The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Greenwich to Have
a Charity Concert
and Bridge Soon
Former Affair Scheduled for
Tuesday and Latter Sept. .
Arrivals Near There.

S1ecsoI Dispatch to THE NEw YORK HERALp.
GREENWICH, Conn. Aug. ga con-
cert will be given at the home OF Mrs.
Elisha p. Cronkhite on next Tuesday
afternoon. The artists win be Hugo
Kerstchak. the Austrian vic.inist; Mario
Rous, violinist. and Mrs. William V. c.
Ruxton OF Greenwich, the soprano. The
proceeds will so to the Greenwich House
Music School at "A Barrow street. New
York. Mrs. Henry L. Camman Is as
sisting Mrs. Cronkhite in the benefit.
Miss Rous and Miss Susan Dyer, director
of the New York school. will be the
guests of Mrs. Edward W. Packard of
North Maple avenue here, to whom Miss
Dyer is cousin. and Mrs. Camman viii
entertain Mr.. Kortschak.
Another event being arranged by Mrs.
Helen Adams-Kelly and Miss Jennie
Kent Will be a bride party for the
benefit of Putnam Hill Chapter d. A. r..
at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club on
September at els o'clock. The COM
mitteo consists OF Mrs. Adams-Kelly.
Miss Kent, Mrs. l. Newton Lewis. Mrs.
A. v. Pillsbury. Mrs Charles Flower.
Mrs. Richard Outwater and Mrs. Ed
ward Sandreuter.
The event OF the summer for the
children at the Greenwich Inn took
place Friday evening when the annual
lawn fete ano pageant by the pupils OF
Prof. George L. de Walter was held
on the clock golf course. A large num-
ber OF the guests at the inn and MEM
bers OF the summer colony We're pres
ent. The success of the entertainment
was largely due to Miss Loretta Cor
lett OF New York. Many of the dances
were originated by her, and the young
woman's artistic solo numbers were a
feature of the program.
Miss Margaret NJ. Allen Is at the inn
for few weeks. Besides being one
of the Belasco players Miss Allen is
manager and treasurer of the Stage
Door Restaurant of New York city,
which she was instrumental in found
ing.
Among the recent New York arrivals
Mt the inn are Davis T.. Wendt. Miss
NJ. c. Pierce. Miss Alice p. Bagnell.
Miss NJ. 9. F'ichtel, Miss NJ. r. Fichtel,
Mrs Charles Fichtel, Mrs. William
Acker. Samuel Scribner. John Scribner.
Miss Dorothy Scribner. Mrs Samuel A.
Scribner. Clarence Hussey. Herbert ].
McLorey, C. 0. Simonson. NJ. ]. Walsh,
Miss Juliette L. Pbilbeam. A J. Gra-
ham. and F. G. Crippen.
Arrivals from New York at the Pick
wick Arms include Mr. and Mrs. Z. 9.
Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Meyer. B.
A. c. Estes, Clifford w Bucken. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Greene, Mrs. June Col
Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. Bleweth Lee. Miss
Geraldine Baldwin and Miss Marie l.
Hall.
This week Addison G.. Hanan and
William Hamlin Childs have their six
motor boats entered in the trial races
off Oyster Bay. Clifford d. Mallory
and E. Burton Hart are members OF the
committee to select the boats for the
international six meter boat races In
September. The Indian Harbor Yacht
Club viii entertain for dinner the
yachtsmen In the race at the local club
the evening following Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kissam Brown
entertained a number of their friends
from Greenwich and New York at Ken
i,worth. their home on North street
last Saturday afternoon TO meet their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Oakley Nissan
Brown. who with her husband recently
returned from a honeymoon trip spent
in the New England States. Tea was
served during the afternoon
A fire did considerable damage to the
camp buildings of Alfred Gilbert Smith
~ Greenwich. president of the Ward
steamship Line, at Lake Bisby. In the
Adirondacks, recently. The kitchen.
dining room and laundry were COM
nletely DESTROYED, together with the en-
fire eouipment of furniture. clothing ana
supplies.
Mrs. Robert Stancllffe OF London.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Duane
Arr,strong OF Edgewood Park. has been
rendered a number Of dinners and re-
centions by people of Greenwich, IN
cj,idtnr Mrs. Leslie C. Bruce, Jr., ana
Mrs Anson l.. Clark.