The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-05


witch. Miss Bruce will be attended by
Miss Mary L. Carr of Winchester. Va,
whose engagement to Mr. Irving VIII
bur Elliott of Boston was announced
recently. Mr.. Reid has chosen Mr.. Irv-
ing Eldridge of this city for his best
man.
The Huguenot Memorial Church, Pei
ham Manor. will be the scene of naval
wedding on Saturday when Miss Katha-
rine Eleanore Buckhout, daughter of
Mrs. Arthur Livingston Buckhout. be-
comes the brids of Lieut.. Merrill Com
stock. U. s. n. Miss Buckhout who is
a graduate of the Finch School will be
attended by Miss Eliza beth Hustace
Simonson as maid of honor and Misses
Dorothy Wilson Kennedy, Elizabeth
Ciapp Berger, Florence Beatrice Ro-
govsky and Dorothy St. Clair Ogden,
whose engagement to Mr.. William Proc
tor was recently announced. as brides
maids.
Lieut.. Comstock who was graduated
from Annapolis in 1917. served on board
the Pastcres during the war; and later
aboard the battleship Pennsylvania
| now is attached to the submarine SER
vice His station is at New London.
where he will take his bride Lieut.
Robert Emmett Heating will be his best
man. Th9 ushers will be classmates of
the bridegroom. They are Lieuts. VIII
| lam Morrow Fechteier George Fred
erick Hussey, Vincent j. Moore, Graeme
Bannerman and Charles Turner JOY
and Capt Campbell Huxley Brown, U.
S. NJ. c.
Still another of Saturdays brides will
be Miss Marion Vandergaw. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beekman Van
dergaw OF Brooklyn. She will be mar
ried TO Mr. Arthur Chaplin Wheeler son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Locke Wheeler
Of 81 West Fifty-eighth street in St.
Bartholomew Church. Brooklyn. Miss
Vandergaw will be attended by Misses
Martha Reicks. Dorothy Mcmillan. Mil
dred Hegeman. Gertrude Dudley. Kath-
crime Wheeler and Salome Johnston and
Mrs. Clifford Wheeler. Mr.. Clifford
Wheeler will be his brothers best man.
The ushers will be Messrs Adams Nc
Henry. Curtis Alvord Jack Wheeler
Cary Clay, Charles MckIe and Donald
Mcmillan.
The marriage of Miss Frances E
Young. daughter Of Mrs Charles F.
Young, to Mr.. George E. Nehrbas will
take place tomorrow evening at the
home OF her mother, $50 Park place
Brooklyn. The Rev. DIR. J. Percivai
| NAN6Ss WI MISS young Will
be attended by Miss Ruth Ketcham and
Miss Jeanne Nehrbas.
Miss Mary A. Stanton. daughter Of
the late Michael B. Stanton and Mrs
Ella O'Gorman Stanton, will be married
TO Mr.. Thomas j. O'Brien, Jr.. OF this
city on Tuesday morning in the Church
OF the Holy Spirit, Burnside and Univer-
slty avenuesy Only relatives and a few
intimate friends have been asked to the
ceremony, which will be performed by
the Rev Daniel ]. Quinn, s. J.. a one
time president of Fordham University.
VINO also VIII celebrate the nuptial mass
be will be assisted by the rector of the
church, the Rev. DR.. John d. Roach.
Miss stanton will have her sister. Miss
agnes stanton, for her maid of honor,
and her small sister, Edith Stanton, for
flower girl. Mr.. Frank O'Brien will be
best man for his brother.
Miss Isabel Spence Elliott. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Elliott. of 325
west Seventy-eighth street, will be mar
ried TO Mr.. Roland Field Howe of White
Plains. n. Y. on Wednesday evening at
the home OF her parents. The ceremony
viii be performed at 8 80 o'clock by the
Rev. Wolcott Cutler. pastor of Calvary
church. Miss Elliott will be attended
by Mrs. Robert Milbank. Miss Lita X.
Perpall and Mrs. Charles Foote.
Mr.. Robert e. Howe will be best man
for his brother. The ushers will be
Messrs. Gilbert Elliott. Jr. and Cyrus
Howe.
Wednesday also win bring the mar
riage OF Miss Margaret Lotus, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Thomas jefferson Loft
tus or Scarsdale, y. Y. to Mr. Charles
Louis Book. Jr.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends have been asked to the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Duff, daughter of Mr..
James c. Duff of 33 West Tenth street,
to Mr.. Lafayette Page. Jr.. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lafayette Page of Indianapolis.
which will take place on Wednesday In
the Church OF st Francis Xavier, West
Sixteenth street A small reception will
be held at the home Of Mr.. Duff.
Still another OF Wednesdays brides
will be Miss Kathleen Harrington.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Har-
rington OF "a West Eighty-fifth street
She will be married at noon in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity. West Eigh-
ty-second street, TO Mr.. Frank NJ. Lough-
man, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Lough-
man OF 20 West Eighty-sixth street
There will be a small reception and
breakfast at the Hotel ST. Regis. Miss
Harrington will be attended by her sis
ter. Miss Marion Harrington, as maid OF
honor. and Miss Ann Harrington. an
other sister. and Miss Edna Geogagen
as bridesmaids. Mr.. Loughman. who is
n granddaughter OF the late Henry r.
Plant. will have his brother. Mr.. Henry
Loughman. for his best man. His ushers
will be Messrs. Marshall McAnerney OF
Douglaston, l.. IT, Frank Dunn of Ged-
ney Farms, Townsend Burt and Ken
meth McAleenan.
The marriage OF Mrs. Augustus r.
Holly. Jr., daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Simeon y. Chittenden, 121 Madison ave-
nue.. 10 Mr. William Mitchell Campbell
will take place on Thursday at Gran
brook. the country home OF her parents
az Guilford, Conn. Mrs Holly was Miss
Mary Hartwell Chlttenden before her
marriage in 1901 to Augustus r. Holly.
Jr.. who died three years later. Since
his death his widow has made her home
with her parents. She Is n sister Of
Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, Mrs. Charles
Martin Thayer OF Worcester, Mass., and
Mr.. Simeon b. Chittenden, Jr., who mar
rled Miss Grace G. Chapman and now
lives In Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Amelia r. McCsllum. daughter