New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
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Big Attendance Marks Com
munity Fair, With Its
Numerous Features; ;"FOl-
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Road, next Wednesday at the Green
wich Theater. the proceeds OF which
will be devoted 10 the Stsmford.Green-
Wieh branch Of the Connecticut Hu.
name Society. Of which Mrs. Arthur X.
Iovcridge. Of Round Hill, is vice-presi-
dent. The program will open with
musical prologue provided by the man
agement Of the theater a. ?. m
Among the women who will act as pa
,ronesses are Mrs Elisha P. Cronkhite'
Mrs. Oliver Huckel. Mrs. James =.
Quan. Mrs. Charles y. Larier, Mrs'
Frederick X. Ruppreeht. Mrs: W. Her
bert Wiley. Mrs. 7. y. Guthrie, MIS-
POSTER NJ Rceder, Mrs. WaldemaT a.
Chadbourne, Mrs. William Il. Fain.
Mrs. =. Mailey Nanderhocf. MS
Charles r. Rowland, Mrs. Roger >.
Baldwin. Mrs. Guy Carleton. Mrs. ! a..
Marshall. Mrs. Ralph G.. Coburn. MIS-
Coulter D. Huyler. Mrs. Hugh W. JACK
son. Mrs. L. W. Dommerich, Mrs. =. II.
Crardau. Mrs. William Z. Finch. Mrs.
7 2owlev Phillips. Mrs. Andrew J..
Martin. Mrs. T.. 4. Hosmer, Mrs. Ernest
) Matthews. Lady Muir Mackenzie
Miss Lillian c. Anderson, Miss Beatrice
Dell. Miss Shirley Putnam and MISS
davenport. secretary Of the branch.
Society attended in large numbers \
community fair given on the estate OF
Mr. Coulter ID. Huyler, Round mn, on
Wcd,csdav afternoon. for the benent
- the Round Hill Community Chur9n.
I, was an annual event organized oy
ne women Of the church. Of which Mrs'
Huvier is one Of the most active WORK.
orc 10 increase the scope OF community
work Sideshows, surprise events
dancing. pony rides and "mysterlous
bavstack" provided a distraetng, aitet-
roon for the youngsters. while the
hoo,bs and the special sale OF summer
ta.s attracted the grown-ups. FROM .
% Z o'clock one Of the famous kouno
Hill suppcrs was served. r,,,
viss Doris Antoinctte Wheeler,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Faircnllu
Wheeler. Of 70 Lafayette street, br idge-
nor, Conn. will be married 10 MI
pbuo Clark Calhoun in ST. John :
Friecopal Church. Bridgeport, on June
=, The Right Rev Chauncey brew
e,ov Bishop Of Connecticut, Will Of
,ciste. assisted by the Rev. Stephen
Eieb sherman. rector Of the enuren'
Ms John Sterling, Of Greenwieh'
,+e,cr Of Mr.. Calhoun. Will be matIon
80 bonor Mr.. John Calhoun and MT.
fob, Sterling. Of Greenwich, Will De
co., ~ tho ushers. There will be other
s,tendants Miss Wheeler was graou-
@.ed from the Rosemary Hall School,
Greenwich.
Wr and Mrs. Edwin Binney gave
.occption N their home IN Souho
nh last Saturday night for about
10 Guests from Greenwich. stamford
~ew Haven and New York 10 INTRODUCE
Nor dauchter-in-law. Mrs. Edwin pm
100 who. with her husband, has oeen
.,sndirc the last eight months IN wy
.r,;,, and Louisiana. Cards and dan
o","s ,',, wc,e onioyed. Mr.. and Mrs. BIN
80 uoro married last June. Mr.. bin-
nov. who was graduated from IaI.'
c'ass of 81. was the champion sNI,,
r,cr on the Yale team. He intehos
70 take post graduate COURSE j"
college the coming year. -.
Mrs. James Bryce gave iun,nsoI ~
sbe Sound Reach Golf ana Eoun.iy
club last Friday in honor OF mrs. ~
orv McDougall. a New norK "I,,?.' paH
Her other guests included Mis' T. ,1I.'
lon Mrs. Irving Washington, MIs'
Caroline Bogart and MISS H'SoS ,
Tbo new ladies' lounge on the iront
vorarda of the Indian Hsroor iecn.
cluh was opened for the hrst time lSs'
Sunday. Wicker furnishings taoIes
and flower boxes about the inoloeu.c
have been installed. The gentlemen ;
lounge on the west side OF the oullulhg
,s olso in use. Mr.. Leland Wineapa"
re,r hvdroplane. which rs housed ON
,bo club groundf. attracted mueh az,
,ontion Sunday, making numDe, Vi
hort flying trips about tne naIDoi'
NJ Jesse l.. Livermore and Mr.. George
n Warner have been elected as ne"
,,,embers Of the club There arc
rvrber Of applicants on the waiting
list A dinner-dance tonight wa wa
iorgelv attended by the members. Inc
,scee between the six-mcter and ARROW
ciaes boats on Saturdays and sundays
- .scb week are creating mueh lne,
81 among the yachtsmen.
Woytc'. six-meter boat Nauawa VIII DC
.re NJ the trial boats for the British-
American races in September.
Tho chaperons for The Green"ien
roities ~ 1902" the big society kirmess
a. he rroduccd and staged here on June
oa 40 and July /, are: Fairlyand. MIS-
psfrb a. Coburn. Mrs Marshall I. ba'
'on srd Mrs James T Soutter; Greek
S.,,cc Mrs. Frederick W Lincoln ano
NJ Dayid NJ Look; Oriental dance
vrs ". Y. c. Ruxton. Mrs. n. Rudolph
Kunhardt. Mr. and Mrs. Sheroovi ne n
Y,cecctt. Old English dance. MIS- n; -
Cbeever. Mrs. ]. 7. Weir and Mrs " IL u
liam, Hodge; Russian dance MIS- -
81 Iohn. Mrs. George W. Dawson. MIS-
Uencken and Mrs. Samuel fTyof'
Cbauve- -Souris wooden soldiers)' MIs'
Fredcrick X. Rupprccht and Colonci H.
p psker. Pierrots and Pierrettes' Mrs.
George ID Barron. Mrs. George Arents
i, srd Mrs Dean Clark; happers, Mrs.
rrederick K. CASTOR and Mrs. W. ~
ScWell: Apache, Mrs. II. De Soto beales
and Mrs. G. l.. Redmond; tango, Mrs'
harold stone. Mrs. Z. Payson hhten
All Mrs. Herbert; radio. Fredcriek W.
Lincoln and Mrs. William A. hoeAe'
Crc Of the features will be animated
entertainments, in which young so
rietv women will represent foodstuns
sold bv leading houses IN the country
A popular vote will be taken az edeh
merformance. Mrs. Allen B. FORBES Is
chairman Of the general commJtIee :.
ia Agnew Stewart, Of New YORK. Is
coaching the several dances. -.
MANY social activities are oeing
-asrncd AZ Ye Olde Greenwich Inn for
he summer season. On Monday eve
ING 200 members Of the Girls Club
~ Stamford dined at the Inn.
on Wednesday. June Ii. Mr.. Arthur
Keysner and Miss Blanche Whiting
.,,p, /, married at the First Congrega'
,,n,T Church. Sound Beach. Follow
w. f,e ceremony Mr.. Cuthbert L. Will
.os 80 of Greenwich. will entertain the
hyidsi marty and a number Of their
relatives and friends al WeooinE
supper at the Inn.