New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
performances Presented by
Amateur Actors at River
s;sie Yacht Club Prove
Credit to- All Concerned
Three Clubs for Colony
transportation Organization
Of Greater New York to
Hold Outing on Aug. "a
GO plspafeh . The TrlbuNe

-,.se Il was Mrs. II. T.. Montague
s. ssme time ago discovered that
here we're talents in number of the
~..;Ss.ts living in the eastern suburb
.ss. 3 .ss town and organized group of
= s,.-srs As result of the first dra-
F.s,s nerformance, q community dra-
ns s.;s eluh is to be formed in the near
s..rrs Three one-act plays were pre-
la.sa u.s. entitled "Everybody's Hus-
ss-Ss bv Gilbert Cannon; "The Game
y chess" by Kenneth Sawyer Good
~.n and "Helens's Husband" by
fh.,,p ar1one those taking the leading roles
~ Mrs. Philip L. Kirkham, Mrs.
ss.r.;s yabriskie, Miss Evelyn Wight,
t,ss Helen Tooker, Miss Ann Kelly,
t~sa reginald Reynolds, Miss Jean
sso,n. and Mr.. George A. Dyer, Mr..
so~ga F. Marks jr, Mr.. Reginald
b pevnoIds Mr.. ]. A. Graham, Mr.. Il. E.
Mnrtsone Mr.. ]. Holmes Daily and the
psy r. Baxter Liebler. Mrs. Mary
nil. Brown. Of New York, was the
enscb The executive committee con-
listed of Commodore Irving N. Shaw,
tsmporary chairman; Mrs. H. E. Mon
.sgns M. Norman Warner and Mrs.
Edith Duane Peck.
Greenwich will have three country
cluhs in the near future with eighteen
hole golf courses. The Round Hill
Ceuntry Club, recently formed by a
syndicate of New York business men,
h be located at Wilson Meadows, az
ready has the following members: Mr..
Fritz G. Achelis, Mr.. Albert B. Ash
farth. Mr.. Earl d. Babst, Mr.. Marshal
G Bacon, Mr.. Russell T. Bailey, Mr..
Roger S. Baldwin, Mr.. Paul Benedict,
Mr.. John K. Barry, Mr.. (. Dimon Bird,
Nr Julian T. Bishop, MIR. A. S. Blag-
dem Mr.. Theodore E. Blake, Mr.. Perry
D, Bogue, Mr.. Archer II. Brown, Mr..
Constance. Mr.. E. Brown, Mr.. Ralph f.
Brush, Mr. Clifford Buckman, Mr.. Sell
wyn Bywater, Mr.. William Darlington,
Nr. George B. Carhart, Mr.. Edwin N.
Chapman, Mr.. n. Durant Cheever, Mr..
Colby M. Chester jr., Mr.. Edward B.
Close, Mr.. Ralph G. Coburn, Mr.. Thom-
as r. Cole, Mr.. Harry W. Croft, Mr..
Elisha P. Cronkhite, Mrs. c. T. Cronk-
bite, Mr.. Irving NJ. Day, Mr.. Lamont
Dominick, Mr.. [. W. Dommerich, Mr..
Carl B. Ely, .Ir. Frederick Ewing, Mr..
George W. Dawson, Mr.. William H.
Fsin, Mr.. A. L. Ferguson, Mr.. Harry L.
Ferguson, Mr.. H. ]. Fisher, Mr.. Henry
Fletcher, Mr.. William A. Finn, Mr..
Mortimer B. Foster, Mr.. John French,
Nr. William S. Gray jr., Mr.. John L.
Gray, Mr.. ". S. Gray, Mr.. W. T. Gra-
iam, Mr.. d. Walter Gibson, Mr.. Fred
srck K CASTOR, Mr.. Seymour Worrell
Hyde, Mr.. William Edwin Hall, Mr.. W.
+ Hencken, Mr.. Albert c. Hencken, Mr..
Zion H. Hooker, Mr.. William Hodge,
ar. c. Worth Howard, Mr.. Leavitt j.
Hunt, Mr.. Joseph H. Hunt.
Aso Mr.. Coulter D. Huyler, Mr.. Ken
meth Hull, Mr.. Charles Ingram, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Jackson, Mr.. H. Arnold
Jackson, Mr.. Albert W. Johnston, Mr..
Il. Rudolph Kunhardt, Mr.. Robert Law
IT,, Mr. Charles D. Lanier, Mr.. Hugh c.
