The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
MRS. LEWIS l.. CLARKE
A RATROhESS OF THE
CITY SYMPHONY.
@ rsero eY DAVIS q SAnrosp
ENGAGEMENTS and
Weddings in Society
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and Mrs. Clay Arthur Pierce. will be
| married TO Mr.. Norvin Hewitt Green,
son of DR.. James o. Green, tomorrow
afternoon In the apartment OF her pa
| rents. a II East Sixty-eighth street.
| The wedding will be simple, owing to
! the recent death of Mr.. Green's mother,
who was Miss Amy Hewitt. daughter of
the late Abram S. Hewitt and grand
! daughter of the late Peter Cooper, the
! philanthropist. The Rev. DR.. Ernest
| NJ. Stires will perform the ceremony,
which will be witnessed by only close
relatives and few Intimate friends
Miss Pierce. who is a granddaughter Of
| Mr. Henry Clay Pierce of 927 Fifth ave-
nue.. Will have two attendants, Miss
Isabel Mauran of St. Louis and Miss
/ Dorothy Pilot of this city. Mr.. Ten
Eyck Wendell. Jr.. will be best man for
Mr.. Green. Miss Pierce's father is presi-
dent OF the Pierce Oil Company. Mr.
( Green is a grandson of the late Dr.
1 Norvin Green, one-ttme president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. He
died in 1888.
| st. Thomas's Church will be the scene
Of the marriage on Thursday afternoon
OF Miss Gretchen Schoen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schoen of 10 East
Seventy-fifth street, to Mr. Gray MacW.
Bryan. son of Col. and Mrs Charles s.
Bryan of rs East Fifty-fourth street
The Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires will per-
form the ceremony, which will be fol-
lowed by reception at the home of the
brides arents
| Miss Scaoen will be attended by Mrs
| Paul Hyde Bonner as matron Of honor,
and Misses Mary and Margaret Bryan,
sisters OF the bridegroom; Margaret
Despard and Dorothy Luke. ali of this
city and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Mcmillan. Jr.
OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry l.. Caesar of this city will
be best man for Mr.. Bryan and the
ushers Will be Messrs. John A. Larkin.
Stuyvesant WainN right, Jr.. and Ken
meth NJ. Seggerman. all OF New York !:
f Nelson Bolton and G. z. winants OF
Baltimore. and A. I. Wall, Jr.. of Provi-
dence, r.. |. Mr.. Bryan was graduated
from Princeton In 1913 and served over
seas as a captain of Field Artillery with
the Seventy-seventh Division.
Another wedding on Thursday will be
that of Miss Elizabeth Jay Russell.
daughter of Mrs. Rowland Russell, VINO
viii become the bride OF Mr.. Stephen
Lesher Landon. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hutton Landon, in the Church Of
the Epiphany, Lexington avenue and
Thirty-fifth street. The ceremony, which
viii be at o'clock. will be followed by
a reception at the home OF Mrs. Russell
243 Lexington avenue. Miss Russell
will be attended by the Misses Cornelia
Landon, sister Of the bridegroom Alison
Swan and Joanna Auchincloss. and Mrs.
Charles McGhee Tyson.
I Nv 4 r.
be his brothers. best man. The ushers
will be Messrs. Bayard Hoppin. Moses
Taylor Pyne, Livington Plat, Nathaniel
| r. Landon, Harold NJ. Landon, Charles
II. Russell. Ainsley w. Sawyer OF Bos-
ton and William Blair OF Chicago.
The marriage of Mrs. Louise r. Ben
sen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Roebllng. TO Mr.. H. Mitchell .oss Of
this city. viii take place quietly to-
morrow afternoon at the home of her
parents In Passaic. N. ]. The Rev. DIT.
w. Gordon Bentley Of Passaic will per-
form the ceremony, and on the follow
ing day Mr.. Ross and his bride will
sail on the Berengaria for Europe.
Mrs. Benson is the widow OF r. Gran
ger Benson, son OF Mr.. Robert Dix Ben
son. president and treasurer OF the Tide
Water oil Company of New Jersey. He
was killed In an automobile accident
while serving with the a. z. T. Ia
France In 1918.
Mr.. Ross. who was graduated from
Princeton IN 1913. Is a representative of
! the Standard OIL Company OF New York
at Constantinople.
Miss Grace stelnbrugge and Count
Jean de Laugier-Villars Of Paris. whose
engagement was announced last week
by her mother. Mrs. Edward Stein
| brugee, will be married in Paris on De-
cembcr 4. Miss Steinbrugge and her
mother for the last three years have
lived at 30 Avenue kleber. Paris. She
In tho sister Of Mr.. Marcel Stenbrug e.
who will sail on Wednesday TO attend
tho wedding.
Count Jean is a member OF an en-
nobled old French family and is a
nephew Of the late Count Henri dc
1 Jaugier-Villars, who married Miss Co
ola Livingston. daughter OF the late
Johnston Livingston of New York.
No date has been set for the mar.
riago Of Miss Eunlce James TO Mr.
Henry L. Coe. Jr., whose engagement
was announced last week by her pa.
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Waiter 3. James
II Z East SEVENTEEN street. Miss James
who was introduced TO society a year
lgo, was graduated from tho Porter
School in Pennington and Is a mem
err of the Colony Club Her father Il
me OF the leading physicians and sur
rooms OF this city. and her mother. who
as Miss Helen @. Jennings, Is a sis
ar OF tho Messrs Walter and Oliver
ould Jennings. Mrs. Hugh l.. Auchin-
oss and Miss Annie Burr Jennings.
Mr.. Coe, who Is the second son OF
AR and Mrs. Henry II. Coe OF thi