New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Many of Greenwich,
Colony ON Cruise
TO Mediterranean
Vi'aors 90 10 Various Resorts
tor -" 'n'cr, While Several
Open Homes in N. Y:
Several " c,lsiines Planned
Sa~yo1 n.,o,...,,

"''N 'ie opt of town for the winter
l''7tns and others arc planninr :,
'.l.'..V.1n IN coming month for various
M'e tvns. MIR. and Mrs. William
llcockcn and their danrhtcr l,,'''"
a. end son, Narold. who have
"'N\ ng az the Manor here. hnvr
,I r'onnihE the past week at .hc
'''i 'bathsm New York. Thcv sa;l
"t9 60" INC Narmsnia of the CuonrI
,or toropc. William s. (rav,
"fs. Henckcn's father. also viii w.
~ their party. Thcv viii cniov 'o
t'ane"n cruise To Greece. r,eyr.
...'" V''rf places. and will not 49,
e'Hn v"til noNt September.
e., '>' N'ce"W'cn persons sailing ON
8f,naAi" the sumo cay arc MISS
ma MoeScr. who has been stopping
- e..i1. ''e M@pics herc; Mrs Charles +.
Nrs 'Ie'' WIS: -: Stephen ". Pratt, here;
i,...,. N.s. +, Wills and daughter. Mis-
"d'h Wills. who have been sncndinr
.,.' winter nj the pickwick Arms ,I,1
rifs t'ancis H. Page ST., of Belle
Mrs. Lucy X liudstcdt propriotor
(a.'.,. 1g Manor with her little grand
'a0@ll'ef Lucy Is. Bcardslcy. viii sail
n, Vlo, ..o Ndfat'c February is for a
-Ncci-oI ranean cruise At N,cc .hcv
V>peci 10 Join Mrs Iindstcdt's bro.bor
4Ag slstei. iialscy ". and Miss jennie
Nm oi 1reenWlch, and spend a short
NyuP WIN them on tho Rivic.a. after
WNicn iney viii visit London and
,e ,''s ne'oFc 'hclr return on tho
."',@i, "a ln Apn'. On February Is
am" AifS- Alien i. Forbes and son
N"Icpn Z. Forbes, Of Greenwich viii
sail or the Adrlatic for a Mcdi,c,'
'7ncan cruise. 10 bc gone until Anr,l
Mrs tdMard Lawrence Eossiter and
"aust ttor Miss Dorothy Rossiter. are
PrN"ing the month Of February ~
- '4tnNc city. Judge and Mrs. James
r. aleN are enjoying months pleas
'fip al MANN and other places Of
,''c. thc South. Mrs Coulter j.
&ncs >nc viii be gone six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar j. Pouch. Of Stan
wlch Road. with their DAUGHTER. Miss
Mary Pouch. and their guest. Miss
hFeiNn Chittenden. Of RrooAlyyn. have
gone TO Lake Placid to ioin Greenwich
iFte'lea there who arc enjoying winter
sports. be Greenwich people now at
ihia popqIar resort are Mr. and Mrs.
Archer Il. Brown, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
! Fisher. MIR. and N1av Gordon Grand,
Mrs Nllliam Hodge, Mn. and Mrs Al
ecit G.. tienchen. Mr. and Mrs Emer-
SON *. Newell. Mrs George +. Vincent.
Nfs. l.. +. andell and Clifford d. Nal
ioiN Judge Frederick A. Hubbard
sailed on the Empress Of Scotland last
Saturday for q Mediterranean cruise
Duane Cooper OF Greenwich, also
sailed on the same vessel
The Greenwich Chamber Of Com
merce has started a movement for
war memorial and have asked citizens
OF the town to tiii ont blank ballots
expressing the kind Of memorial they
desire The Town School Committed.
as we'll q number Of residents ad
Vocate memorial high school build
lne.
The Rev 0r M George Thompson
rector Of Cmist Church. and Mrs. I
Thompson have sent greetings to
ifends here from Taormina. Sicily.
Dr. Thompson was given q years leave
Of absence bv the parish two months
ago. having been rector of the local
church for about twenty-five years.
Society is interested in the coming
wedding Of Miss Katherine Stuart
Keen. daughter of My. and Mrs Frank
Harold Keen. Of the Dublin road,
Greenwich. and Leslie Reynolds
Schaufier. OF Chicago, which viii take
place at Christ Episcopal Church.
Greenwich. ON February %, at 4:3O
o'cloch The maid Of honor will be
Miss Hester Keen. sister Of the
bride, and the bridesmaids VIII be
-'li wVp'i' tldft bolllilS' o. Nhl- |
csgo: Miss Mary Lanier, Of Green
vich Miss Margaret Houghton, of I
New York and Miss Anne Wrenn. of
Chicago. Alien Schautflcr will be his |
brothers. best man. Little Virginia !
Smiley. of Lake Mohonk n. Y. will !
be flower girl. The Rev Samuel A.
Holiday, Dean of Christ Church Ca !
thadrai. Hartford. a cousin of the
bridegroom, viii oiNc ate. A reception
viii follow the ceremony at Brook
knoll, the home Of the bride. Miss
school here. Mr.. Schauffer was q
student at Cornell at the outbreak of
tho World War. He enlisted in the
infantry and went overseas, later being
promoted TO the rank Of lieutenant. /
Tho couple win make their future
homo in Highland Park, Illinois.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Cole, |
daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Cole Of Round lIill road here, and
was announced this week. The couple
were married in Pasadena, Calf, on
february 1. They will make their fu-
trrc home in Balmair. Mrs. Williams's |
father is q well known steel magnatc
and is interested in the copper in
drstry.
Tho Greenwich College club will
meet at inc nome OF MIS-. T.. j. LODuetl |
on Old Church road next Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Paul Barrows
VIII bo the hostess of the occasion.
Mrs Leland Stillman, of New York,
formerly of Greenwich, will sing solos,
and there Will be other attractive fca-
lures Of the afternoons program.
Mr., and Mrs. Philip Stevens Carey, of |
Providence, X. l., announce the engage
mont Of their daughter, Miss Marian
Williamson Carey, to DR.. Henry Otis
IIowgate, Of Greenwich, Conn. Miss |
Carey was graduated from the Sarget
School in 1920 and since graduation has /
been supervising the schools of Schcn-
cctady. n. Y. DR.. IIowgate was grad
uated from Cornell University in 1916 /
with the degree of bachelor Of science,
and from the College Of Dental and
Oral Surgery Of New York in 1918 with
the degree Of doctor Of dental surgery
lie served during tho World War as
First Lieutenant. He is associated with |
his father, Dr.. Charles Wilton How
gate.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Miss Grace Burnham Rog-
ors, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Noah
Cromwell Rogers, of 32 East Sixty
fourth Street, New York, and Paul
Bunker Tubby, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Tubby, of North Street,
to be held in the Fifth Ave-