Leighton, Mr. F. w. Lincoln, Mrs.
George Lauder jr., Mr.. Luke V. Lock-
wood, Mr.. John w. Lewis, Mr.. Edgar J.
lockwood, Miss NJ. E. Lowndes, Mr.. c..
D. Mallory, Mr.. Hugh Marshall, Mr..
Trenholm II. Marshall, Mr.. Edgar j..
Aarston, Mr.. Hunter S. Marston, Mr..
Stirling Martin, Mr.. jeremiah Milbank,
d. Alfred D. Mittendorf, Mr.. Charles
A. Moore jr., Mr.. Eugene M. Moore, Mr..
Edward N. Morris, Mr.. Emerson R.
Newell, Mr.. F. II. Nichols, Mr.. Francis B..
Page, Mr.. c. R. Pennington, Mr.. James
Il. Perkins, Mr.. Ezra P. Prentice, Mr..
Santell Prentice, Mr.. Sherbourne Pres
eott, Mr.. Samuel F. Pryor, Mr.. George
n. Pynchon, Mr.. Martin J. Quinn jr.,
ar. Charles D. Rafferty,, Mr.. w. NJ.
Richardson. Mr. Walter D. RICHTER, Mr..
Sanford Robinson, Mr.. Edward L. Ros-
slter. Mr.. Fred K. Rupprecht, Miss
Gsroline Ruutz-Ree Mr.. William V. c..
auxton, Mr.. John Sargent, Mr.. E. Nor
man Scott, Mr.. Henry F. Schwarz, Mr..
Ava :, See, Mr.. Lynde Selden, Mro
", b. Sewell, Mr.. Reinhard Siedenberg
IT, Mr.. Henry G. Silleck jr., Mr.. Alfred
q: Smith, Mr.. Harold Stanley, Mr.. Weld
u. Stevens, Mr.. George L. Storm, Mr..
\, A. Strong, Mr.. Henry j. Topping, MIR.
henry 5. Thompson, Mr.. S. B. Thorne,
Z liz >CaiEn Traesdale, Mr.. M. D. Trues-
ar: William H. Truesdgle, Mr.. F.
.iley Vanderhoef jr., Mr.. Ernest G.
Victor Mr.. John A. Vincent, Mr.. John
7; T., Woodruff, Mr.. S. H. Witherbee, Mr..
AIoert H. Wiggin, Mr.. Arthur L.
,Marthen jr., Mr.. J. Terry West, Mr. H.
MewIon, Whitelsey, Mr.. Lunsford P.
n1andeil, Mr.. Clarence Young and MIR.
horace G. Young.
hr- and Mrs. Samuel Hunter and Mr..
she mrs. Jose Viilapoi returned to
Aelr homes in Brooklyn Tuesday, after
,spendlng week with Mrs. Anna May
View.
About 100 members Of the Transpor-
i.aiion Club of Greater New York will
nold their annual summer outing at
me Greenwich Inn, Sound Beach, in
ne afternoon and evening of August
"a Water sports will be enjoyed DUR
sag the afternoon and in the evening
Especial shore dinner will be served.
Inc dinner dance at The Crossways
the Inn last Saturday night was
pmnounced success and was largely
sssended by New York and Brooklyn
On Thursday the little folks at the
ah held their annual hayrack ride and
gaenlc to Sunnyside Farm, New Canaan.
Mssey were the guests for the day of
MSS Jane Dornan. manager of the
.aa, and Mr.. Arthur j. Billin, pro-
Hr. The trip was made in twenty
mobiles.
a ae latest arrivals at the Inn
sfs Mr.. .Ad Mrs. J. A. S. Lake, Miss
ss,srude Regan and Miss Romona Rus
'sll, Of New York City.
among the late arrivals at the Pick
as Arms hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. n. O..
ssre, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Wood, Mr..
ssc Mrs. Edwin S. Schenck, Mr.. and
At. 4. j. Ward, Mr.. J. NJ. Beck, Mr..
fsa Mrs. c. H. Speero, of New York
sasome OF the guests registered at the
Gsewooa Inn over the weekend. are
a.. A. and Mrs. H. e. Dean. Miss M. L..
Syae, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Nc
Tsy Captain H. Hatchet, Mr.. and
ssss y. n. Randall and Mr.. Carl Ran
ala of New York.
a. ole Of the large society events of