New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
Legion Dinner i'm
Greenwich Draws
Notable Company
Many World War Veterans,
Not Members of the Post.
Attend; Cburchill-Horton
Engagement Is Announced
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SPcctul DtSpdtCh TO Tile Tribune
GREENWICH, Conn, March 11.--Mr.
and Mrs. Fred W. Churchill of 435
Utica Street, Waukcgan, H., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Marcelinc Adell
Churchill. to Frederic J. Horton, Of
Greenwich.
Miss Churchill entered the Green
wich Hospital in November, under gov
efnment service and graduated in
May. 1921. Mr. Horton is member of
the Port Chester Country Club.
A big get-tosether dinner of Green
wch Post. No. 30, American Legion,
held at the Pickwick Arms Hotel
Thursday evening, attracted not only
members Of the Post but many World
War veterans. The speakers of the
evening were Dr.. Albert e. Austin,
Judge William l.. Tierney. George E.
Carmichael, Robert L. Chamberlain, OF
Greenwich, and Justus Fennell. of
Stamford. J. Albert Hughes, COM
,aander OF the Post, presided as toast
master, The committee in charge con-
sisted Of Commander Hughes. A. E.
/ Whitten, j. j. O'Brien, Ray H. Har-
rington. Ralph E. Brush, H. A. Barton.
Elmer Elkins, James G. Fox. Charles
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bailey Vanderhoef
and their three children have gone to
Miami, Fla. where they will spend the
month of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaques Pryor left Satur-
day to JOIN MIR. and Mrs Samuel F.
, Pryor at Winter Park, Fla.
Andre Pearson entertained house
party of about ten friends from New
York at the residence Of his mother,
Mrs. Tyler l.. Redheld, here over the
Weekend They were chaperoned BY
Mr. Pearson's uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Atherton Of New Rochelle.
/ Judd II. Redfield returned to Green
: wlch this week after spending fort =
night with his brother and sister-in-
law. MIR. and Mrs. Tyler l.. Redfeld, at
! their winter home. Boxnood Lodge. in
! Pinehurst \. c.
Miss Elizabeth Brewster Kingsbu
! daughter OF Nh. and Mrs. Albert Kings
bury. of Greenwich, is visiting in San
! Antonio, Tex. With Miss Mary Hurl-
butt, of Stamford, Conn. she will later
/ visit 81 Paso. then travel to the Coast,
where tney Will stay with other friends,
returning early in May
The second entertainment for the
benefit Of the National Victory Memo
rial Fund IN Washington, D. c.. in
which number of prominent women
here are Interested III raising funds.
will be held in the Havemeyer auoito-
rum on the evening of April 2S The
entire program will be furnished by
Tony Sarg. OF New York. who will pre-
sent plays with his marionettes Miss
Gail Treat, Of Greenwich, daughter o.
the late Charles Treat, former Treas
uler OF the United States, is chairman
of the memorial committee in Connec-
ticut.
/ Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
, Joseph Rowland Hunt to inspect some
carvings and paintings by Elmer L.
Mac Rae. local artist, at her home,
The Columns. East Putnam Avenue
here. Saturday. Sunday and Monday,
March IS, l9 and 20, from D. m. until
s p. M.
Mrs. John A. Topping will entertain
the members OF the Greenwich Garden
Club at her home in Belle Haven on
Tuesday afternoon, March a.
Guy e. 1,ipp. Of Greenwich and
New York, returned on the Arabic from
a trip to Europe and tne Rear East.
The High School Dramatic Associa-
tion will present the play And Billy
Disappeared" at the Havemeyer audi
torium on the evenings of March Is.
large advance sale Of tickets, it has
been necessary to run the play for
five nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Feuchtwaneer. of
Riverside, have gone TO Bon Air, Flor
ida, for month. and will then 20 to
the Coast to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
Mural and Austin Feuch.wanger ir..
who are returning from Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Snifin. of
Brooklyn. formerly of Riverside. here,
ha + announced the engagement of
the n daughter, Beatrice, to Frceoorn
9. Jewett Sd, of Philadelphia.
Dr.. George E. Vincent, who has been
in Europe in the interests Of tn,
Rockefeller Foundation of New York.
o. which he is president. sailed from
England on March and arrived in
Greenwich on Thursday evening OF this
week.
At q meeting Of the Greenwich,
League Of Women Voters on Tuesday,.
Mrs. !. A. Rawson ir. was elected as
president. succeeding Mra. Ralph E.
Brush Mrs. Brush and Mrs. Emerson
4. Newell were elected as members Of
the executive board OF the league.