New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Greenwich Society
Presents Brilliant
Religious Pageant
"Jephihah's Daughter" En-
acted at Second Congrega-
iional Church; Red Gross
Chapter Seeking Members
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GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. q
Twenty.four young society women
made the procession down the wind
Ing stairs at the religious pageant OF
"Jephthsh's Daughter" las. evening IN
the Second Congregational Church.
Among those taking part were the
Misses Gwendolyn Gray, Natalie hil'
lie. Dorothy Ochtman, Marion Gallo
way, Helen Eastwick. Anna Peters
Ruth G.. Jaycox, Priscilla Robinson,
Dorothy Booraem. Helen Schwarz, Vir-
ginia Cutler, Dorothy Fuller, Ruth
Hutchinson, Frances Peck. Frances
Gaines. Virginia Johnson. Theodore
Kingsbury, Isabel Galloway, Zoe Turn
bull. Nav Hutchinson, Alice Carson.
Julia Marshall, May Bridge, Gertruae
stubbs, Susan MeMullen, Anne Brown,
Josephine Yandell, Mrs. Dorothy Pat.
ton Abrams, Mrs. Milton Lent, and
Mrs. Jacques Pryor.
VI. W. z. Major appeared in the lead
ing role OF Jophthah and a. =. LaRoza
was frat warrior. assisted BY twenty
three warriors. Jephthah's daughter,
the principal woman's part, was taken
by Miss Evelyn Wight, Of Riverside.
Her four companions were Mrs. Gra-
ham Brush. Miss Barbara Hatch, Miss
Peggy Lecch, and Miss Jean Brewster.
The words we're written by the Rev.
DR.. Oliver Huckel, pastor Of the Second
Congregational Church, and the direc-
tion was By Mrs. Hill Brown, Of New
York. with scenery BY Mr. Ernest de
Wecrth. OF New York, assisted by Mr..
Harris, Of Greenwich. The music was
under the direction Of Mrs. Frederic =.
Sludwell, organiat and choir director
OF the church, assisted BY a harp and
violin. The chairman Of the costume
committee was Mrs. Nathaniel Webb
and the finance committee Mrs. Edward
". Packard. The proceeds went TO-
ward endowinR chfldren's bed In the
Greenwich Hospital. The performance
was repeated this afternoon.
Many prominent society women OF
national and state reputo attended the
silver Jubilee Of Putnam Hill Chapter,
d. A. r., az the Greenwich Country
Club last Friday afternoon, II being
the twenty-hfth anniversary OF the
local chapter. Following a luncheon
there were addresses by Mrs. George
Maynard Minor, OF Washington, d. c.
national president; Mrs. {. II. Bissell,
OF Southlngton. Conn. state regents
Mrs. John Daidlaw Buell., Of Itch
field, Conn, national vlce-president;
Mrs. Henry Adams Kelley, FIRST re-
gent Of the local chapter; the Revs.
Dir. Oliver Huekel, NJ. George Thomp-
son, Frank A. Hosmer, local clergy.
The Anderson Madden Trio furnished
music.
The entertainment committee in
charge OF the affair received the
guests, there being many regents OF
chapters from numerous towns and
cities in Connecticut, as well as else
where. The entertainment committee
consisted Of Mrs. Edward Handreutor,
Mrs. Henry Carson IT,, Mrs.
Franklin G.. Chaplin, Mrs. William ].
Wilson and Mrs. Charles Flower.
The Dean OF Lincoln Cathedral,
England, who was the recent guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. Herbert Wiley, gave
an illustrated lecture a. Christ Church
Parish House Tuesday evening.
A handicap trap shooting match was
held among the Field Club members
on Thursday, which was the first Of
the season. A turkey was awarded
as a prize. Similar matches will be
held each Saturday during the winter.
Mr.. W. A. Flinn Is the present trap
shooting champion Of the club.
The engagement Of Miss Evelyn
Drinkwater. daughter Of Mr. Henry e.
Drinkwster. OF Greenwich, to Mr..
George Gibson, son OF the late Mrs.
Margaret Gibson. Of Greenwich. is an
nounced. The wedding will take place
IN the early spring.
Miss Martha Cramer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Cramor, Of
Greenwich. was married TO Sidney
Boon, OF Greenwich, on Wednesday
afternoon az the rectory Of Christ
Episcopal Church here, the Rev. DR..
II. George Thompson officiating. A re-
eeptlon followed the ceremony at the
home OF the bride.
Rear Admiral Albert Mertz, U. $. y.
retired. presented pins and badges 70
several Scouts at an inter-troop meet
ing held under the supervision Of the
Greenwich Council in Christ Church
parish house recently. Richard Win
capaw, OF Troop 3, and Fred Fuller, Of
Troop 10, each received the tenderfoot
pin. and Scouts who received second
class pins and badges were: Theodore
Stanton. Robert Stcegmuller, Charles
steegmuller. OF Troop 3, Sound Beach;
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