New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Greenwich Society
OF Artists 10 Open
Exhibition Nav &
May Fclr Will BE Given bv
Y. ". e.. A. Girls May to-
20; Community Choral
Concert l. Set for May .

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its sixth annual cxhibition of paint
ngs, sculpture, architecture, arts and
crafts ut the Bruce Art and HISTORY
Museum from May 10 October 70. On
tn" opening evening there vii! br a
large society reception.
All exhibits must be sent to the gal
lory before Saturday, April 20. and
such works will be subject to the do
csion Of tho art committee. I've off
GERS OF the society arc: Prcsident,
Leonard Ochtman; treasurer, William
p. Tubby; secretary, George Wharton
Edwards. Other we'll known local
artists who will have exhibits are
Clarence Nowc. James G.. Tyler, Mjnna
Fonda Ochtman, Hobart B Jacobs,
Mathilda Brown, Gutzon Borglum +.
/ G. Potter, NJ. +. Robinson. Clara Wake
man, A. j. Norris, Elmer l.. NacNac,
Alden Twachtman and many New York
artists.
A May fctc will be given b. the
y. W. c. A. girls on May 70 and 20.
It will bc held on tho association
grounds. and tho proceeds arc to be
used to moot the clubs camp and con
tho fetc Will be the play, "Thn Wy
sidc Piper TO be given out Of doors
both Friday and Saturday "rcI ing5.
number of young society women Will
take part.
In the finals Of the squash tourna-
ment at the Field Club Sunday D. S.
Baker defeated Rudolph Goeppcl by
score Of 15--11, 10 :. IS g. This is
the second successive year that Mr..
Baker has won the squash Champion
ship Of the club. The dirt and turf
tennis courts of the club were opened
to-day for the season. There was n
large attendance of the members at
supper dance held at the club tonight.
The date set for tho concert TO be
given by the Community Choral Club,
composed of Greenwich and Port Ches
ter singers, is May 9. at the High
School Auditorium, Port Chester
naydn's "Creation" will be gwen by a
chorus Of seventy five voices under the
direction Of Frederic c. Studweli
Twelve pieces from the Philharm onic
Society orchestra. New York, will fur
nish the accompaniment The solo
Drano Of St Bartholomew Church.
New York; Fred Patton, bass soluist OF
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, New
York and Charles Harrison, Of New
York. tenor. Many society women il
Greenwich, Port Chester and Rye will
act as patronesses.
Much interest is being manifested
in society circles in the entertainment
to be given for the Victory Memorial
Building fund in Washington. to be
held at the Havemeyer Aud tor.unl on
the afternoon and evening q April 2S,
when Tony Sare and his n.arionettes
A
Inc afternoon performance the play
will be "Thc Rose and the Ring and
in the evening Rip Van Winkle' will
be presented. The committee OF ar
rangcments is Miss GAL Treat chair
man; Mrs. Bradley Stoughton. Mrs
William g. Rockefeller. Mrs. Reynal
G. Boiling. Mrs James H. Perkins. Mrs
Alfred Gilbert Smith, Mrs. William A
Rockefeller, Mrs. G.. G. st. John, Mrs
Clifford d. Mallory. Mrs Edgar l
Donald Mae Kcnzic, Mrs. V. II. Wiley
Mys Charles u. Lanier. Mrs. william
Hodge Mrs. Julian ". Curtiss, Mrs
". Herbert NamHn. Mrs. James f
Mead. Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester, Mrs
Stephen ". Pratt, Mrs. George Whar
t TON Edwards. Mrs Gordon Grand, Mrs
I Roger s. Baldwin. Mrs. J. II. Hunt. Mrs
Howard Ross, Mrs Z. c. Pay, Mr.,
5 William Edwin Hall, Mrs. Henry H
Sutphen. Mrs. +. c. Wills, Mrs. Ma
- thanel Webb, Mrs. s. Gristy Mead
Mrs. Wesley Tyson, Mrs; Il, i. br't
4 tain. Mrs. Alfred Morrel'. Nrs: A: G
4 N9nc!lcn. Miss Mary Lanier. Mi3s Car
. oline Nuut2-Rces. Miss Shirley Put
t. nam. Miss Mary T Hubbard and Miss
. Ruth Wills.
] There were many guests reg,stere!!
f AZ the Pickwicll Arms and Horsenecl
l Tavern over the week end. Mr an(
L Mrs. II. NJ. Bull, OF New York City, arr
among the recent arrivals ar the Arms
c Albert II. WiSgin, president Of TIL
l. Chase National Bank, New York. hal
+ opened his residence in Belle Have'
= To-, the season. c. $. Hirsch. OF Ne"
g Yo.,:. and family sre occupying thei
c summer homo in Rock Ridge. comm:
y here this week.
4 card party WAS held this evening
l :or The benefit OF the Edgewater Parl
g association at the homo of Mr.. ant
Y Mrs. Joseph Massoletti, Sound Beach
. Bridge and 900" were played. A mum
. bar Of the members of the summer col
= cry as well as the society people o.
tho community attended.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews, Of
Quintard Place, Sound Beach. have
2 gone 70 Europe. They will visit Eng
( Belgium and Italy. They vii! return
n the last week in May.
Mrs. Hugh +. Fox, of Riverside, !:
C vistlng her daughter, Mrs. L. Z. Hunt
. in Washington, b. G. Mrs. Frcdericl
e. c. Bursch. of Iillacrc and Mrs. f. "
: Obey. Of Indian Head Road, arc alss
. spending three weeks in Washington.
t \ spring concert for the benefit o.
t the Cos Cob Community Associatio,