New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
| Mrs. Glaenzer Bride
IOf MIR. ]. r.. Duff at
Greenwich Wedding g
Reception for Miss Dunlop,
Who Will Be Married to
MIR. Gray ON October l9;
Mrs. Seton Goes to China
specias Dispatch to Tas Tribune

GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. 14.-The
wedding of Mrs. Adams Glaenzc-,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Franklin Adams, of Greenwich, and Mr..
j. Robinson Duff, Of New York City,
took place at Ingleside, the home of the
brides parents, here this afternoon.
It was quiet wedding, only the inmc-
diate families and few intimate
friends being present. Mrs. Glaenzer
married Mr.. Jules Glaenzer six years
ago in New York City. They were di-
vorced year ago. Since then she has
lived with her parents here. MIR. Duff
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
Duff, of New York City.
Mrs: William Steele Gray gave in In
formal reception at her home, Grey
stone, North Street, this afternoon to
meet Miss Margaret Dunlop, who viii
be married to Mrs. Gray's son, Mr.. VIII
iiam Steele Gray jr., on Thursday, Oc-
tober 10. number Of society people
attended.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton has
gone to China and Egypt to gather ma
terial for the sequel Of her book "a
Tenderfoot in Egypt" published some
time ago, MIR. Seton and his daughter,
Miss Anne Seton, are occupying the
cottage of the Seton estate, their resi-
dence, DeWinton, having been leased
for a year to Mr.. w. W. Birgc, of
North Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Sherlock. Of
Hillside road, are spending two weeks
at Yama Farms. Napanoch, Ulster
County. N: Y. They will close their
residence here late in November and
then spend the winter at the Hotel
Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hencken
and their children returned aboard the
Carmania, last Friday, after spending
eight months in Europe. They are now
occupying their residence on Dublin
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. james II. Perkins have
returned to their home on Dublin Road
after spending several weeks in South
Dartmouth, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold ". Hersey and
their two children have moved into the
Carroll house on Sound View Ter
race. DR.. Hersey, who was formerly
superintendent Of the New Haven
Hospital, is now associated with the
joint administrative board Of Columbia
University and the Presbyterian Hos
pital, New York.
Mr.. Edward Clark Potter and his
wife and daughter, Miss Ruth Potter,
have returned to their home on North
Street after spending the summer at
Enfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mora Dawson, who
have been occupying the Potter resi-
dence, moved to their winter home,
1898 Madison Avenue, New York, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement E. Dunbar and
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Knapp, who have
been at the Pickwick Arms for the past
month, arc at the Hotel Netherland,
Nav, rug.o xpfil IA
winter.
Most Of the Greenwich members Of
the summer colony at Quogue, L. l.,
have already returned to their homes
here. Among those who were there
for the summer were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter E. Douglas and their two chill
dren, at East Quogue, who reside on
Lake Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. David 8.
Baker and their four children, Of Lake
Avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Walker
and their little son, Of East Putnam
Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. John Heffron
and their two children, who have been
Ct Quogue,. will soon move into their
new house in Glenville Road here.
from resorts and abroad Of late are MT.
and Mrs. William II. Fain and their
children, Virginia, Betty and Billy
Hugh, with Miss Anna White. from
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph /. Perry
and their three sons are back from
Southport, Conn. They have rented
the Ashton Crosby residence in Lake
Avenue for October, and on November
will move to thetr own house in
Brookside Drive, occupied the last sea
son by MIR. and Mrs. William A. Rookie
feller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X. Rupprecht
and their three children are back from
Sebec, Me-, to their Field Point Park;
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey A. Lee, from
Harwichport, Mass, TO their West Put
nam Avenue home; Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert G. Hencken from Europe to their
North Street home, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell =. Bailey, froW CharIestown,
r. ~ to their home In Dublin Road