The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Colony at
Greenwich Helps
in Amateur Plays
Three One Act Pieces Will Be
Presented August 10
and IL.

GREENWICH. Conn, July 29.-Persons
in Greenwich society. as well as mem-
bers Of the summer colony. are inter-
plays by local talent IN Riverside on
August 10 and IL. The plays to be
presented are "Everyhody's Husband"
by Gilbert Cannon: 1.-THE Game of
Chess" by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman
and "Helena's Husband" by Philip
Moeller. Those taking art will include
Mrs. Philip l. Kirkham. Mrs. Frances
Zabriskie. Miss Evelyn Wight, Miss
Helen Tooker. Miss Air Kelley. Mrs.
Reginald Reynolds, Miss Jean Lincoln.
George A. Dyer, George e. Marks. Jr..
Reginald Reynolds. j. A Graham. H. e.
Montague and J. Holmes DAILY.
Mrs. Mary HILL Brown of New York
10 coaching the players. AS a result Of
the performance 1t is expected that a
permanent community playhouse will be
established. Mrs. H. r. Montague or
ganized the dramatic club The execu-
tive committee consists of Commodore
Irving Shaw. temporary chairman; Mrs.
H. e. Montague, organizer; Norman
Warner. properties. and Mrs. Edith
Duane Peck.
The Field Club gave q dinner. which
was followed by a suppar-dance. to the
tennis players participa ing In the an
nuaI four day tennis tournament at the
club last Saturday night 1t was served
on the lawn In the rear Of the club
house. In all about 155 persons were
present
Among those who had reservations
for the dinner were Clarence L. Camp
bell, Mrs. Leslie c. Bruce, Mrs. w. W..
pfv0 II
Jessup, Mrs. r. ". Hiscoe. Martin Quinn.
Jr., H. B. Kilner, Theodore e. Blake.
George e. Chattilon. Norman E. Scott.
Miss Helen Hooker. Mss Leslie Ban
croft. Miss Helen Gilleaudeau. Miss
Marian Chapman, Mrs. Gouverneur Nor
ris, r. r. Hunter, Zenzu Shimizu and
Dean Mathey were among the tennis
| players who attended.
| Among the dinner guests at the Inn,
Sunday, were Mrs Randolph Hicks. Mrs.
| D. G. Tuckett. Mrs. B. B. Holmes. Miss
F, Ida Long, Mrs. 4. E. Kending, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Allen, Mrs. c. d. Parker.
| Sydney Tompkins. Joseph Hesdaper Mr..
| and Mrs. Bide Dudley. Miss Peggy
Murtha, Victor ]. Doulin. Mr.. and Mrs.
II, A. Appel, all OF New York city.
| Arrivals from New York this week
| include Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Holmes.
Walter H. Bauman, e. E. Couche. F. j..
Pullen. John Waterbury, j. A. Wasser-
man, Miss Maude Madison. Miss Adah
O'Brien, william Dunkak, Joseph Sol
omon, Miss Lusili Day, Miss Janet Trow-
bridge. e. r. Gausche, Mr.. and MIRA
william Culman. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
| Culman, J. NJ Tracy. j. II. Schafer. H.
IK kirk Mr.. and Mrs A. 8. Herts.
William L. Reese. Edward Angler, Fl. st.
John Herfurth, Arthur T. Brown and A.
J. Graham.
Stopping at the Pickwick Arms Hotel
are A. c. Estes, Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Werner. Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Johnson ana
Donald c. johnson, Mrs. ]. II. Callahan,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Zara, Mr.. and Mrs
| A.. J. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Murcott, Miss Ada Martin. Mrs. II. A.
Porter, Mrs. r. G. Brown, all OF New
York city =.
A grand council of the woodcraft
League was held at DE Winton." the
estate of ernest Thompson Seton. the
naturalist here last Saturday evening,
which was attended by many persons
from Greenwich and other towns and
cities. In addition to the Woodcraft girls,
thirty Greenwich scouts under Scout
Executive Douglas A. Milward. and
several scouts from the Sound Beach
Troop under Miss Marjorie Blaber were
present.
The meeting took place In valhalla-
the indoor council ring OF the estate
because of the inclement weather. Cap
tain Henry J. vieira OF Port au spain,
Trinidad, exhibited cocoa pods and ex-
planned the way in which they grow and
described the pitch lake for which Trini-
dad is famous. There were also scout
games and competitions.
The Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Huckel are
| entertaining this week their nephew,
the Rev. Earle Wentworth Huckel.
ana his bride, OF London, England.
| They were married In London on July
Is.
Early in August, DR.. and Mrs Huckei
will leave for a months trip to Quebec
and to Saguenay, with stops In New
HAMPSHIRE and Maine.
Mrs. George II Vincent and her
daughter, Miss elizabeth Vincent. and
Lunsford p. Yandell. and his daughter.
Miss Hope Yandell who have been at
Niagara Falls. left this week for Flag
staff, Arizona. where they will start or
for several weeks with a pack train.
One Of the adventures OF their journey
will be a view OF the Hopl Snake Dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger y. Baldwin and
.heir daughter. Miss Catherine Bald
win. sailed on the Homeric last Satur-
lay for Europe. They were unable to
70 the previous week, as planned. They
viii return the last OF September Dur
'ng their absence Mrs. Baldwin's niece.
Yrs. Curtis r. Fields. Mr.. Fields and
'heir baby will occupy the Baldwin resi-
I,rce on Round Hill road.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott McClurg.