The New York herald., 1922-09-24

Mile. Daisy Jean. soprano and cellist:
Miss Elinor whittemore. violinist, and
Henry Souvaine, pianist. Particularly
significant was the fact that these noted
artists had extensive war experience.
Miss Whittemore and Mr.. Souvaine APP
peared before at least a half million
of soldiers in France and Italy before
the armistice and Mile. Jean was deco
rated by King Albert of Belgium for
similar distinguished service. Among the
women who served on the committee and
raised funds to give the disabled vet
Grams and outing here We're Mines.
J. Alden Twachtman, Theodore L. Pom
eroy. Gordon Grand. Frederic Ewing,
I. N. Lewis. Clifford d. Mallory, w. j.
Riley. II. J. Fisher, Edward Hodgeman.
Llewellyn Bull, Emerson r. Newell, At
len Perkins and Helen Adams-Kelley.
The veterans returned to New York on
Tuesday.
Miss Dora Reynolds Eddy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eddy OF Green
wich, and Charles LAMA of New York
were married In Norwalk last Sunday
evening. the Rev George B. Tompkins,
pastor of the Norwalk Methodist Church.
officiating.
The marriage is a elimination of
romance begun In the Abrams Building
here. where Miss, Eddy and Mr.. LAMA
both had studios. During the world
war Mr.. LAMA served overseas and was
gassed. Since that time he has been in
poor health and Miss Eddy, who had
received considerable experience In
nursing. took care of him. He Is at the
present time. 1t is said. bedridden. Mr.
LAMA Is an artist, making a speciality
of portraits and models. His bride is
an accomplished pianist and organist.
"a ~ IF Val Mnc 10
School. She was for some time a MEM
ber Of the First Methodist Church here
where she was organist. She recently
joined the Red Cross in New York and
since the couple moved to Norwalk
about a month ago Miss Eddy has been
taking care of him. having given up her
piano pupils In Greenwich.
Mrs. Charles A. Moore is entertaining
her son-in-law and daughter the Duke
and Duchess of Torlonia of Rome. Italy,
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur
Moore. son and daughter-in-law or Mrs
Moore. gave dinner at Sherry's in New
York for the Duke and Duchess
Miss Mary Lanier has returned from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Leighton at Sebago Lake. Me-, where
she went after her summer at Ianier
Camp, Me. Her two younger sisters
Miss Becky Lanier and Miss Sally
Lanier. who have been at the Lanier
Camp several weeks. are also back
home. Another sister, Mrs. Robert Hart
Boiling. who has been visiting at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Lanier. has returned to
Philadelphia Sidney Lanier. who has
just returned from Upper Saranac Lake,
will enter Princeton.
Many vncationists Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter g. Brewster and
their daughters. the Misses Virginia and
Jean Brewster. are stopping at the
Pickwick Arms. having recently re-
turned from Kennebunkport. Me-. where
they spent the summer at Old Fort Inn.
On October they will move into their
own residence here.
Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rees presided at
large dinner OF the Connecticut AL
lance of Democratic Women, held In
the Hotel Bond, Hartford. on Wednes-
day evening. which preceded the state
convention In Hartford
Mrs. Inez Thorne Quick OF Ruther-
ford. N. J.. was the guest OF Mrs. A. M.
Lille at her home, Harbor View, on the
Shore road here this week Mrs. Quick
is a we'll known mezzo soprano, being
solofst in a New York church and a
concert singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Chadbourne
are now at their farm, East Brother, on
the Starwich road here. having returned
from Southampton, L. l.
Mrs. Paul Harper and her son. Peter
Harper of Chicago, are visiting Mrs.
Harper's father. DR.. George z. Vincent
on the Parsonage road here.
Mrs Paul Alexander. who has been
seriously III with typhoid fever at the
Knickerbocker Hospital In New YORK,
returned TO her Belle Haven home mere
the last of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander and their two children were
visiting In Charlottesville. Va. when she
was taken Ill.
Lunsford r. yandell and his daughter,
Hope, with Mrs George e. Vincent and
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Vincent
have returned to Greenwich after spend
ing a month camping In Arizona.
Miss Mazie La Shelle Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Rowland Hunt. ut
The Columns on East Putnam avenue
here.