New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

tory. The Lodge will remain open for
guests who desire to remain until later
In the season.
Among the New York arrivals at the
Inn over the week end and early this
week were Mrs w. J. Landers, Miss
n. c. Haggerty. Mrs. J. W. Speyer,
Miss Leona Mccarthy, Miss May c.
Mccarthy and Mrs. h. G.. Reid and
daughter.
Arrivals from New York at the Pick
wick Arms Hotel over the week end in
clude: Miss May Dickson, of the Plaza
Hotel; Mrs. p. L. Atwafer, Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Rodway, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L..
Hastings, Mr. and Mrs, II. Il. Lehene,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buttenwieser and
Miss Gertrude Buttenwieser.
Bridge parties on Tuesday and Thurs
day of this week, with motion pictures
Thursday and Saturday evenings, were
the principal attractions for the large
number of guests at the Eagewood Inn.
are: Mr.. and Mrs. d. Banks, Miss
Banks, Miss Gene Banks, Miss f. Down,
Mrs. j. j. Brookpan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H..
Halloran, c. L. sDeeves. G.. A. Parker,
Colonel ]. A. Crates, Mrs Charles
Bachelor and the Misses Emma and
Rosie Bachelor and Frank Zerge, all
of New York City.
The dance given for the benefit of
the Greenwich Social Service League at
the Greenwich Country Club last Fri
day evening was brilliant society
event. There were a number of din
ners during the evening. Mrs Ernest
g, Wills was chairman of the general
committee and she was assisted by Mrs.
~ al
and Miss Ruth Wills. A number Of
The officers of the league are: Mr..
Robert S. Chamberlain, president; Mr..
Alfred Gilbert Smith, vice president;
Mr.. George f. Brush, treasurer, and
Mrs. James E. Quan, secretary. Mrs.
William A. Stevens is general secretary
of the league, The league maintains a
clinic in Glenville, where cases are
taken care of by DR.. John A. Clarke and
the league nurse. Last year the league
supplied eggs and milk to fifty-one del
icate children in the way Of anti-tuber-
culosis work; while seventyfve fam
lilies applied for help because of unem-
ployment, desertion, non-support and
illness.
Another society event which at
tracted many of the prominent women
Oh Ine town was Drldge ana OUo
given at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
last Friday afternoon for the benefit
of Putnam Hill Chapter, D. A. R., from
which over $500 was realized. The
committee in charge consisted Of Mrs.
Helen Adams Kelley, chairman; Mrs.
Richard Outwater, treasurer; Miss
Jennie Kent, Mrs. A. " Pillsbury, Mrs
Edward o. Sandreuter and Mrs. Charles
Flower.
Miss Muriel Oakes, daughter of Mrs.
Edward w. Packard, of North Maple
Avenue. and Mr.. Louis Buxton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston r. Buxton, are
playing important roles for a new
moving picture entitled The Lap of
Luxury" produced by the Tuttle and
Waller Film Guild, the scenes Of which
are being taken off Island Beach, the
popular Greenwich resort, formerly
known as Little Captains Island, on
Long Island Sound. Glenn Hunter, the
well-known movie actor, who is
stopping at the Pickwick Arms, is the
heroine. Three-masted schooner yachts,
including the Pep, owned by Commo-
dore William Hamlin Childs, as we'll
as Mr.. Russell A. Cowles's houseboat,
figure in the scenes. The scenario was
written by Mr.. Frank P. Tuttle. of
Greenwich, and Mr. Townsend Martin.
Mrs. Coulter D. Huyler is in Ashe-
Vile, N. G.
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