The New York herald., 1922-01-22

Concert Is Held
in Greenwich for
Lanier Camp Fund
Miss Mason and Edwin Grasse.
Blind Violinist, the Artists
Social Notes.

Spsosds DssposcA 60 The NEW Yesx AmArn
GREpNwIcn, Conn, Jan. Sir-A large
audience attended q Joint concert given
by Miss Greta Mason, soprano. and
Edwin Grasse. blind vioiinist at tho
Havemeyer auditorium last evening for
the Sidney Lanier Camp fund. MiE
Mary Lanier. a granddaughter OF the
late Sidney Lanier. the poet. was chair
man OF the committee The patronssses
were Mines. Lunsford r. Yandelis
Charles D. Lanier. Henry Schwars.
Stephen W. Pratt. Garrett o. Pier. Ed
ward Morris. George Lauder. James Il.
Perkins. E'rederick K Rupprecht ana
Edwin B. Close. and Miss Katherine
Keen.
Among tho boxhoiderS for the enter.
tainment to be given at the Havemeyer
Auditorium next Wednesday evening
for the Victory -demorial Fund Buildin
In Washington are Mines. William It.
Rockefeller. william A Rockefeller
Bailey vanderhoef. Howard Fisher. l..
! Richards and A. B. Fee Miss Ruth
Draper OF New York will give pro-
gram OF monologues Miss Gail Treat is
chairman OF the fund committee In Con-
necticut and Greenwich. Mrs. Julian
w. Curtiss is chairman OF the entertain
| ment committee.
Skating is a popular winter sport Off
dirt tennis courts have been flooded and
afford an ideal pond for skating. The
final supper and dance Of the season
was held at the club last Saturday
night Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Marshal c. Bacon. Mr.. and
Mrs George L. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs
Clavin i'ruesdale. Mr.. and Mrs Colby
M. Chester. Jr.; Mr.. Charles Walker.
Mrs. F. w. Lincoln, Mrs. Hugh w. jack
| William RnCEafel-
Ter. Miss Mary Lanier Messrs George
Helme. Theodore e. Blake and Clement
! Cleveland, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II,
Page, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Whittiesey,
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Grand and Mr.
George f. Dominick. On Monday even
ing Mrs. Walter Gibson entertained
about forty Of her friends at d. iper
and dance. Mrs. Arthur w. Y1inp cave
dance at the club to-piRh'
! At the annual meeting or the Green
wich Council, Boy Scouts Of America.
Inc. held on Tuesday evening, Mr. Mel
Morrow Ladd was neglected Is president.
Mr. Ogden Minton was elected 81 ate
man of the finance committee to spo-
ceed Mr.. Percy A. Rockefener, who re-
mains on the council DR.. Carl n. Mar
tin was reelected vice-pres'dent and
Robert l.. Chamberlain treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Highet. who
have been stopping at The Naples. have
gone to Three Oaks, Atlanta. Ga, for
ihe winter
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Decker OF
Rock Ridge have moved to their city
home. 1870 East Sixty-seventh street,
| New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Sterling OF
Rrookrdge Drive are being congratu-
lated on tho birth Of second son at
the Greenwich Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Young have
closed their home at Bruce Park and
gone to Honolulu.
The first of q series Of receptions 10
be- given by the Public Educational Az
sociatton of Greenwich for the principals
and teachers In both the public and pri-
vate schools OF the town was held al
the Field Club last Thursday afternoon
The object OF these social events is te
enable the principals and teachers of the
town to become better acquainted with
one another. The committee Of arrange
ments consisted OF Mrs. Coulter D. Huy-
Ter, chairman: Mrs. Charles ID. Lanier
Mrs. Gordon Grand. Mrs. Bradles
Stoughton, Mrs. E. c. Andrews, Mrs.
Edith Duane Peck, Mrs. Emerson II.
Newell. Mrs Hugh II. Fox, Mrs
Roger S. Baldwin, Mira James II
Perkins. Mrs Frederick K Repprecht
Mrs Eben Shaw and Mrs. Alden Twacht
man. Tea was poured by Mrs. Gordon
Grand and Mrs. Frederick c. Bursch. a
similar reception will be held each monti
during the school year.