The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-27
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day. Miss Burropghes. who Is the
daughter of Mrs. James $. Barroughes,
Is a member of an old English family
and is socially prominent in London,
where the wedding win take place.
Mr. Clapp is son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Clapp Of 81 East Eighty
second street, who have gone TO Eng
land for the wedding. He was graduated
from Yale In 1914. During the war he
served as a Lieutenant in the Naval Air
Forces. After a brief wedding trip he
and his bride will live in this city.
An out OF town wedding on Thursday
will be that of Miss Mary Condor,
daughter of Mr.. al d Mrs. Martin Con-
don, to Mr.. Gladwin Stigt ner. which will
be celebrated in Memphis. Tenn, where
Mr. and Mrs. Condor now live. Miss
Condor is well known here and until
recently was guest Of Mrs. Oliver Har-
rirnan, with whom she spent the sum-
rner at Ridgeleigh House in White
Plains. Miss Condon's parents formerly
lived In Pelham Manor. Her father
formerly was an officer of the American
Tobacco Company in this city and alsl
was connect, with the Carnegie Trust
Company. Mr.. Stigener Is interested In
the cotton industries of Tennessee and
also is associated with the Marine Life
Insurance Company.
On Saturday afternoon In the chapel
Of st. Sebastian. at Fort Slocum, Miss
Frances McIver, daughter of Col and
Mrs. George Wilcox McIver of Fort
SIocum, will become the bride of Mr..
Paul Mefford Runyon of South Orange,
N. ]. The BRIDE will be attendSd by
Of 80 ~ "A
maid of honor and her young sister. Miss
Cora McIver as flower girl.
DR.. Mefford Runy on of South Orange
will be best man for his son. The ushers
will be the brides two brothers. Lieut.
George Wilcox McIver. Jr, and Ensign
Renwick S. McIver: Mr.. Paul Gifiin Of
Orange and Mr.. Joseph Stickler of South
Orange.
The marriage of Miss Emily Kent.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Kent of 1876 West Fifty-eighth street.
20 Mr. Washington Plat viii take place
on December 6.
Miss Linn Merck and Mr.. George
Walbridge Perkins. Jr. whose engage
ment vas announced recently. will be
married on December 3. Miss Merck is
the daughter of Mr.. GeVrge Merck OF
I.lewellyn Farms. West Orange. N. j..
Mr.. Perkins. who Is widower, Is the
son of the late George w. Perkins and
Mrs. Perkins OF Riverdale, N. Y.
Invitations will be issued soon for the
marriage of Miss Martha Granger,
daughter of Mr.. and Hrs. Alfred Hoyt
Granger Of Chicago. to Mr.. William
ali OF Of re ChQnnCeN Il
Blair of New York. formerly of Chicago.
It will take place on December 81 In
Chicago, and a breakfast viii follow at
the home OF Miss Changers grandfather,
Mr.. Marvin Hughitt. in Lake Forest
Miss Granger has chosen for her at
tendants her two sisters, Mrs. Charles
Edward Brown. Jr., and Mrs Thomas
Fl. Cowles. and Mr.. Blair's two sisters
in-law. Mrs. Barlow FAIR of New York
and Mrs. Chauncey Il. Blair and Nine.
De Sorano OF Spain.
Mr.. Chauncey B. Blair will be the
best man. The ushers will include Mr.
Brown and Mr.. Cowles.
Miss Dorothy c.. Pfeifer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pfeifer of the Hotel
Hamilton. West Seventy-third street.
and Little Rock. Ark. will be married to
Mr.. Jacob II. Bitter. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernhard Bitter of $50 West End
avenue, on January 5. Miss Pfeife. is a
graduate of the National Cathedral
Seminary at Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes A. L. Van der
Bosch have gone to San Mateo. Ca,
where they will spend the winter. Next
summer they viii go to Castle HODGE wa
Ursche. In Barn. Holland. where they
will make their home. Tn y q rla--
ried on Monday In the Marble Collegiate
Church in the presence OF relatives and
a few intimate friends by the Rev. DR..
David James Burreli. Mrs. Van der
Bosch was Miss Frances Gridley Ken
nedy. and Is the daughter of Mr.. ard
Mrs. vii lam Rufus Kennedy Of this
city and Greenwich, Conn. At her mar
riage she was attended only by a flower
girl. Joan Hamilton. the young daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cosmo Hamilton. Mr..
Floris ter Meulen was the best man.
Mr.. Van der Bosch formerly was an
officer in the Royal Dutch navy.
Only relatives and few intimate
friends attended the marriage on
Wednesday, morning Of Miss Marguerite
Wilson. daughter OF Mr.. Lawrence A.
Wilson OF Montreal to Mr.. Walter A.