New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

mrs. Frederick Reiner, of Shapard
avenue, East Orange, will take place
October 90 at the First Unitarian
ohuuSrch, Cleveland Street, Orange.
Inc Rev. Henry r. Rose, pastor Of
tne church Of the Redeemer, Newark.
VIII perform the ceremony, which will
De followed by reception at the
home of the prospective brides par
ents. Pos
Miss oppenheim, who is a former
V,,assar student. will be attended bv
MISS Eleanor Ever, of Montclair. "a
maid of honor; and by four brides
maids, Miss Eleanor Tunison. of West
1leid; Mics Asenath Cox, of Washing
ton, formerly of East Orange; Miss
..ydla Kahn, of Detroit and Miss Jane
alexander, of New York City.
Mr; Otto Reiner, Of East Orange
and Paterson, will be his brothers best
man andsthe ushers will be Mr.. Irenius
BARLEY, Mr.. William T. Oppenhejm
6rother of the bride-to-be; Mr.. Waldo
helner, OF brooklyn, brother of tho
bridegroom elect, and Mr.. Henry Mich
oias 1r.' of South Orange,
Mr.; and Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf, of
Elm Wynd, Center Street, Orange, have
returned to their home after passing
the summer season at Southampton on
their steam yacht the "Sachem."
Mrs. Helen McChesnev Burraqe
widow Of Captain Percy Fraser Bur.
rage and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Disbrow McChesney of the
Hotel Edgemere, East Orange, will be
married Tuesday afternoon at a o'clock
at st the Woman's Club, William and
prospect streets, East Orange, to Mr..
Norman Davidson Weir, son of Mrs
James D, Weir, of Bro oklyn.
The bride will have as her onlv at-
tendant Mrs, Raymond T. Fish, of
Great Neck. L. l. Mr.. John T. Pirie
"a, OF Brooklyn, will be his cousins
best man. The ushers will be Mr..
raymond t: Fish, Of Great Neck; Mr..
Carlton Schaller and Mr.. Brant NJ,
bryan. OF New York, and Mr.. Elmer S.
Multord, of Port Chester, n Y. All
were classmates of the prospective
bridegroom at Princeton. The cere.
mony Will be performed by the Rev
Or. Robert Brewster Beattie. pastor Of
the Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church.
East Orange.
Mrs. Edgar l.. Newhouse, OF Hutton
Park, West Orange, and Miss Eyelvn
Maclead have returned after passjnes
the entire summer season in Europe.
Miss Elizabeth H. Wesson, Of Cleve-
land Street, Orange, has returned from
Cape Cod and Cohassett, Mass. where
she passed period of several months,
Miss Harriet B. collyer, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Colyer. Of 81
Clifton Avenue, Maplewood, will be
married Wednesday evening, at 8
o'clock to Mr.: Elliot Bergen, of Rich
South Orange. The bride>room-to- be
IS q son OF Mrs. George C. Bergen. Of
30 Beech Street, East Orange. The
ceremony will be performed at the
Morrow Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, Maplewood, by the Rev DR.
Oliver s. Baketel.
Mrs. Gilbert B. Holden, sister Of
the bride to-be, will be the matron of
honor, and the maids of honor will be
two other sisters, the Misses Grace
and Louise Collyer. Mr.. Robert Coll
yer, bother OF the bride-elect, will be
the best man. The ushers will be Mr..
John Collyer, another brother; Mr..
Gllbert B. Hedden, and Mr.. Harold
thompson, all Of Maplewood, and Mr..
Following the ceremony reception
for. guests TO the number of 500 will
be held at the home OF the prospective
brides parents.
Mr.: Charles A. Whelan and family,
OF Washington Street, East Orange,
have returned after passing the sum
mer months touring England and
France.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard r. Garis and
family, of Evergreen Place, East
orange, have returned from their sum
mer camp at Lake Winnepcsaukee
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Leonard ir.
OF Clarendon Place, Orange, have re-
turned from Lake George and Saratoga
Springs, where they passed the sum
mer season. They made the trip By
automobile.
Mr.. w. j. McCracken and family, o.
81 Park Avenue, East Orange, have re
turned from motor trim through
Canada and the New England States.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Kettman, of 81
Kldgewood Terrace, Maplewood, have
announced the engagement of thei1
daughter, Miss Lucille I. Kettman, tc
Mr Ralph Walsh, Of eli Glenwood
avenue, East Orange. Although nc
definite wedding date has been set, the
wedding will take place in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. C.vE. Thurston and
family, of All Haywood Avenue, Or.
ange, have returned from their sum
mer home at Westhampton Beach
Long Island
The Misses Fannie R. and Marguerite
g. Iodd, OF Mountain Avenue, West
orange, nave returned from trip OF
several months through the Western
states.
Miss Florence Smith, daughter of
Mrs. Howard Smith, of South Walnut
Street, East Orange and Mount Tabor
and Mr.. George A. Bowen, also OF
South Walnut Street, East Orange
were married Wednesday morning al
the First Reformed Church, East
Orange. The Rev. Warren w. Giles
the pastor, performed the ceremony
On their return from an extended
honeymoon triup Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen
VIII make their home at 73 South Wal
nut street, East Orange.
Mr.. James A. McNeill, of 120 Chest
nut Street, East Orange, has Joined
Mrs. McNeill and family in Nashville
Tenn, where they contemplate making
their future home. Mr.. McNeill is an
ofticlal of the Tennessee Central Rail
road.