The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Fairfield Players
of Greenwich in
Vaudeville Acts
Miss Mary Lanier Chairman of
the Production Committee
Notes of Resort.

Speciol Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
GREENWICH. Conn.,, May s.-"Green-
wich Gambois' was presented by the
Fairfield Players at the Havemeyer Au-
ditorium on Tuesday. Wednesday anS
Thursday evenings. Many men and
women of society made their initial ap-
pearance in vaudeville acts.
In the prologues which opened the
performance were Mr.. william Il. Major.
Miss Bertha A. Boles, Messrs Bradley
Stoughton. Curtis p. Fields. William ID.
Davids and Joseph Rowland Hunt. In the
vaudeville acts were Miss Gwendolyn
Gray. Tom Raynor, Archer Brown. Fred
Fox. Walter l.. RICHTER. Mrs. Z. Nor
man Scott Miss Laura Moore. William
Crawford and w. s. NJ. Fiske, Frank s..
Antilles and others.
The production committee consisted Of
Miss Mary Lanier chairman; Mrs
George E. Vincent. William e. Major
and Curtis p. Fields
The annual schoolgirls riding COM
! petition will be held under the auspices
| OF the Greenwich Riding Association at
| the Rockefeller race track on the after
noon of May 20. There will be classes
for teams Of girls under - years OF age
and over. An additional class this year
will be one for schoolboys riding. and
at the end there will be class for open
| jumping, in which members OF the
Greenwich Riding Association will par
| ticipate.
! A reception was held for the opening
of the private view of the annual sum-
mer exhibition of the Greenwich Society
Of Artists, at the gallery OF the Bruce
| Art and Historical Museum this after
noon. Leonard Ochtman, president Of
the society George Wharton Edwards.
secretary, and william q. Tubby, treas
urer. with other members, acted as
reception committee.
| Tho new house committee of the In
! dian Harbor Yacht Club is composed OF
| Ogden Minton, chairman; Edward II.
| Crandall. manager of the Pickwick
| Arms Hotel, and William r. Major. The
club will be opened on May 15 and
| will 60 into commission as usual on
| Decoration Day.
Miss Natalie Hills. daughter Of the
| Rev. and Mrs. Newell Dwight Hills.
| gave a reception and tea for Miss Daisy
Conneli at her home In North street
! last Saturday afternoon. Members OF
Christ Episcopal Church choir. where
Miss Connell is the soprano soloist, were
the guests. Miss Connell has resigned
| her position to take similar one In
Trinity Church, New York city. At
the reception there were vocal solos
by Miss Connell, Silas ID. Foss. bass;
Miss Laura Moore, soprano. and Miss
Carolyn Finney Springer, contralto.
| Last evening concert was given by
the Mendelssohn Gee Club of New
York at the Greenwich Country Club
for the benefit of the Greenwich Hos
pital. Mrs. Alma Clayburg. OF New
| York city was assisting soloist.
/ The Greenwich Rotary Club, which
has taken up the work Of the Green
wich Boys Club, first inaugurated by
the Greenwich Chamber OF Commerce.
held Boys Day to-day. There was
big parade in which many automobile
floats competed for prizes. Tonight
concert was held at the Havemeyer
! Auditorium
Mr.. John d. Chapman. who recently
returned from Pinehurst, n. c., has
gone to Europe. ,
Mrs. Emerson n. Newell and her
mother. Mrs. George Sealy, arrived
home this week from Bermuda.
Miss Anne r. Perkins. who is back
after a year and a half spent In France
and Italy. was the recent guest of her
brother, Mr.. John IT. Perkins, In Green
wicf. She has now returned to her
home in New York.
Mrs. Charles II. Wills and her daugh-
ter. Miss ruth Wills, were among the
passengers to return on the Aquitania
| the last OF the week from Europe and
are now at their home in Belle Haven.
Mrs. Sartell Prentice was hostess for
the Greenwich Garden Club at her home
on Rock Ridge road Tuesday afternoon.
/ Last night the Cos Cob Mothers Club
held May party at the Cos Cob School
Auditorium.
Next Monday evening the monthly
meeting of the College Club will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Garrett c. Pier OF
North street. when Mr.. Pier will give
j talk on Egypt" He also will show
some of his archaeological treasures.
There will be May fete at the
Young Women's Christian Association
on May 10 and 20.
The Fairfield and Westchester County
Hounds will, hold race meet at the
estate Of James McClenahan's Nut
bourne Farm King street and Harri-
son avenue Port Chester, n. Y, on
Saturday. May 20. A cup or plate will
tc awarded to the winner in each event.
Arrivals at the Pickwlcll Arms Hotel
include c. J. Sperry Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Acker and daughter, Miss Katherine
Acker. New Haven Miss Edith Leach,
Washington. ID. g.. Mrs. +. ". Greeley
and daughter. Boston; Mr.. Jonathan
Brown, Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
A. Cowles. Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. ulman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Lynch Mrs. c. W.
Woods, Col. and Mrs. FREDERICK
Humphrey. Mrs. s. H. Bird. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. S. Bernhard, r. f. Collins. ]. r.
Clean, ". w. Gilbert, w, y. Stevens
nd Afra Ta1I0r y