New-York tribune., 1922-09-10
Well Known Women
AT Greenwich Help
Flower Show Plan
Exhibition Will Take Place
September l9, 20 and 2l;
Fifth Annual Community
Fair at Cos Cob TO Open
speosol psspatcn to 7ns rrseune


GREENWICH, Conn, Sept. 9.--Many
prominent women are interested in
flower show to be held at tho Y. M. C.
A here on September 19, 20 and 81.
The proceeds will be equally divided
between the Greenwich Hospital,
United Hospital, Port Chester, New
York and the Garden clubs Of Green
wich, Riverside and Rye, N. Y. The
Fairfield and Westchester Horticul-
make the affair success. The
dahlia will have the place of honor,
but prizes will be offered in all classes.
Among the donors are Mines. w. L.
Gray, Theodore Smith, c. T. Wills, A.
Runk, S. F. Pryor, W. F. Decker, Basil
Harris, A. G. Gwynne, Louis j. Snyder,
j. r. Steers, H. Mcdonnell, e. d.
Pouch, j. Butler jr. and r. Benning-
ham.
Among the patrons and patronesses
Gsas sss4s. G 4 BaH1oa Msey Edgar 4 f + 1sgss Price,
Robert Mallory, I. r. Cole. II. L.
Hotchkiss, II. E. Montague, j. Sherman
Wight, Noyes Pomeroy, Hobart J. Park,
Clinton L. Lutkins, Herbert Hanan,
A. H. Wiggin and G. P. Wheeler, Mr..
James III. Perkins, Mr.. A. l.. Warthen
jr. and Mr.. Frederick K. Rupprecht.
The fifth annual community fair of
the Cos Cob Community Association,
tumn, will take place in the Cos Cob
school building Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September IA, 15 and 16.
On the closing night there will be
community dance.
In the auditorium will be collection
of fine arts, pictures, curios, souvenirs
of American history, OF wars, of Euro
pean history, handicraft and an exhibit
Of lace and Paisley shawls. Down
stairs in the gymnasium will be the
horticultural exhibit, including vege-
tables, flowers and fruits, with special
exhibits by children. Friday evening
Mrs. James Mcknight, of New York,
will give dramatic recital, with mo-
baby show will be a feature.
Yesterday afternoon a card party was
held at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
under the auspices Of Putnam Fill
Chapter, d. A. r. Society was largely
represented. Mrs. Helen Adams Kel-
lev and Miss Jennie Kent arranged the
card party, and were assisted by Mrs.
A. ". Pillsbury, Mrs. Charles Flower,
Mrs. Richard Outwater and Mrs. Ed
ward Sandreuter.
The inn will close on September Us,
but the lodge will remain open until
October /.
The Pickwick Arms Hotel here was
so overcrowded over the week end and
holiday that many guests had to be
turned away. The attendance at the
weekly dance last Saturday night was
the largest Of the season.
Among the arrivals we're Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony Campagna, Mrs O. Cam
pagna, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving E. Burdick,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Dunlap. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. K. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs g.
Evanienks, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T..
Guilford, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Connell,
Mrs. June C. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Diamond, Miss Mary j. Thomas,
Miss Clara Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem r. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Roadway and Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. At
water, all of New York.
Mr.. Henry Dayton, Of Belle Haven,
eighty-eighth birthday. Mr.. Dayton is
O descendant Of an old and prominent
family here. He is the oldest COM
road and the oldest living member Of
the Second Congregational Church
here. He has commuted to and from
New York daily for the last thirty-six
years, being engaged in the Insurance
Lusiness In the metropolis. He is still
hale and hearty. This evening q num-
her of friends gathered at HIS home to
help him celebrate. He is known hera
as 1.-THE Father Of the Greenwich
Schools" having served on the town
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