The New York herald., 1922-10-01
List of Weddings Set for
October heightened Daily
Month Popular With Brides-to-Be, Who Announce
Personnel to Bridal Parties-Dates Set for
Nuptias--Severa Engagements Reported.


will he performed by the Rev. Patrick
Norris of St. joseph's Church, New.
York. Miss Margaret Fcrrall will be
her sisters maid of honor and Mrs.
j. Il. Lyon of New York the nlatron
of honor. The bridesmaids will be the
Misses Ann Brown Oler and Virginia
Fitzpatrick OF Larchmont and Cora
Ranlett Of New York
Mr. lie Roy Broun, Jr., will be his
brothers best man and the ushers will
be the Messrs. James r. Ferrall of
Memphis, Tenn; John Cox Ferrall Of
Larchmont and Addison Fordyce and
Charles Jones of Few York.
Mr. Broun and Lis bride, when TIL
return from thei' wedding trip, will
ies.oe in New Yo'k.
Miss Lulie Davis Burroughs, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Ambrose Burroughs
Of lrvington on Hudson, will be mar
ried to Mr.. German de Freest Larner
of Washington, d. c., on Saturday at
St Barnabas's Church. IrvnGton. The
Rev. William Neely Cotton will perform
the ceremony which will be followed
by reception at Woodland, the home
of the brides parents
The marriage OF Miss Gladys o.
Barnes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
F.. Barnes, to Mr.. Frank NJ. lotion viii
take place on Friday evening in Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss
Barnes was graduated from Barnard In
1916 and received her NJ. A. at Colum-
bia the following year. Mr.. lotion. who
was graduated from Harvard in 1912,
is assistant secretary OF the Fidelity
International Trust Company.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Nichols, daugh-
ter of MIR. James G. Nichols of
New Rochelle, will be married to Mr.,
Gerald Allen Sagan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew J. Sagan OF 610 River
side Drive, on Friday at the Wykagyl
Country Club, New Rochelle. The cere-
mony will be performed by Father
Michael Larkin at st. Gabrieps Church
Several important engagements were
announced during the week, one Of the
most notable being that of Miss Caroline
c. Prentice. elder daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Prentice OF 23 East Sixty
ninth street. and Bernardsville, n. j., to
Mr. Frederic Cromwell, eldest son or
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour l.. Cromwell OF
169 East Seventy-fourth street. Miss
Prentice made her debut at a dinner
dance given by her parents at the Ritz
Carlton, the winter OF 1920-21, and her
sister. Miss Kate de Forest Prentice,
was introduced at similar entertain
ment last winter. They are both men,
bers of the Junior League and, like their
mother. are members OF the Colony
Club.
Mr.. Prentice is member OF the Stock
Exchange firm of Clark, Dodge & Co.,
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is president Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. His grandfather. the late Fred
eric Cromwell. for whom he was named.
was treasurer OF the Mutual Life In
surance Company. he has two brothers,
Mr.. Seymour l.. Cromwell, Jr., who Is
r. student at Princeton, ana Mr. Whit
ney H. Cromwell.
Mr.. Arthur E. de Cordova of Psi West
Eighty-ninth street has announced the
engagement or his daughter, Miss
Gladys II. de Cordova, to Mr. Harrison
Il. Moore Sd, son OF Mrs. Robert E. Lee
Mordecai OF 217s Broadway. Miss de
Cordova is the sister of Mr.. Eustace de
Cordova. Their father Is a member OF
the stock brokerage firm of Cyril de Cor
dova and Brothers or % Broad street.
Mr.. Moore is a grandson of the late
Commodore Harrison b. Moore. His
mother, who was the wife of son OF
the Commodore, was married to Mr..
Mordecaf in 1908. He attended the
Pawiing School, and during the war
served as a Lieutenant with the Royal
Flying Corps. He is member OF the
firm OF Dobler d Moore or 342 Madison
avenue. The wedding will take place In
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arnold Day OF
EOS West Fifty-seventh street have an
nounced the engagement of their dauph
ter. Miss Elizabeth Day. to Mr.. Lloyd
Hartzler OF Fort Wayne, Ind. Miss Day
was graduated from the Brearley School
in 1919 and has studied for three ycass
a. the New York School OF Applied De-
sign for Women. Mr.. Hartzler, wno IL
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morton
lIartzler. attended Ohio Wesleyan Unit
versity and completed his law course at
Columbia in 1922. During the war he
served IN the navy.
From Richmond Va. comes the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Helen Lamont Luce daughter of Mr.
ard Mrs. John Gilbert Luce of that city
and formerly OF Pelham, n. Y. to Mr.
Frank Leslie Montague, Jr., OF Rich
mond and a graduate of the Virginia
Military Institute Miss Luce Is grad
uate OF the Gardner School, New York.
and is a grcat-granddaughte of Edward
Barton Wesley. who, with Horace
Greeley and Henry j. Raymond. founded
the New York Tribune. Her father
moved to Richmond with his family n
few years ago. The wedding will take
place In the late winter.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Florence Mary
Lynch. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. !.
Lynch OF Ottawa. Ont, to Mr.. D'AlLon
Cory Coleman. vice president of the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
The marriage will take place the latter
part OF October in this city. Miss Lynch
resides with her brother. Mr.. w. +.
Lynch at 1049 Park avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. John Edmund Mac
Kenty of 43 West Fifty-fourth street.
have announced the enga cement OF their
daughter, Miss Katherine Gilman Mac
Kenty, 20 Mr. Wilhelmus Bogart Bryan,
Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelmus B.
Bryan of Washington. y. c.
Mics MacKenty was graduated from
Brearley School In 1921 and is sopho-
more Mt Smith College. Mr.. Bryan was
graduated from Princeton in 1920 and
is now a student at Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary