The New York herald., 1922-06-04
BRIDES OF JUNE
Brilliant June Weddings
and Engagements in Society
Misses Grace H. Colgate, Katherine Van Rensselaer,
Priscilla Lockwood, Mary B. Polhemus and
Katharine Hurd to Become Brides This Week.
<Iss GRACE HALL COLGATE

L gate, will be one of the many
brides of the week. Her marriage to
Major Joseph Wright Rumbough,
Field Artillery, u. S. A, in charge OF
the field artillery instruction school at
Camp Benning, Ca, viii take place on
Wednesday in Rutgers PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Broadway and Seventy-third
street. This viii be the second we'd
ding in the Rumbough-Colgate fam
lilies, for brother of Major Rum
bough, Mr.. Stanley M. RumbougE,
who served as a Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Rainbow Division, ten years
ago was married to Miss Elizabeth
Colgate, sister of Wednesdays bride.
Miss Colgate will be attended by her
cousin. Miss Mabel Colgate. as maid OF
honor, and her little niece, Elizabeth
Rumbough, will be her flower girl.
TIE bridesmaids viii be Misses Caro-
line Colgate, another cousin: Helen
James, Genevieve Hodge and Kath-
crime Olcott.
Major Rumbough. who Is q SON of
the late Col. D. J. Rumbough and Mrs.
Rumbough, and grandson OF the late
Gen. d. S. Stanley. who served during
the civil war. will Rave his brother,
Mr.. Stanley NJ. Rumbough, for his
best man. His ushers will be Majors
Benjamin c. Lockwood, Jr., and VIM
cent p Erwin, Capts. David S. Rum
bough, John z. Grose and Benjamin
8. Caffey. Dr. Frederic Alling and the
Messrs. Neal G. Finch and Gilbert
Colgate, Jr, and Robert Bangs Col
gate. the two latter brothers OF tie
bride
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rt Rev. Henry B. Washburn. an
uncle of Miss Colgate. assisted by the
pastor, the Rev. DIR. Daniel Russell. 1t
will be followed by q reception at the
home of Mr.. Colgate, 306 West Seventy
sixth street.
Another of Wednesdays brides will
be Miss Katherine Van Rensselaer,
Crosby, daughter Of Mrs. Frederic Van
Schoonhoven Crosby of 1919 Madison
avenue She will be married to MIR.
John Gregory in the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony will
Sloane Coffin and will be followed by
reception at the home of her uncle, Mr..
Edward H. Delaffeld, 110 East Seventy
third street. Miss Crosby will have only
one attendant, her cousin. Miss Winifred
Delafield, Mr.. Arthur Crisp will be the
best man and the ushers will be Messrs.
Julian Peabody, Maitland Belknap, Law
renee p. Noyes. and Frederick Church.
Miss Priscilla Lockwood will be one
~ brid ~ a yaeI<
be married to Mr.. Alfred f. Loomis to-
morrow afternoon In the chantry,> Old
Grace Church. Only relatives and fnti-l
mate friends have been asked to the
ceremony. which will be performed by
the rector, the Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis
S,attery. A small reception will be held
at the home of her aunt, Miss Elizabeth
II. Wisner, IS West Twelfth street. Miss
Lockwood, who Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. l. Ferris Lockwood Of 122
East Seventy-sixth street, will have only
enc attendant, her sister, Mrs. Joseph
d. Burge of Louisville. KY. Mr. George
Talman wisner, the brides cousin, will
be the best man. and there will be two
ushers, the Messrs. Donald b. Fuller
ton, of Plainfield. N j.. and E. Robin
son Squibb of Bernardsville, N. j., cou-
sins of the bridegroom
Tuesday brings the wedding or MISS
Mary Barlow Polhemus, daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Polhemus |
to Mr.. Murray Olyphant, son of Mr.. and
Mrs F. Murray Olyphant of Inclenburg, |
Englewood, N. J. 1t will take place In
the chapel of st. Batholomews Church |
with Dean Howard Chandler Robbins
assisted by the rector, the Rev. Dr. |
Leighton Parks. officiating. Miss Pol
hemus will be given away by her |
brother, Mr.. Henry Martin Polhemus. |
whose marriage to Miss Lisa Stillnan |
takes place on July %. She will have
only one attendant. Mrs. Rodman Glider.
Mr.. Olypnant will have Mr.. Ames
Brooks for his best man. and his two |
lIshers will be Messrs. Allan Foster and |
Robert M. Olyphant.
On Thursday afternoon In the Church |
of the Incarnation Miss Katharine Hurd,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Arthur
Hurd of 65 East Seventy-seventh street |
will become the bride OF Mr.. John Brad
ley Cummings, son OF Mrs. Chester o.
Swain of 1910 Madison avenue The |
ceremony which will be at o'clock.
will he performed by the rector. the Rev.
Dr. II. Percy Silver. assisted by the Rev.
Or s. De Lancey Townsend. rector OF
All Angels Church. A reception will
follow at the home of Miss Hurd's uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ.
Hurd, IL East SlNty-elBnIn street.
Miss Hurd will have her sister, Miss
Clarissa Hurd. for her maid of honor,
and her bridesmaids will be the Misses
Dorothy Duncan. Betty Thompson, Helen
Hagen. Geraldine Thompson. Elizabeth
MeelSer and Eleanor Hurd, her cousin.
Mr. Thayer Cummings will be his
brothers best man. Serving as ushers
will be Messrs. Arthur M. Hurd, brother
OF the bride Henry G. Flower, Buckley
Wells William MacGregor Clark.
Charles "A. Clark and Donald Tucker.
st. Bernard's Church, at Bernards-
Vile. N. J., on Saturday. will be the |
scene OF the wedding OF Miss Cornelia |
Sage, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean |
Sage, 10 Mr.. Henry Hutton Landon, Jr. l
The ceremony. 70 which only relatives |
and few intimate friends have been |
asked. will take place at noon and will
be followed by a small reception at the
Sage residence.
Miss Sally Sage will he her sisters |
maid OF honor. and the other attendants
will be Mrs. Philip M. Parker, Miss /
Emily Sloane Hammond and Miss Caro-.
lyn G. Prentice, all of New York Misses |
Anne Hamlin of Washington, ID. c., |
Caroline Parker of Albany, N. Y Polly |
Ensign OF Smsburg, Conn. Linda Well |
ington of Boston and Eleanora Hall OF |
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. stephen II. Aandon win ne his
brothers best man. The ushers will he