The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Iss MURIEL MOORE. dau,

MI Ter OF MI. ana AllS. leleT
Henry Moore, whose marriage
TO Mr.. Harold " McAleenan. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. McAleenan of
20 West Eighty-scvcnth street. takes
place tomorrow morning in st Pat
1iok's Cathedral, will have her sister,
Miss Eleanor Moore for her maid OF
honor. She will have five brides
maids, the Misses Mary McAleenan,
sister of the bridegroom Corinne j.
Chase. Elizabeth MulhalI and Margaret
Angus and Mrs. Percival Money.
Mr.. Austen McAleenan will be his
brothers best man. The ceremony
will be performed at noon by Arch
bishop Hayes and will be followed by
nuptial mass celebrated by Bishop
Dunn. reception and breakfast Viii
follow at the homo OF the brides par
ents. 249 West 101st street
Miss Dorothy Frances Haywood,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il
Haywood of 324 West 1o5d street. viii
lie married to Mr.. Ferdinand Meyer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. #. A. Meyer, Roland
Park Baltimore, on Saturday. The
ceremony will take place AZ the home
of the brides parents at $50 o'clock,
with the Rev DR.. A. l.. keiSwin of
the West End Presbyterian Church Of
ficiating.
Mrs. Robert r. Haywood. Jr.. of this
city viii be the matron of honor. and
Miss Adelaide Irwin of East Orange
viii be the flower girl. Mr.. Meyer will
have as his best man Mr.. Lewis w.
Lake of Baltimore. The ushers will be
Mr.. Robert r. Haywood. Jr.. of this
city and Mr.. George W. Wagner. Balti-
more. Miss Haywood attended Mrs
I2ria NJ
is graduate of Johns Hopkins,
class 10.
Miss Mabel Kingsland of Boonton, n.
j., will be married to Mr.. Cedric Robert
Head in the home of her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs Edmund w. Kingsiand. 552
West 161st street, next Saturday, by the
Rev. Milo Fl. Gates. vicar of the Chapel
OF the Intercession. Miss kingsland.
whose parents are dead, will be given
away by her uncle. Mr.. Wilbur c. Kings
land. Miss Kingsland was engaged In
canteen work In France and Mr.. Head
wns with the American Ambulance
Corps abroad.
Miss Margaret Houghton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Houghton of this
city, formerly Of Greenwich, Conn, will
be married next Saturday to Mr.. Philip
Houston of New York in st. Bartholo-
news Church
DR.. John Colin Vaughan he's sent out
Invitations for the marriage of his
daughter. Miss Edith Elizabeth Vaughan,
to Mr.. William Stuart Bernard. Jr.
The wedding VIII take place on Satur-
day afternoon in st. Agnes's Chapel.
Trinity parish. West Ninety-second
street
A wedding OF much interest to the
Southern colony Of New York and of
Westchester was that Of Miss Sarah
Creah Webb FArraIl of Larchmont
Manor and Mr. Fleming Duval Broun Of
New York city. which took place at
the home Of the BRIDES parents. 80 Pros
pect avenue. Larchmont Manor, on
Thursday. Tho bride le tho daughter
of Mr.. James p. Farrall Of the Cotton
Exchange and formerly Of Montgomery.
Ala Her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cox Webb of Demopolis. Ala. oele-
hrated their golden wedding several
years ago and still maintain the radi-
tions of the old South.
Mr. Broun is the great grandson OF
Admiral q. A. r. Lavalette and grand
son OF DR.. william Leroy Broun, the
pioneer OF technical education in the
South. His father. Dr. Leroy Broun,
is prominent surgeon in New York.
One OF the pretty weddings Of the
season took place last Wednesday eve
ming when Miss Caroline Fl. Cerabone,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cera-
bone Of $40 Northern avenue, became
the bride OF Mr. Michael A Campagna.
The ceremony was performed at st.
IElizabetf's Church by the Rev. Father
Hayes Miss Rose Cerabone. the brides
sister. was maid of honor. The four
bridesmaids were Miss Marie Pelletier.
Miss Agnes LAURA and the Misses
Elizabeth and Annette Sylvester. Louise
Cerabone. youngest sister of the bride.
was flower girl and Master Jovan Cam
pagna. nephew of the bridegroom, was
page.
The wedding of Miss Flora NJ Ros,
daughter OF Mrs. Ernesto G. Ros OF 205
West Eighty-ninth street, TO Mr.. Will
lam II. Davis, son OF Mrs. 8. Il Davis
of sos West 1920 street, viii take place
Mt Sherry's on October 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fletcher Farrell OF
Sycamore Park. Bronxvi;le have sent
out invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Esther Virginia
Farrell, to Mr.. wardell Wilkinson of
Philadelphia The wedding will take
place on Wednesday in the Reformed
which will be performed by the Rev.
Dean Edwards, will be followed by a
large reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Farrell Miss Farrell, who
will be given away by her father, will
have Miss Margaret May Wise Of
Bronxville for her maid of honor. Her
bridesmaids win be the Misses Dorothy
Blalxely OF Paris. Mo-: Hortense Green
OF Seattle, Wash. Laura Tounsford of
Cincinnati and Therese Ryan and Leila
Nforange of Bronxville. There will be
two little flower girls. Mary Elizabeth
Gosney OF Chicago and Ann Baily Pet
tigrew, and a ring bearer. Virginia Pet
tlgrew.
Mr.. Reginald Ragland OF New York
will be best man and serving as ushers
wIll be tho Messrs. William Fletcher
Farrell. William Wilkinson of Philadel-
phia, NJ. l.. Gosney OF Chicago and Le-
land Stanford and Richard Hansen of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Wilkinson. who Is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson OF Chicago,
is treasurer of the Union Petroleum
Company of Philadelphia.
Miss Ruth Rutherford pattorenr and