The New York herald., 1921-05-29


by Mrs. Edwin Douglas Hub
= bard Of 311 West Ninety-seventh
street for the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Pauline Connor, to Mr. How
ard vanderiip McHldowney, son OF
Mrs. John Howard McEldowney OF
Breton Hall. Their wedding will take
place on the afternoon Of June 23 in
ST. Thomas's Church. and the cere-
mony, which will be at o'clock, will
be followed by reception at the Hotel
Gotham.
Miss Connor has chosen Miss Bar
bara Paul Of BroolSline, Mass. for her
maid of honor, and Miss Janet Ewing
of Pittsburgh and Miss Genevieve Nc
Eldowney, sister of the bridegroom,
for her bridesmaids. Mr.. McEldowney
as yet has not decided upon his at
tendants.
Mr.. McEldowney, who is a graduate
of Harvard. class 30. served during
the war as a lieutenant in the Royal
Flying Corps.
Miss Catherine Garfield. daughter OF
Mrs. Harry Garfield Of SO West Eighty
seventh street has decided upon June
II as the date of her marriage to Mr..
Leighton Elliott. son of DR.. and Mrs.
]. Il. Elliott of Toronto. Canada.
The wedding will take place at the
Hotel Gotham and will be small one
owing to the recent illness Of the brides
mother. The ceremony will be per-
formed at 10 80 by the Rev. DIR. Palmer.
assistant pastor Of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Both Miss Can
field and Mr.. Elliott will dispense with
attendants. After brief wedding trip
Mr. Elliott and his bride will go to
Toronto to live. During the war he
served as a lieutenant with the Canadian
artillery.
Miss Margaret Duff, daughter of Mr..
James c. Duff, has decided upon June
as the date Of her marriage to Mr..
Lafayette Page. Jr.: son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
LAFAYETTE Page Of Indianapolis. The
wedding, which will be small one. will
take place in the Church Of st. Francis
Xavier, on West Sixteenth street, and
will be followed by small reception at
the home of Mr. Duff, 33 West Tenth
street The engagement OF Miss Duff
to Mr.. Page was announced rev days
ago at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs.
William John Warburton at their apart
ment. 81 East Eighty sixth street Miss
Duff was introduced to society last Win
ter. Mr. Page was graduated from
Princeton in 1902.
Invitations have been received here for
the marriage of Miss Beatrice Pollock
daughter of Capt. Edwin r. Pollock,
u. S. N. and Mrs. Pollock. to Conn
mander Robert S. Chew. Jr.. U. S. N.
which will take place on Saturday In
st. Matthew's Church, jamestown, X. l.
Tho 0rremony, which will be at O'Clock,
will - followed by n reception at the
home 81 Capt. and Mrs. Pollock in New
port. Miss Pollock will be attended by
Mrs William Miller of Providence, sister
OF the BRIDEGROOM as matron OF honor,
and the Misses Frances La lame OF
Philadelphia, Marjorie Hughes Of Savan-
nah, Catherine Randolph OF East
Orange. n. j., and Marjorie Glen or
washington. D. c. Mr.. John Chew Will
be his brothers best man. The ushers
will be Mr. Richard Chew, another
brother, and Lieut.. Commanders FRANCIS
Craven, Dupre J. Friedell and Theodore
S. Wilkinson, Jr.
Another naval wedding will take place
on the afternoon of June II in the
Huguenot Memorial Church at Pelham
Manor, when Miss Katharine Eleanorc
Buckhout, daughter Of Mrs. Arthur Liv-
ingston Buckhout. win become the bride
of Lieut.. Merrill Comstock. U. 3. N.
The ceremony win be followed by
small reception at the residence Of Mrs.
Buckhout. Miss Buclxhout, who Is a
graduate of the Finch School. will be
attended by Miss Elizabeth Hustace
Simonson as maid of honor. and Miss
Dorothy Wilson Kennedy, Mics Eliza
beth Clapp Berger, Miss Dorothy st.
Clair Ogden and Miss Florence Beatrice
Rogovslly as bridesmaids.
Lieut. ComstoclS, who was graduated
from Annapolis in 1917, served on board
the Pastores during the war. and later
aboard the battleship Pennsylvania. He
is now attached to the submarine service
and stationed at New London. where he
and his bride will live on their return
from their wedding trip. Lieut.. Com
stock has chosen a number OF his class
mates for his attendants Lieut. Robert
Emmett Heating will be the best man.
The ushers will be Lieuts. William Nor
row Fechteler, George Frederick Hussey
Vincent j. Moore, Graeme Bannerman
Charles Turner Joy and Capt. Campbell
Huxley Brown, U. S. M. G.
Another bride or June IL VIII be MISS
Marion vandergaw, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Beel<man Vandergaw OF
Brooklyn. She will bo married 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
have Miss Martha Riecks for her maio
Of honor Her other attendants will bt
Miss Katherine Wheeler and Mrs. Clif-
ford Wheeler of New York, Miss Salome
Johnston OF New Rochelle and Miss
Dorothy Mcmillan. Miss Mildred Hege
man and Miss Gertrude Duboy OF
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Clifford Wheeler will be the best
man. The ushers will be Messrs. Charles
Miclxie of New York, Donald Mcmillan
OF Brooklyn. Cary Clay OF Paris Ky,
Jack Wheeler OF Columbus. Ohio. Curtis
Alvord of Winstead. Conn. and Adams
McTIenry or Dayton, Ohio.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret r.
Schmitz, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank y. w. Schmitz, to Mr. Frank
rrnchman Clark, son or Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Jones Clark. viii take
place on Wednesday at the home of her
parents. 81 South oxford street, Brook
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