The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Many Weddings
to Mark Weeks
Social Activities
Miss Alice r. Lawrence to Be
First of the Easter
Brides. =

or being the first Easter bride. She
will be married tomorrow afternoon
to Mr.. Raeburn Hughes Parker, son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. George Her
bert Parker of this city. The wedding
will be simple one because of mourn
ing, and Will take place in the Centen-
nial Chapel of st. Georges Church.
Stuyvesant square, the ceremony at
half-past four o'clock being performed
by the rector. the Rev. DR.. Karl Rel
reception for relatives and intimate
friends only at the home cf Mrs. Law
renee. ITO West Fifty-ninth street
The bride will have only one attend
ant. Mrs. Robert C. Myles, Jr.
Mr.. Parker will have Mr.. James
Carey Warren for his best man. His
ushers will be Messrs. Roosevelt L.
Clark. Peter Pinney, D. S Otis. Jerome
Preston, G. Francklyn Lawrence. Jr.,
and Julian r. Speyers. Miss Lawrence
is granddaughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Ricketts, Lawrence
and also OF the late Mr.. ard Mrs. Ad-
olson Jerome.
One of the most important as well 40
interesting weddings on Tuesday will
be that OF Miss Ida Louise Flelt-
mann. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Medlicott Fleitmann, to Mr.
John Van Schaick Bloodgood. only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fanshawe
Thomas's Church and will be largely
attended. especially by that part of So
ciety usually found at horse shows and
all outdoor meets. for Miss Fleitmann
Is one OF the best known horsewomen
not only In this country but England az
well, where she has exhibited at the In
ternationai Horse Show. The old fami-
lies also will be much I'm evidence. for
Mr.. Bloodgood Is a member OF one of
| the Oldest American families. His an
cestors include Gen. Van SchaiclS.
| who served on the staff of Gen. WASH
| ington during the Revolutionary War.
! and Gen. Bleeckcr.
Miss Fleitmann will have only one
attendant. her little cousin. Alice
Ieinze. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
/ thur p. Heinze.
Mr. Bloodgood will have Mr.. John
| Kerr for his best man and Messrs.
COLES J. and Henry L. Coe. Jr.. John
Townshend Rennard. Frederick II. and
William NJ. Fleitmann. Jr.. brothers
of the bride. and Edward Nicoll Town
shend for ushers.
| A reception will be held at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. F'leitmann, l29 East
| Seventy-third street.
Another large wedding on Tuesday
will be that of Miss Eleanor Landon
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gris-
1 void Landon. She will be married in
Grace Church to Mr.. Philip Mace
Parker, son OF Judge and Mrs. Charles
| w. Parker Of Morristown. ". J. The
ceremony, which will be at o'clock. will
be performed by the rector. the Rev.
Dr. Charles Lewis Slattcry. assisted by
the Rev. Andrew Wilson OF Brooklyn.
a small reception for relatives and init
mate friends will be held at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon. 131 East Sixty
| NTH street.
| Miss Landon will be attended by her
sister. Miss Adelaide Iandon. as ma,d
OF honor. and Miss May Bremen OF
Boston. Miss Barbara Kissel. Miss
Hope Lincoln. Miss Elizabeth Hyde.
Miss Beatrice. Pratt, Miss Nancy Jay.
who takes the place OF Miss CorneIla
4 N.
| all Of this city. and Miss E.linor Parker
of Morrlstown. sister Of the bridegroom.
There will also be two flower girls
| Agnes Pyne. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
| Moses Taylor Pyne. Jr. and Caroline
Sawyer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fu-
gene NJ. Sawyer Mr.. Dudley r. Parker
will be best man for his brother. Tho
ushers win be Messrs William Il. stud
diford. Jr., z. Roland ~ Hartman,
Richard II. Cobb. Fford Burchell
| Anson W. III. Taylor. William r. X
Taylor. Jr.. and Joseph H. Young.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell Campbell.
widow Of W. Baillie Fraser Campbell and
daughter OF Mrs Robert T. Hare Powell
OF Ardsley on Hudson. will be married
70 Mr.. SIgourney q. Olney, son of the
late Peter p. Olney. on Tuesday after
noon. Their wedding. which will be q
small one because OF mourning. will
take place in Grace Church chantry
Tho bride viii be unattended Mr.
Peter 3. olney will be best man for
his brother.
wedding OF interest TO New York
takes place in Mobile. Ala. on Tuesday
when Miss Irwin Fearn. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fearn. Jr.. OF that
city. becomes the bride or Mr.. George
r. Cortelyou. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
| George p. Corteiyou OF this city and
| klverdale. ~. Y. II will take place IN
| All Saints Episcopal Church and a re-
ccption VIII follow at the Fearn resi-
dence. Miss Grace Cortclyou. sister OF
the bridegroom. win be the maid or
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Cortelyou and
| their young son. Peter Cortelyou, started
last week for Mobile.
Miss Dorothy Rossiter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence Rossitcr
will be married 10 Mr.. Raymond c. DAILY
| on Wednesday at Aistone. the residence
| or her parents in Greenwich. Conn. Miss
| Rossiter has chosen Miss Gladys Arm
| strong for her maid OF honor The other
attendants win be Miss Dorothy Thcmp-
| son. Miss Ethel Hays of this city. Miss
| Louise Lott Of Brooklyn and Mrs. Gerald
II. DAILY OF Greenwich. Mr.. J. Holmes
DAILY will be best man for his brother
The ushers will be the Messrs. Gerald VI.
Daily. Herbert w. DAILY. Noel Armstrong
and Lawrence +. Rosslter. Because of
the recent death - Mr. Daly's mother
the reception viii kpited to relatives
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