The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
October to Have Full Quota
of Weddings This Year
Miss Mary Appleton and Mr.. William Harmon Brown
Sd to Be Married Early in Month-Numerous
Engagements Announced.

~ CTOBER. one OF the most popu-
~ lar month. for weddings. viii
have its full quota this year.
end arrangements for them are being
announced almost daily.
Miss Mary Appleton. daughter OF
Mrs. H. Murray La Mont OF 100 Cen
trail Park West. whose marriage to
Mr.. William Harmon Brown Sd. son
OF Mr.. w. Harmon Brown, Jr.. of
Flushing, takes place on October 4 In
81. Thomas Church, has chosen her
sister, Mrs. j. Clarke Milholland. for
her matron Of honor. Her bridesmaids
will be the Misses Louise Reick.
Beatrice Starr. Helen Johnson. Joan
Brown, and Beatrice Post.
Mr.. Brown, who is a grandson of
Mrs. William Harmon Brown. will have
Mr.. William Fahnestock. Jr., for his
best man and his ushers will be the
Messrs. Herbert Lee Pratt, Jr., j.
Clarke Milholland. C. Weeks. Russell
c. Clark. Donald F. Bush and Walter
d. Clarke. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Ernest M.
Stires. Mr.. Brown and his bride after
their honeymoon will reside on tho
north shore of Long Island.
Miss victorine Lee Kellogg daughter
Of Mrs. Daniel Fiske Kellogg of 555
Park avenue. has decided upon October
% as the date of her marriage to Mr.
Hudson Budd. 1t will take place In the
chantry Of ST. Thomass Church. Miss
kellogg's father was the late Daniel
Fiske Kellogg. at one time financial
editor Of THE SUN. She was graduated
from the Spence School and since her
debut about three years ago has taken
an active part In the Junior League.
Mr.. Budd is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A. Budd OF New York. When
the war started he was finishing his ed
ucation in Europe. but he returned here
and served with the Naval Reserve in
this country. 4.
Miss Martha Hardness Edwards.
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Ogden NJ. Ed
wards Jr., of Pittsburgh. whose en-
gagement to Mr.. John NJ. Lazear was
announced in New York last week by
her parents, will be married on Novem
Der 4. Mr.. Lazear is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse T. Lazear. The engage
ment Is of interest here. as the young
people are we'll known in New York
Miss Sidney Randall Webb. daughter
of Mrs. John Sidney Webb. and Mr..
Walter F. Chappell, whose engagement
was announced a few weeks ago. have
decided upon September Is as the date
OF their marriage. 1t will take place
In Washington, d. c., where Mrs. Webb
and her daughter reside. 1t was at first
arranged to have the wedding in Novem-
Der. but new business plans Of Mr.. Chap
pell and desire for six weeks we'd
ding trip abroad caused the couple to
advance the date. Miss Webb. who was
debutante of last season. is a dasgh-
ter of the late John Sidney Webb and a
granddaughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Hayward Hutchinson of Washington
Mr.. Chappell is the son of the late DIR.
and Mrs. Walter F. Chappell. He was
graduated from Princeton In 1920.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Franklin Engs
of 40 Park avenue and Great Barring
ton. Mass, have sent out invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Franklin Engs. to Mr.. Donald Stewart
Gray Of Detroit, Mich. 1t will take
place on September IS In ST. James's
Episcopal Church. Great harrington.
and the ceremony. which will be at
o'clock will be followed by a reception
at Brentwood, the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Engs in Great harrington.
Miss Virginia Allen Parker. niece Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hance Patterson
OF Red Bank. N. j.. will be married to
Mr.. John Victor Lamarche, Jr., on Sep
TENDER 81 in St. James's Church, Red
Bank. Following the ceremony there
Will be a reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson.
Miss Parker will be attended by her
sisters. the Misses Katherine and
Roberta Parker, and Mr.. Lamarche's
sisters. the Misses Emily and Katherine
Lamarche. Mr.. Vincent II. Lamarche,
Jr, will attend his cousin as best man.
The ushers will be the Messrs. Earle
Batten. Benjamin Van vliet. John Nc
Clelland and Paul Parker.
The marriage OF Miss verna Elnora
Mckee. daughter of Mr.. Franklin Watts
Mckee. to Mr. Edmund Augustus Corby
will take place on Thursday at noon In
the st. Ansgarfus's Chapel OF the Cathe-
dral Of st. John the Divine. Miss Nc
kee, who came to New York from At
lanta. Ga, was a student at Wellesley
and Columbia. Since leaving college she
has been identified with international
development work with the Italy-Ameri-
~uh totiOtJ. MI. 1UTDy Is inc son Oh Jne
late Augustus c. Corby and Mrs. Corby.
He served with the American First Di-
Vision In France and Germany.
Mrs. Mary Spencer Schuessler OF New
Orleans and 227 Riverside Drive. New
York, and Mr.. Lyman F. Morehouse,
whose engagement was recently an
rounced, will be married September 30.
Mrs. ScAuessler. who Is the daughter OF
the late ELI Earle Spencer of Buffalo.
vas educated at st. Joseph's Academy.
Buffalo.
Mr.. Morehouss is n graduate OF the
University of Michigan and for years
was professor OF electrical engineering
there, subsequently becoming transmits
sion engineer for important telephone
projects In Europe. He Is now with the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany In charge OF scientific research
work In connection with. the telephone
system OF the United States.
The wedding OF Miss Wlnifrcd Grenell
Farmer. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Henry Farmer of Draper Terrace.
Montclair. to DIR. Alexander Hershman
Kemp will take place on Tuesday In the
First Methodist Church, Montclair.
Although no date has been set. the
marriage OF Miss Margaret Dunlop and
Mr.. William Steele GRAY Jr whose en-