New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Miss Ida E. Merritt
Becomes Bride at
Greenwich Church
Wedding Is Celebrated at
Christ Episcopal Edifice.
Field Club Members Find
Interest inSquasIi Matches
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GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 23~-Miss
Ida Elizabeth Merritt, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles +, Merritt, Of Green
wieh. was married TO Mr.. Norman
Clark Munsur, son of Mr. and Mrs. II.
II. Mansur, Of Chester, n. H.. last
night In Christ Episcopal Church here.
The Rev. Or. ~ George Thompson. the
rector. ofieiated. Miss Marie louise
Merritt, sister Of the bride, was maid
Of honor. Mr. James y. Miller was
best man. A reception followed the
ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents.
Squash matches at the Field Club
arc proving popular this season. LAst
Saturday afternoon the squash team
OF the Field Club lost to the ApA-
wants Club team Of Rye, the latter
winning three out Of four games. Inc
match between Mr. Otis Guernsey on
Apawamis, and Mr. X. Q. Coburn, OF
the Field Club, was closely contested
Guernsey won by scores OF 30
lj--3 and 1911. .c,
Mrs. Frederick Hewitt PARK, Of Glens
Falls, ". T., II giving denu,shte
luncheon December %, az the hlt@- ~
Carlton. FOR her granddaughtet Mlss
Florence Kimbley, daughter OF i,, mn ~
Mrs. Frank Ray Kimbleyi of hlIslee
House Field Point Road oreeh.ien, ,,
and Of 100 Central Park south, New
York. Miss Kimbley made her forinaI
debut AZ a dance at the Field Cluo ias'
Nr and Mrs. James MeClelland, Of
Mason street, have been entertaining
Miss Isabel Kearny, OF New haven;
Mis-. Christine Boylston has returned
10 her home in Riverside here atter
two months trip. Miss Boylston Is as,
sseiated with the Church Mission OF
Help. She is the daughter OF the late
Rev. Charles ". Boylston, former rec
tor Of ST. Pauls Episcopal Church' XIV
erGide. -
The award OF S25 offered By the
Fairfield Players for the best one-aeI
play written By resident OF 1teeh-
wich has been awarded 70 Mrs Se9Ige
L. Vincent, wife Of DR.. George =. m
cent, head OF the Rockefeller Founda-
ticn. The award was made by COM
mitteo OF the Amateur Comedy OiuD'
New York
is giving a holiday dance Nc the Flelo
Clgb to-night for the benefit Of the
Greenwich Day Nursey. Miss hatnet-
Inc pomerov h In charge. Among the
pntronesses are Mines. l. X. Wilfley'
samuel p. Pryor. Edward W. Packard.
Franklin Edison, Colby N. Chester,
Walter s. Brewster, J. X. Berry Roger
s. Baldwin and Marshall c. Bacon. Next
Thursday night a similar dance will pc
given for the Emily Bruce shelter az
the Field Club. Miss Mary Lanier Is
chairman OF the committee
Mrs. Frank A. Seiber!ing, OF Akron,
Ohio, ex-president and honorary patron
OF the National Federation OF Music
Clubs, has been the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. John Handy, OF River,
side During the stay Mrs. RusseH
Ripley Dorr. % Greenwich, historian
OF the National Federation, gave
luncheon for fourteen guests.
nr. and Mrs. Virgil c. Patti VINO
returned a month ago from an extended
trip abroad. left Thusday for Fort
Myers, Fla, where they will spend the
remainder OF the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Cassidy, OF XIV
erside Avenue, have taken an apartment
In New York for the winter. MRS
Ernest c. Wills ard her sister, Mrs. J.
Harold Peareh, sailed on the olympic
from Cherbourg last Wednesday. They
will arrive here the latter part Of this
week or early next week.
Miss Jessie " Bowman, Of Stanwieh
Road. sailed for Naples last Thursday
on the patria, 20 spend the winter IN
Italy and southern France. DR.. and
Mrs. Albert +. Austin, Of Sound Beach,
sailed on the Majestic last Saturday,
for Austria, where DR.. Austin will take
a three months post graduate course
In Vienna College.
Mr.. Ernest Thompson Seton, the nat
uralist. and his daughter, Miss Ann Sc
tor. have gone 10 California for a few
stay. Mrs. Seton is In China.
"De Winton," the Seton estate, Is being
occupied By Mr.. W. ". Birge.
Mr. Alfred Ashfeld Finch, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Finch, gave
barytone recital at the \. VI. c. A,
auditorium last Friday evening. He
was assisted By Miss Mabel Alice
Docgan. violinist, and RALPH Linsley,
accompanist, both OF New Haven.
The patronesses were Mines. Ma
.haniel ". Witherell. ". (. Finch, Em--
erson r. Newell. Alfred Mallory, W.
A. Stevens. Thomas J. Murray, Henry
Dayton, George Bass, George Z. Car
James r. Mead, Frank A.
Hosmer. B. Francis Finney, Charles
E. Buermyer and ". ]. Wilson. Mr..
Finch. a student at the Yale Music
school. is pupil Of Francis Rogers,
Sew York barytone. He took first /
prize Ia singing contest 80 Yale |
Music School last year. He Is q men, |
bor Il the Yale Gleo Club and Uni /
'ersity choir.
The annual Nativity play given BY |
he girl students OF the Rosemary Hall /
school took place In Rosemary Chapel, I
tuesday afternoon. The play was ar /
-anged By Miss Edith Wallis, formerly /
OF dramatics In the school, 4
md was given for the drst time In .
ell, in memory Of Louisa Chambers.
Intime Musicales Will
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