New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Greenwich Riding
Association Gathers
At Hunt Breakfast
40 Attend Affair 81, D;ns,..
town Road Home of Mr..
George Harpell Storm.
Field Club Supper Dame
speesa, Dsepusea 10 n. r..,,.


GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. ga
hanG breakfast was given by Mr. ~,
Mrs. George Harpell Storm AZ ss.;. ae
home on Dingletewn Road last ss.ss' ..s,'
day for members Of the Greenwicb pi5
ing Association and their san;I.aos is.o'
About forty huntsnen met in the e..sss r,as.'
ing at 8 o'clock near the North Grsss-
wich Church. A drag led the hasss 49,. J.
end horses at the end Of the Az sass ns' :
the Storms estate, where the ~ ~.
and green coats made q pictu,sspa,nnss p,ns
scene for the crowd os soc;ety s.Is'
gathered on the lawn. -s'A
Among the recent arrivals =. ..
Pickwick Arms Hotel, a numss, S.s ~
whem will remain for the winter .,s. :,
Mr. Charles Ingram, Miss Marv A.. A.
Iaide Ingram, Mrs. George A. gstr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s ys4aa ms
and Mrs. s. Ferguson, Mr.. ana W.
+. Z. Ward, Miss L. II. Hodyens. Ne ~
and Mrs. Russell A.. Cowles r.ss.i. 81
cowies, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Armssssss ss.,s,s
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Thompson VI, s aa9
Mrs. L. T. Schenck, Miss Claire srb.rss u
Mrs. Charles S. Keliog, Mrs " Wsa
Eiroy and party, Mrs. Frank Davis sra
son. Miss Mary Thomas, all Of Ssw s
York. ." VI "eW
a supper dance at the Field cIub .o-
night was attended by over 100 nav.
bers OF the club and their friends n,
Iiiton, who is stopping with Nv rio,'
Il. Hooker and family herr gava
large dinner before the dance W,,s
Helen Hooker. daughter Of NJ arS
Mrs. Elon n. Hooker, who Il tsnn,s us
champion in women's singles ap .so
club, now rates ninth in national sen-
mis- ranks.
The scout troops here under .hs
jurisdiction Of the Greenwich Cousssj
observed the anniversary Of Theedors
hooseyeIt's birthday yesterday WITH
special programs.
At the meeting Of the Travel cIra
heid IN the Y. NJ. C. A. last Friday az
efnson, Mr.. Robert s. Yard, secretary
OF the National Parks Assocsssicr.
made an appeal to ali presen. 10 ne
their influence to prevent deseefatsoa
OF the national parks Of the eornsrv
by the encroachments OF business en-
terprises that are persistentiy endeay-
oring to get authority TO utilize the
national resources Of those reservea.
His association has been resisting
LGoSC VI be 4OE WEI tNlEe YEATS.
Many interesting lantern slides we're
shown in connection with the lecture.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held at the residence Of Mrs, Nathan
iei Webb, Brookside Drive, Friday, No
venber 8.
The Greenwich Dancing Club under
the auspices of the Womens Club o.
Greenwich will hold the frst Of o
series of monthly dances in the Town
Hall next Tuesday evening. It viii be
Halloween dance. Mrs. Albert e.
Taylor is chairman Of the committee
and her assistants are Mrs. Georges
Vanderhoof jr., Mrs. Curtis Fields, Mrs,
Henry Hoyt and Mrs. Guy Csrleter.
Miss Camille Taschner, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Taschner, Of Green
wich, will become the bride Of Nj.
William Albinus on November 2. ana
on the same day Miss Marguerite u.
Miner, of Greenwich, will be married
to Kingsley Newman. The Rev. Dr.. 7.
A. Hosmer, pastor Of the Presb tefisn
Church, will ofEciate at the former
ceremony and the latter wedding will
take place in ST. Mary's r. c. Church,
the Rev. F. J. Murphy officisting.