New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Fund Raised by Well KNOW
Women Provides Outing
for Veterans Who Are TAX.
ing Vocational Training
Annual Bal Masque Held
Junior Tennis Tournamens
Will Open on Courts Of
Field Club September s

ing at the Edgewood School here kH
are reconstruction men, taking voca.
tional courses in New York. where
they are stopping ag q club conducted
by Miss Howard. The committee coz.
sists Of Mrs. J. Alden Twachtmau, Mrs
Theodore L. Pomeroy, Mrs. Gordon
Grand, Mrs. Frederic Ewing, Mrs. In
Lewis, Mrs. Clifford D. Mallory, xfs,
w. j. Riley, Mrs. Fl. J. Fisher, Mrs. "a
ward Hodgeman, Mrs, Llewellyn BuA,
Mrs. Emerson R. Newell. Mrs. Alles
Perkins and Mrs. Helen Adams-KelleH
The majority of the veterans commute
daily to New York.
Mrs. John D. Chapman has given the
men free use@of her estate at Round
Island for picnics, and free transports.
ton is provided for them To Island
Beach, as well as bath houses without
charge. The Greenwich Lodge of Elks
is also cooperating with the commit.
tee in entertaining the soldiers.
The annual black and white bsi
masque, held under the auspices Of the
Greenwich Inn Tennis Club at the
Crossways last Friday evening, was one
of the social events of the season.
There were many beautiful costumes
worn by the dancers. After the un.
masking Miss Loretta Corlette, of New
York, gave an exhibition of toe dancing:
Mr.. Earl l.. Biety, guest at the
Lodge for the last two years, who Is
about to gaii7 for Manchester, England,
to make study Of the newly diseoy,
cred method of cotton in the raw, wg
rendered a farewell dinner on Tuesdg
evening. A centerpiece on the tabh
was an immense floral piece represent
ing an ocean liner. The place cards
were also novel and humorous. Tbs
guests inclnded Captain and Nrs
Charles Burnham, Miss Jane Dormaa,
ArthurJ. B. Baliin, Mr.. and Mrs VII
son Goodbody, Earl L. Biety. Miss Ruth
Hawley, Miss Margaret Allen, Fred
erick Clifford and Mrs. Earl osburn.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York are Mrs. R.. J. O'Connell, Miss
O'Connell, MRS. R. H Dana jr., Mrs
Patricia A. jenkins and Mrs. Irving
Smith.
About forty members Of the Green
wich Chamber Of Commerce had
luncheon at the Pickwick Arms Hotel
on Monday. The speaker was Thomas
B. Taylor, chairman of the retail heard
of the Bridgeport Chamber of Gem
Arrivals at the Arms over the weak
end from New York include Mr. and
/ Mrs. E. T. Converse, Miss E. G. Con-
verse, MIR. and Mrs. D. E. Kenney, Mrs
Robert Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
F. W. Kinmon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mason, Miss Elizabeth Darling, Miss
Beatrice Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
81 tterly and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Burton
A junior tennis tournament viii be
begun on the courts of the Field Club
n or1ah hpr and nm GlTlA IN
similar tournament for the older mem
bers will start. One of the big So
ciety events at the club in September
will be q dinner-dance on Saturday
evening, September 9.
Mr.. Paul a. Raymond, of Greenwich,
left here on Wednesday with The
United States pistol team for England
having been selected as captain of the
team which will be entered in the IN
ternational shooting matches overseas.
Mr.. Raymond held the United States
all-around championship in pistol, grny
revolver and rife shooting in 1915
1914, and 1919. The try-out for he
United States team was held at d
marine. camp below Washington re-
Gently, under the auspices If the
United. States Revolver Association.
During the World War Mr. Raymond
was stationed at Camp Perry and
other camps as instructor Of small
arms.
Mrs. Henry L. Cammann is enter
tanning her daughter, Mrs. Y b.
Adams, at the Naples They will re.
main here until after Labor Day.
Lady Theresa Muir Mackenzie, who
is spending the summer at the Pick
wick Arms, has returned from motor
trip with Mrs. Converse Tyler, Of New
York, to Home Farm, Lenox She will
leave there soon for Cape Cod.
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore H. Walworth
are receiving congratulations of thelr
friends on the birth of daughter.
The baby has been christened Barbara.
Mrs. Walworth was Miss Janet War
ford
The Riverside Association has elect.
ed these officers for the ensuing year;
Mr.. Hugh Fox. president; Mr.. Irving
N, Shaw, yice-president; Mr. Reginald
Reynolds secretary, and Miss Georgl-
ana Davids, treasurer.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. N. George
Thompson returned yesterday from 8
trip abroad. On their return they
visited DR.. Thompson's sisters in
Quebec Dr.. Thompson, who is rector
Of Christ Episcopal Church here, was
given years leave of absence u
order TO take a rest. He has been
rector Of the local church twenty-five
years.
Mrs. selwyn Bywatcr aud her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Bywater, sailed
aboard the Majestic last Saturday for
a trip abroad.
Mrs. Ward K. Jones has retained
from a motor. trip to Maine.
Fer the benefit of the Greenwich
House Music School. AZ Rarrow
Street, New York, concert, which was
largely attended by Greenwich and
New Iork society took place at the
home OF Mrs. Elisha r. Cronkaite,
North Street, Tuesday afternoon. Ths
artists were Hugo kortsehak, violiH--
ist; Miss Marion Rous, pianist, and
Mrs. William v. C. RuSton, of Green
wici1, daughter of Mrs. Cronkhite. 50.
prano. Among the women who acted
as patronegses were Mesdames Allen
3. Forbes. Louis ". Dommerich, Ma
thanief Webb. Eugene M. Moore. AZ.
bert kingsbury, Edison r. Jones, clii'
ford .. Mallory, julian w. Curtiss
Lee w, Gibbons, Edward W. Packard
Leonard Dyer, L. R. Whitley, James
Goldmark and Miss Mary B. Ely, Miss
Caroline Ruutz-Rees aud Edwin q
Baker.
Mrs. Cronkhite and Mrs. Henry j
Isoamnlann arranaed the concert.
Miss Airline Vera Panson
5s Engaged to Mr.. Albert