New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Masonic Club Ball
At Greenwich To Be
Mid.Winter Feature
Holiday Dance at Field
Club Attracts Society and
Many Plan TO Attend
Oralorio at Port Chester
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Covcrnor CHARLES A Tcmplcton and
his rfaf will attend. as vol az senate,
Trrk I. Wilder. grand master q
Nssons in Connecticut. and hiA .ial,
besides other notablcs from NeN ''''
state and Conr-cflcu- 81,
Dr. PAR ,. schofeld is chairman o.
tho general committee oi
merits. and ne viii BE- assisted y -
q ". Hummel and Mr.. Henry hltsh
There will be numerous suDeouiin''-
tees. ... ,f tbs
One of fhe big society events on ~,
sosson was the holiday dance elfe" =.
tbc Field Club "wednesday evening lv' W
fhe benefit of tho Emily Bruce ons'.t,
bome FOR babies here. Many on ~
yourr peoplc. who arr home IIoll ~.
i.rel and schools. attended, as "e,, p
- r~rt residents or the town. Ni
ws-g Tsnicr was in charge OF in'
dance --.-s Wsr.
a.rass Seorge F Vincent bdWaTa
psetsrd John French. CALVIN I'f1 m
J.fs George Lauder. Cnarle, 80,
Ts,i.r ". Herbert Wiley Aire,oi ,.l- D'.
- c,,tb Colby n. Chester
crortbi,e. James II Pcrkns. w +,
-, uodre Hugh (. leighton, ~
- x Ruppreeht. Frederic W ~
eair Alfred l.. Ferguson lhomas r.
Cts5bourr,. John McE. Bowman -. ~
$500 Uc,rv Fletcher. Fred d. bon.
...on Trenholm H. Marshall. bunsiorq
vsrdell. +. Bailey Nanoefhoe
c,o-ge " Dawson. Walter !. h,gh,te,I'
u..-y echwarz. william 2. marnie'
hicrsnser Dommsrich. George Nous
-, Aired 6. Ki1Csbury, william p
uo,cEcn. 3 Harris Nichols. George
eis,vson Charles p Rowland, James T.
Csrtor and Reginald Brirey
Another dance was held ~ the elun
,,d.r fbs auspicer o. the Junior
Tesgne Tor the benefit Of the Greenwich
nav Nursery iost Saturday night
,..S,cb vas largely attended hy society
foits Miss Katherine Pomtroy wa.
chairman of the committee 100 chsfge OF
Tire Seld club has been transformied
i-to veritahle fairyland for the holi-
dsv season. The decoratione were lh
ebsvge or Miss Mary Lanicr, Mrs. Hugo
Tei~hton and Mrs. John Hchrou. han}
social events have taken place - tne
club during the last week
On Tuesday evening ne Junior aailo
took place. So which many OF tne
Younger members Of the eluo wefe
present. Mrs Charles u. Lanief' Mt..
George L. storm and Mrs. j. 7. soutter
we're the committee IN ehA"ge o. tne
dance. u
Adams snd Mrs. F. IL Keen gave
dance ~ the club. This evening the
annual New Ycar't Eve dance OF ine
elub takes place. Mr. snd Mrs. 7 H.
Nichols will give a New Years dance
A. The club Tor about hundred mem
bers OF the younger set -
Many Greenwich people are planr lns
20 attend the rendition o. hanael (,
Orssorio. the "Messiah.' which VIII
be- given in the high school auditorium.
Port Chester. under The auspices ol
ne Port Chester Chorai Club, on me
evening OF January 4. The soloist', All
from the Brick Presbyterian Church
Fiftb Avenue. New York, viii be Nine.
louise Hubbard. soprano; Mrs. NeFaaa
Van der Vser. contraltoi hr. kieharn
Crooks. tenor, and Mr. Fred fnitonl.
bsrvtone Mrs. Frederic G. studWsl sll
wili be the accompanist, assisted by
tyrentv-fve pieces from the Ncw or
Symphouy Orchestra. Ar. Frederic T.
studusn. BARITONE soloist o. the see
ord Congregational Church, Greenwich
Il the conductor. A number Of Green
wieh singers will take part IN me enor-
"a. which will comprise about eighiy
S.vsr before has the Christmas
,nirit seemed 80 prevalent here Hs dur
ing the last week. The largest numoet
of persons who have ever attended .
community carol service assem- biea
about the Christmas tree which had
beer erected at the triangle In front o.
the postofice Sunday evening a. ?
o'clock and sang Christmas carols, lea
bv Dr. Carl T.. Martin, supervisor OF
music in the Greenwich public schools.
and A quartet Of horns. Two hundred
members OF Christ Episcopal Church
with lighted torches, marched in
body from the church 20 the tree
There we're over 500 present.
The service was arranged by Green
wich Council Boy Scouts OF America
% which Mr. Mel Morrow Ladd 70
president. Dr.. Douglas A. Milward
scout executive. was chairman Of tho
general committee. The tree was made
T
oral public-Epirited citizens
About 800 kiddies we're made happy
last Saturday afternoon in the Town
Hall, q delightful Christmas party hav-
ing been arranged by the Greenwich
Social Service League, the Catholic
Welfare League, the Department Of
Health Welfare Station and the school
nurses
There was a Christmas tree and Mrs.
Joseph F. Steegmuller as Santa Claus
distributed toys and dolls a. we'll as
candies and oranges 20 the little folk
AZ the Emily Bruce Shelter, a home
for babies here, Miss Mary Laricr
made the little tots happy By srrsng.
ing a Christmas party Sunday after
noon. Miss Daisy VI. Miner a. Santa
Claus gave each baby a gift, together
with candies and oranges. There are
/ about nineteen babies in the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Highot. OF The
/ Naples, will sail on the Rcsolute Jan.
uary for a trip around the world
Mrs. John da Silva, o. Dublin Road
and her son, John, have returned from
an eighteen months trip abroad Most
Of their time was spent In Biarritz ard
Portugal
! Mr. and Mrs. Leslie p. sehauTer. oi
Highland Park. arrived Sunday n
/ spend the holiday season with wrr
I schaufier's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ?. n
Keen, Of Dublin Road
For the Slayback-MiltenbeYger wed.
ding IN New York on January 8 a nun.
Der OF Miss Slaybacks Greenwich
friendf will act az attendants. Mis-,
Ethel Hayes. Of Belle Haveni Nis,
Dorothy Thompson. Miss Virgins
sterry. Miss Josephine Flood. Ms,
Julia Stanley and Miss Marjorie Late
daughter % Governor Everett J. LAX,
Or Connecticut. viii b. bridesmaids
Mrs. Abbott Post. formerly Miss Nor.
row, who was married in Greenwich
September ?, will be matron Of honor.
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