New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
Dancing, Motoring
And Hiking Add to
Lure of C,atskills
gIoek Party at Stamford
Aids Baseball Fund; Street
Circus ON Next Saturday
for Benefit of Hospital
x..e.,,, pssposca to The Tribune

a. II the attractions here. particular
u.r.son has been given to music this
~ by all the hotels, which have pro-
"a orchestras and artists of unusual
-. 60 that dances and concerts alike
s,.-..t visitors each evening from u
s..,s section of the mountain region.
Tsa. Stamford may continue in the
,.nnt ranks OF semi professional base
In . fund has been started through
<. energetic efforts OF Mrs. Peter Van
,a.snderen. of Paterson, n. j., n sum
- ouest at the Westholm, assisted by
uvs /. II. De Silva. Already more than
. eao has been subscribed, which will
= augmented by the proceeds from a
s.se block dance held here this eve
aing. l.. 49, ot 49,
,,ast interesting undertakings ever
stagea in Stamford, including not only
"a The features that make up the usual
sioek , marty, but extending it to include
Oriental touches, Egyptian mysticism
and Partisan gayety.
The following officers make up the
new baseball committee: Mr.. H. IL.
Nase. treasurer; Mr.. John W. Simpson,
assistant treasurer; Mr. J. Il. Hiscox,
chairman on committee for arranging
games; Mrs. L. H. De Silva, chairman
sdyertising committee; +. l.. Reilly,
grounds committee, assisted by mr.. n.
p Young jr. and Mr.. Robert Parks;
Mrs. peter Van ylaanderen, chairman
entertainment committee; Mr., A. V.
As, ticket seller.
Among those who helped to make
this evenings affair IA success were
Mr. Jack Lynn, chairman wheel of for
tune. assisted by Mrs. Leon H. De Silva;
Mr.. Ward Stevens, Mrs. Edna Manley
and Mrs. Scott Lewis.
"Ring En-" was in charge of Mr.. N.
p. Young jr., Mr.. Byron Parks and Mr..
Robert Parks Mrs. Esther Kendall
acted as chairman of the decorating
committee, assisted by Miss Edythe
Campbell. The committee on soliciting
was headed by Mrs. Charles G. Hustled,
aided by the Misses Margery Fink,
Elizabeth Honness, Henrietta Nc
Naught, Arvessa Thompson and Mrs.
John Hoagland.
Street committee MIR. L. A. Kelly.
chairman; Mr.. Arthur Hicks, Mr.. John
Dcoley and Dir. J. Grady. Entertain
ment committee, Miss Wina ". Wilson,
Mr. Frank Mulane and Mr.. Taylor
Breen, manager of the baseball team,
Advertising committee-Mr. II. H.
Mase chairman; Mrs. Louise s. May,
Mr, Leon H. De Silva, Mr. Byron Parks,
MI Nicholas T. Young jr. and Mr.,
Charles G Hustled
Ticket committee Miss Catherine
Woods, chairman; Miss Agnes Nc
Curry, Miss Elizabeth Honness. Miss
Helen Teal, Miss Elaine Warren and
Miss Catherine Leavy.
ehairman;. Mrs. j. P. Ryan, Mr.. G, F.
Billy Atchison.
Fortune telling tent-Mrs. Elsie
Benedict, chairman; Miss Kathleen
Sheridan and Mrs. Eli Champlin.
Grab bag Mrs. B. |. Sheffield, chair
man; Mrs. Q. Preyor and Mrs. Hannah
Muller.
Next Saturday street circus win
be given for the benefit of the STAN
tofd Hospital. This hospital, which
was donated by Mr.. N. P. Young to
Stanford, is open for the summer
months only. but does not confne its
illustrations to visitors, as it serves
the community generally. Its upkeep
is dependent upon voluntary conrribu-
tions. Mr.. John Grant is the presi-
dent Mr. n. P. Young vice president,
Mr. W H. McAlpin secretary, Mr.. S. E.
Robinson treasurer and DIR. j. Z. SAT-
ierd chairman Of the board OF man
ayers
Officers of the women's auxiliary of
the hospital are: Honorary president,
Mrs A. f. Atchinson; president, Mrs.
Joseph F. Belanger; ice-president,
Mrs A. S. Coe; secretary, Mrs. Kath-
crime Walker, and treasurer, Mrs. r. S.
Welch.
On August II bazaar and fair will
be held in the opera house for the
benefit Of the Sacred Heart Church, of
which the Rev. Father A. Rile is the
rector
Nj. and Mrs. l.. H. Green, of Palm
Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed,
Of North Palm Beach, Fla, are at the
Sprucelands.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Denny and their
guest, Dr.. Louise Acres. of Chicago,
have arrived at Churchill Hall. Mr..
William and Mir. Hugh Smith, Of Chi
cago. are at the New Rexmere Club
Hotel rs are Nj. and Mrs. D. G.
Williamson, of Edwardsville, Ill. MIR.
and Mrs. j. H. Prescott and Mr.. and
the Westholm. Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
madge, Of Chicago, are guests at Cold
Spring Farm Inn.
An interesting motor party made up
Of Mrs. John Lloyd Sherman, DIR. and
Mrs. James H. Brice, of New York; Mr.
and Mrs H. f. Holman and three sons,
IT Mahwah, n. j., and Mrs. NJ. A. Hol-
,,n,,li, OF Pasadena, Cal, have arrived
~Churchill Hall.
MISS Dorothy c. Preyer and Mrs. Z.
s Hamilton, of New York, have ar
rived at Churchill Hall.
y AZ New Rexmere Club Hotel are Miss
:; Grubeer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lustig,
Mss Lillian B. Lustig, Miss. Mary E.
Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Well.
:, AT the Westholm are Mrs. Henry
Aorweii, of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs
M. Appel, Mr.. Spencer c. Cary and
son, Miss Agnes Kelly, Mr.. John C.
aaeily Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B.
eartlan, of New York.
Al Gold Spring Farm Inn are Mr..
sad Mrs. j. E. Mcmahon, Mrs. P. II.
randall and Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Voor-
Al Kendall Place are Mr.. and Mrs.
r; Hovey jr., New Rochelle; Mr..
S faa Mrs George D. Taylor, Stamford;
yioaa.; Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Smith, Mrs.
.snes Cochran, Mrs Gilbert Acker-
sa, Miss Katherine I. Higgins,
IA. "a. valley View are Miss Emily A.
nnsiker, Of New York City; Miss Agnes
sanncan' n' Lawrence, L. l.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oarbees of Brooklyn.
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