho proics'ionai Or
.raatcur stage. Mrs. Colby ". Chester
n. plnycd the role a. Queen Elizabeth.
n the radio dance, IN which Nisa
Marie J. Lcary had the leading role.
mere was panorama curtain OF c1o'h
nd gold.
Among the dances were the Russian
,lappcrs, Greek ma.dens. iHiry.and %
ballet. rustic minuot dc Fioic. pierio' 5
,nd pierrcttcs. da.cc ApschH ana
wooden soldiers. a popularity voting
contest was conducted each nignt for
nc best dance, ~ charge o. pr. George
T.. Vincent. Nr Joseph III. hcHi ana
others. Trc ?ickwicN Arms iiotel
served special dinner oil three nlgnts'
followed by ocprrr anil dan"1F.
Among the boxroidefs were Dos
danes r. D.mon rirA. flocr' -
Hcncscn, Jcremi1n Militant ,o.ny y.
Chester jr. walter Tcorio' A"on D.
Forbes. Horace l.. NaAlng9n, J.. y.
Curtiss. George Baron. Charles aM.,a-
crs, George II. ryachoa. DIn.'Ny pill
bank. Horace T YOUNG. G. Noita How
ard. william C.. Rockefeller Tyler l..
Rcdnclo. Henry j. Ia1p.'s' 81, = ora
y. Mallory. George lauder j.. Joan
4. Toppinr. Luxe Vincent LocH"oo4'
william HODGE, Horrr q H.ects' D.
Duran, Chceycr. Nlllm .i.ni'ii
Chi.ds. Martin !. or..n. Iheofo-c =.
Pomc-oy. George ". payiscn. A,il1a
+. Cronkhi,c. Leslie e. brace. J. 4. g.
Smith. Edward W. Packard, J..ss caro-
Inc RuU.z Rccs and others.
Mrs. Allen b. Fc'b"s was chairman
Of the general committee.
MIS- Sarah Harmed kissar. drir1-
ter - sir. and Mrs. Nilmot Henry
K.s.-n. 81 Greenwich. forr'c.lN o.
Clcvoiard. Ohio. w1s married % -
tain Ifsi.c Iicrcrrf fhrrles a ~ Nf:
and Mr. Robert ElTigni Charles, 81
Greenwich and Lori"7. L'~''n'. ~
noon m Chris. FL sc,pa' tnr.en n'.'
last Saturday. Inc Ntr. Z. J. ..et-
,hcw'. acting rector OK .'ia'e'' '',.
Charlotte ". Hawkins. .. -od'.
Orange. =. J.. W, ma. - ho"os, "'.'
Miss Charlotte G. Merritt ~ Orrr
~birs was brlGosma q. Captain Arthur
= wilson. ri Hsrt.orl. vas hf-t mar.
4 welding hr,akias. followed the cerc-
monv A. the Ed~owood Inn Tho wef-
ding cako was made b. fte brides
cunt. Mrs. Robert ". Gr!@th kimoor-
tor. Of Chester. P. VINO also made
,ho wcGGin- cake fer her sister, Mfss.
Nissan. TIE bride Gu; the cake Win
tho sword when the bridegroom car
rod through the Void War. 70 wo'e
his Uniform Of tie Roya! innisA!ilins
Fusi.iers.
Society was well represented a.
Grand courcu hcld ~ De W.nton. The
estate o. Mr. Ernest Thompson seton
,sst Sunday .gh, 4 br.llicn. dramatic
performance was given hy Mrs. Julia
II Bu.trec and her Woodcraft Gir.s
Il Port Chester. in the council ring. q
feature o. which was tho presentation
az .tc orcre'ta "Hiawatha.' during
which songs were sung by Miss Rose
Usdausky. Russian girl. There were
also woodland and other dances. IS
wcll as new songs introduced. Mrs.
But.roe and Chief Seton presided a,
tire council. nature scout reports be-
inc given ard other business trans
acted.
Nr. and Mrs. Seton entertained a.
dinner earlier In the evening Nr. John
Kinesbury. head Of the Milbank Foun-
dation. who is the new vice president
OF the Woodc-sst League OF America.
ard mis- wife: also Mr. and Mrs. ". Y.
Crawford. of Greenwich; Mr. Zion II.
Hooker. Of Greenwich and New York.
treasurer OF the Woodcraft League Of
America. and Mrs. Hooker, Miss Ann
Seton. DAUGHTER Of Mr. and Mrs. Seton,
and her fance. Mr.. Hamilton Cottler.
Of searsdale. y. Y. and Miss Glass. OF
New York City, who with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kingsbury motored hero from the
metropolis.
The annual invitation golf tourra-
rrent OF the Greenwich Country Club
will be held on the club course on July
10. IA ard Is. Entries close on Tuesday,
July II. The greens committee con-
si.ts OF Mr. James T. Soutter, chair
mar: Mr. Julian W. Curtiss. Mr. II.
Arnold Jackson and Mr. Henry J. Top
ping. Some OF the foremost golf play
crs In the country will play.
The engagement, Of Miss Margaret
Wood o. Addison, y. Y, 20 DR.. Joseph
D. Kelly Of New York. Is announced.
The wedding will take place on Au-
gust 3 at Miss Woods home. Miss
Wood Is teacher in White Plains.
For .wo years she was associated with
the English department Of TIE Green
wieh High School Her sister. Miss
Catharine Wood. OF the English de-
par,ment Of the local high school, gave
a tea at the Pickwick Arms Hotel re-
Gently. when the engagement was an
nounecd.
Mr.. ard Mrs Winchester Fitch have
bookcd pnssare on the Olympic and
will spend the summer abroad visiting
ENGLAND. France and Italy. Mrs. John
d. Barrett and her sons. John D. Bar.
ret. jr. and c. Redngton Barrett will
sail for England aboard the Maure-
,ania. Mrs. Thomas 3. Fielder and her
scr, Thomas q Fielder jr. wi /! soon
sail on the Paris Cor England. Dir.
Fielder will Join them later.