New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Greenwich Awaits
Play Series To be
Given August l0-ll
Permanent Community Play.
house May Be Established;
Field Club Holds a Feie
for Tennis Contestants

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
GREENWICH, Conn, July 29.-
Greenwich society, as well as members
of the summer colony, are interested
in an histrionic event to be held in
Riverside here on August 10 and II.
when three one-act plays will be given
by local talent. The plays to be pre-
sented are "Everybody's Husband"
The Game of Chess" and "Helena's
Husband Those taking part will in
elude Mrs. Philip L. Kirkham, Mrs.
Frances Zabriskie. Miss Evelyn Wight.
Miss Helen Tooker, Miss Ann Kelley,
Mrs. Reginald Reynolds, Miss Jean
Lincoln and Mr.. George A. Dyer, Mr..
George f. Marks jr., Mr.. Reginald
Reynolds, Mr.. J. A. Graham, Mr.. H. f.
Montague, Mr. j. Holmes Daily and
Father H. B. Lieber. Mrs. Mary Hill
Brown, of New York, is coaching the
players. AS result of the perform
ances it is expected that permanent
com munity playhouse will be estab-
lshed Mrs. H. f. Montague organized
the dramatic club.
The executive committee consists Of
Commodore Irving Shaw, temporary
chairman; Mrs. r. K. Montague, organ
izer; Mr.. Norman Warner, properties,
and Mrs. Edith Duane Peck.
Captain and Mrs. Henry j. Vieira, Of
Port au Spain, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Spence and DR.. and Mrs.
Douglas A. Miward here for a few
days.
The Field Club gave dinner last
Saturday night, which was followed by
supper dance, TO the tennis players
participating in the annual four day
tennis tournament at the club.
Wh ha1
for the dinner were Mr.. Clarence l..
Campbell, Mrs. Leslie C. Bruce, Mrs.
W. w. Birge, Mr.. O. s. Green, Mr..
George Ring, Mr.. H. S. Jessup, Mrs.
R. V. Hiscoe, Mr.. Martin Quinn jr.. Mr.
H. B. Kilner Mr.. Theodore E. Blake,
Mr.. George f. Chattilon and Mr.. Nor
man E. Scott. Miss Helen Hooker,
Miss Leslie Bancroft, Miss Helen Gill
lsaudeau. Mrs. Farrquhar, Miss Marian
Mr. r. 7. Hunter. Mr.. Zenzo Shimizu
and Mr.. Dean Mathey were among the
tennis players who attended.
On Tuesday twenty-five Rotarians
from New York City assisted by mem
bers of the Greenwich Rotary Club,
gave 100 boys from New York settle
ments an outing at De Winton, the
estate Of Mr. Ernest Thompson Seton.
Among the dinner guests at the inn
Sunday were Mrs. K. Lincoln, Mrs.
Randolph Hicks, Mrs. D. G. Tuckett,
Mrs. B. B. Holmes, Mrs. E. Hoppe, Miss
Ida Long, Mrs. E. K. Kending, Mr.. and
and Mrs. W. Levey, Mrs. G. D. Parker,
Mr. and Mrs H. Crowell. Mr.. william
H. Frey and party, Mr.. Maurice Cal
laher, Nh. Sydney Tompkins, Mr.. Jo-
seph Hesdapel, Mr. and Mrs. P. Am
bruster, Mr.-and Mrs. H. Just, Mr.. H.
Archer and Mr. and Mrs. Bide Dudley.
At the Pickwick Arms Hotel over the
week end and this week are Mr., A. c..
Estes, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Werner,
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Johnson, Mr. Donald
G. Johnson. Mrs. J. H. Callahan and
and Mrs A. ]. Porter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Murcott. .... ...
The Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Huckel are
entertaining their nephew, the Rev.
Earle Wentworth Huckel and his bride,
of London, England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger s. Baldwin and
their daughter, Miss Catherine Bald
win, sailed last Saturday for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott McClurg
have returned to their home, Barry
Villa, on Vesta Avenue, Sound Beach
DR.. and Mrs. William Vogel and son,
William jr, of New York, are at the
Mrs. Bunsford Yandell and her
daughter, Betty, are at East Jaffrey,
N. H.
Mrs. William j. Hoggson, of New
York. is spending a few weeks with
Mrs. E. C. Ray at The Manor, in West
Putnam Avenue.
Miss M E. Lowndes, of Rosemary
Hall School, has gone TO England. She
will also visit Rome while abroad.
Mrs. Russell A. Cowles, of Belle
Haven, and Mrs. John Farson, of
Greenwich and New York, are in
Wyoming Mr. Cowles and Mr.. Farson
are motoring through the New Eng
land states.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Thompson, of Belle
Haven, had as her guest recently Miss
Isabelle Craig, Of New York. She gave
dinner party in honor of Miss Craig,
her guests including the Misses Mari
anna Foster, Dorothy Thompson, Mr..
Rich Steers, Mr.. Jack Decker, Mr..
Bruce Hoggson and Mr.. Henry S.
Thompson jr
DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Smith. of Port
Chester, and Miss Lillian Dickinson, of
New York, are motoring through the
Berkshires.
Mrs. William A. Starin, of Paris, and
Mrs. Robert Stanchliffe, of London.
formerly of Louisville. KY, are the
guests Of Mrs. Arthur Dubois here.
About $50 young people attended the
annual junior dance held at the Field
Club on Tuesday evening.
won victory over the Essex Troop,
field of the estate of Mr.. Edward Y.
ClauSan lae$ Catur6ov afterO0Ou