New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Greenwich Awaits
Next Production by
Fairfield Players
Junior Supper-Dance Given
for Younger Set; w. A.
Finn Wins Trapshooting
Tourney for Eighth Time
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

wich society is interested in the next
entertainment to be produced by the
Fairfield Players. which will be in the
form Of vaudeville performance. The
organization already has presented sue
cessful plays. Miss Mary Lanier is in
charge of the coming entertainment,
which Will be given early in May. Later
modern threeact comedy will be pro-
duced. The Fairfield Players is be-
coming distinctly a community organ
ization. and thus far a high standard
| OF artistic merit has been maintained
A junior supper-dance for the young
er set home from schools and colleges
for the Easter holidays was given at
the Field Club last Friday evening
About sixty were present. Louis
Cohan's New York orchestra played for
the dancing. The patronesses were
Mrs. Marshal c: Bacon, Mrs: Hugh w
Jackson, Mrs. Ralph G. Coburn. Mrs
Alfred l.. Ferguson, Mrs. Walter L.
Fighter and Mrs. George l.. Storm
Among those present were the Misses
Eleanor Barnum, Ralli Coffin, Louise
Ccbnrn, Mary Pouch. Sarah Heaton
Elizabeth Hyde, Janet Nutting, Mathilda
Gray, Hester Keen and Alfred L. Fer
guson jr., Mel and Fritz Perry, John
and Brewster RICHTER, George l.. Storm
jr, Hugh and Burton jackson and
Carroll Ferguson.
The Westchester and Fairfield County
Hounds will open the season by hold
ing race meet on the estate Of Jane.
McClenahan, King Street Port Ches-
ter N Y. on the afternoon of May 27
There will DO numerous events in
wich, Port Chester and nearby towns
and cities will be entered. Guy Carle-
ton is chairman of the race meet com
mlttee and other members Of the com
mittee include John NICE. Bowman,
Louis W. Mertz, Robert w. Law, Ar
thur Worthen and r. V. Ruxton.
On Friday afternoon and evening
April %, Tony Sarg. Of New York,
Will give an entertainment in the
Havemeyer Auditorium with his mar
lonettes. At the matinee "The Rose
and the Ring" will be presented, and
in the evening "Rip Van Winklc" will
be produced and staged The proceeds
Will be devoted to the Victory Nc
mortal Fund in Washington, D. c.
Miss Gail Treat is chairman of the
memorial committee in Connecticut
and Greenwich.
The patronesses selected arc Mrs.
Edgar T. Mead, Mrs. William G. Rocke,
teller. Mrs. James RI. Perkins. Mrs.
Clifford ID. Mallory, Mrs Roger s. Bald
YIN, Mrs. William A. Rockefeller, Mrs.
Emerson r. Newell, Mrs. The eodorc
romeroy, Mrs. Raynal c. Boiling. Mrs.
Charles ID. Lanier. Mrs. Stephen d.
Pratt, Mrs. James f. Quan, Mrs. James
K: Mead. Mrs. William Hodge, Mrs.
William ". Heaton, Mrs Frederick X
CASTOR. Mrs. Richard Aircy, Mrs. G. c.
st. John, Mrs. Howard Ross, MRS. Rai.
ley Vanderh oaf Mrs. W. Herbert Wiley
| Mrs. s. Cristy Mead, Mrs Louis D.
Grant, Mrs. Nathaniel Webb, Mrs
Henry l.. Britain, Mrs. l.. P. Yandell
Mrs. Daniel Mackenzie, Mrs Garrett c.
t1er, Mrs. Julian " Curtiss Mrs. Jo-
scrh Rowland Hunt. Mrs. Herbert Ham
lin, Mrs. f. G. Ray, Mrs. William Eng
!Ish Walling, Mrs. Caroline Ruutz-
Eees, Mrs. Mary Lowndes, Mrs. Shirley
Putnam, Miss Mary Lanier Miss Hsr-
rlett Reynolds and Miss Mary r. Hub
bard.
mrs. knut. Edwards. of Chicago, has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Esther Irene Edwards
to Oakley Kissam Brown. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kissam Brown, of Greenwich
For the eighth successive year, Will
ham A. Finn won The chamoion iu
Tapshooting tournament at the Field
Club last Saturday afternoon It was
90 bird scratch and Mr. Films score
was 90 out Of a possible 100. Harry
Ferguson was the winner of the handi-
cap prize. being second with a score of
8s. Other prominent men entered in
the tournament were A. l.. Ferguson
j. !. Bishop. Frederic Ewing, J. Schir-
mer. NJ. B. Foster. A. l.. Ferguson jr.
G. W. Howard, n. C. Leighton, and
Sherbourne Prescott.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Ros-
sitter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lawrence Rossiter, of Greenwich. and
Raymond G. DAILY. son of Joseph P
DAILY, of Riverside, Conn.,, will take
place at Alstone, the home Of the
brides parents. on April 19 at ~ O'Clock
noon: Because Of the recent death of
the bridegroom's mother, the weddinp
will be attended by Miss Gladys Arm
strong, as maid of honor; and Misse,
Dorothy Thompson, Ethel Hays. of
Greenwich, Louise Lott, of BROOKLYN
and Mrs. Gerald H. DAILY, of Stamford
Conn. as bridemaids. Holmes Dal,
Will be his brothers best man. The
ushers will be Gerald DAILY, Herbert
Daily, Lawrence F. Rossiter, of Green.
vwch, and Noel Armstrong. of Brook
lyn The bride is a graduate of the
Misses Masters School at Dobb's
rerIy. Mr Daly served with the 301st
Machine Gun Company overseas.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Pickwick Arms are Mr.. and Mrs. r
basset. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Laying, A. Rath-
born, Mrs. G. w. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. G
Grefuncket, all of New York City; Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Bennett, of Albany. ano
Colonel Charles Repington. There we're
a large number of dinner guests at the
Arms last Sunday. Mrs. R. H. Crandall
of the Arms, and her daughter have re.
turned from Pinehurst, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Wallen have
returned from a trip of several weeks
to Havana, Palm Beach and other
Southern resorts. Mrs. Wallen is now
completely recovered from the serious
injuries she sustained last fall while
hunting with members of the Fairfield
and Westchester Hunt when her horse
stumbled and fell and rolled on her
! breaking number Of ribs and other
bones. This week she began taking up
riding again.
| DR.: W. Herbert Wiley and his daugh-
ter, Dorothy, have gone on a trim to
Cuba and Panama.
occupying for several years.
Mrs. Rose Lorenz, who has been a
member of the Sound Beach summe
colony for number of seasons, hss
purchased the residence of D. o. Pisrce
on Keoffram Road, which she has been
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