The New York herald., 1922-10-22
Greenwich Society
Aids Recital for
Scho Iarship.Fund
Rozsi Varady Plays; Other Ac-
tivities of Autumn Colony
on Sound.

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GREENWICH, CONN, Oct. 21.
= OCIETY was largely represented
last evening at recital given
by Rozsi Varady, the woman
violoncellist of New York. at the
Havemeyer Auditorium here. This
young Hungarian celist has studied
both in this country and abroad She
received decorations from the Bavar-
ian Court, the Sultan of Turkey and
the International Red Cross. Her
cello is 307 years old, having been
brought to America three times be-
fore. 1t was made by Antonius Hier-
onymus Amata in 1915.
The proceeds of the recital were for
Il scholarship in the Edgewood School.
The patronesses, all of whom attended
the recital, were: Mrs. Charles d.
Lanier, chairman, and Mesdames
Emerson r. Newell, D. Walter Glib
son, James L. Quan, Elon H.. Hooker,
l.. p. Yandell, Henry Schwarz. Will
liam Hodge. John French. George
l.. Storm, Frederick NJ. Rupprecht,
Russell l.. Dorr Bryan Dorr, James
IL. Perkins, William f. Decker, Coul-
-er ID. Huyler, Hugh Leighton, Clifford
d Mallory, Richard Roberts, Charles
Nalworth. Gordon Glass, Lee Glib
bcns. Gordon Grand. Frederick Col
Inns, 1. n. Lewis. Edward Morris and
Kenneth w. Lowne.
Many activities are being held at the
Field Club during the autumnai season.
Last Saturday night a supper dance at
tracted one hundred Of the members
and their friends. Mrs. FL Ashton
Crosby gave a dinner for her friends,
preceding the dance. Among those who
attended the dance were Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Rockefeller Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID.
Rafferty,. Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Ashton Cros-
by, Martin J. Quinn. Jr.. Miss Dorothy
Quinn. Miss Mary Lanier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Arthur Moore. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Howard and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Pennington.
Among the arrivals at the Pickwick
Arms Hotel for the winter months. are
| Mrs. William Hornblower, Mrs. +. S.
| Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Rowell
Mr., and Mrs. j. s. Shipman and Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Provash. Of New York
and DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Smith, OF
Port Chester New York. who recently
returned from Lenox. Mass.
Julian W. Curtss will leave early in
November for a trip abroad. He will
visit Genoa and other places Of interest
in Europe. Mr.. Curtiss. who is mem
Der OF the Town school committee, and
a we'll known alumnus Of Yale. is con-
nected with the A. G. Spalding Company
| Of New York.
Mrs August Schierenberg and her two
daughters are occupying their home at
Rock Ridge after trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McEntee Bowman
of King street are receiving congratula-
tions over the birth of daughter. Mrs.
Bowman before her marriage was Miss
Clarice Paterson, daughter OF Mrs Myra
Doremus Paterson OF New York.
Miss Eileen Slidell, daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs. William Slidell Of Paris, has
| been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. e. Nor
man Scott of Brookside Drive here this
week. Miss Slidell will make her debut
| in New Orleans this winter. She has re-
turned from Paris to America for the
| first time since she was 3 years old
New Orleans is the former home Of her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Dominick. Jr
and their daughter, Miss Lucy. are stop
ping at The Naples here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominicks son, Francis, is attending
the Harvey School in New York, and
their other daughter. Antoinette. Is at
the Hathaway House. in Milton. Mass.
Mrs. George Quackenbush. who spent
| the summer ct the PiciSwicls Arms. has
taken an apartment for the winter at
! 563 Park avenue, New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Harrington
Of Greenwich have taken an apartment
at the Ambassador, in New York. for
the winter
! Lieut.. and Mrs. T.. J. Fitzgerald have
sailed for Panama on the United States
Army transport St Mihiel. They will
be at home at Camp Gaillard. where
Lieut.. Fitzgerald is stationed with the
Forty-second Infantry. Mrs. Fitzgerald
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
B. Jacobs Of Greenwich