The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-29
Unusual Der OF
Society Weddings
Late in the Year
Miss Sarah Z. Larkin to Marry
Mr.. Albert Looming on
November %.
TOT long ago marriages in No

and arrangements for others are be.ng
made daily. sr
Miss Sarah L. Larkin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Adrian II. Larkin. has
decided upon November % for her
marriage to Mr.. Albert Palmer Loen-
ing, son OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert Loen-
ing. Their engagement was announced
recently. Miss Larkin. who made her
debut several years ago, Is sister OF
Mr. James s. Larkin, who married
Miss Vera 4. X. Cravath, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul u. Cravath. She il
a member OF the Junior League and
Is one of it's active workers.
Mr.. Looming, who has been idenu
fled with aviation since the United
States entered the war, served in the
A. z. T. as Major in the air service.
Following the war he and his brother,
Mr.. Rudolph f. Looming. formed an
aeronauticai corporation.
Miss Mary Hurd. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard NJ. Hurd Of l. East Sixty
eighth street. will be married TO Mr..
George Francklyn lawrence Jr.. No
vernber q. in st. Georges Church, Stu?-
vesant Square. q reception will follow
at the home OF her parents. Mr.. Law
renee Is the son % Mr.. and Mrs. George
Francklyn Lawrence OF li2 East For-
tieth street. and served overseas in the
naval aviation.
Miss Elizabeth Crocker. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Longfeiior
Of
Gilbert Holt next Saturday at ths
home of her parents, 123 East Seventy
tlilrd street. the Rev. DR.. Henry Evert-
son Cobb officiating. Miss Charity
Croker. student AZ Vassar. VIII be
her sisters only attendant. \ brother
of Mr. Holt viii be best man. Mr.. Holt
is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell
Holt OF Grand Rapids. He has iron
ore interests here and In Cleveland, and
Is also connected with industrial insur-
ance. He served IN the navy.
Miss Gertie Emily German, daughter
of Mr.. s. Jennings German and the iate
Mrs. G.. 4. German, will be married 70
Mr.. Charles Webb on Saturday at her
home. 22s Madison avenue, the Rev. Or.
f. A. S. Middleton OF Syracuse off.ciat-
Ing. Miss German VIII be attended By
Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs. Gladstone Nc
Elhiney and Mrs. Irving Il. Burdick.
Edward kingston tombstone will be
page.
Mr.. Webb. who is the son OF the late
Charles Henry Webb, will have Mr..
William S. X. wetmore. con of the late
Senator George Peabody Wetmore. for
his best man. His ushers VIII be Col
Howard Thayer K1ngsbury and the
Messrs. Edmund A. s. Hunter OF Devon,
Pa, cousin OF Miss German; A. Rene
Moen and George a. Tay or.
Mise German Is a granddaughter OF
the late Edmund 4. S. Smith. a well
known financier and on her fathers
SIDE IL descended from the Jennings and
Price families OF Fairfield. Conn. Mr..
Webb's father was a we'll known au-
thor. For three years no was literary
editor OF the New York Tiulcs, under
Henry J. Raymond. and he also was ar
flliated with the Tribune, under Horace
Greeley. and with THE NEW YORK
HERAIp.
The wedding OF Miss Kathryn Bayard
Montgomery to Mr.. Frank McNulty
Ransom will take place next spring.
Their engagement was announced on
Thursday by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mortimer Montgomery OF 11
East Eighteenth etreet. Miss Mont
gonery. who made her debut several
years ago. 10 a member OF the Junior
League. During the war she did can
teen work In France with the Y. NJ
c. 4. She is interested In the activities
OF the Girls Service Club OF this city.
Miss Montgomery is member OF the
Colonial Danes OF America and OF the
womens branch Of the Society OF Gin
clnnatL
Mr.. Ransom is the son or the late
Warren 4. Ransom and Mrs. Ransom
OF 90 West Fifty-seventh street. He
was graduated from Yale in 1913 ard
during the war served IN the navy.
one OF the most interesting engage
n1ents announced last week was that -
Miss Winifred Holt. daughter Of M.
and Mrs. Henry Holt of SO East Sixty
sixth street. 10 Mr.. Rufus Graves
Mather. The wedding will take place
in New York this winter. The engage
mcnt Is OF international interest. owing
20 the work OF Miss Holt for the blind
In this country. France. italy and
Poland. Through her efforts there was
founded the institution in East Fifty
III street known as the Light House.
'adquarters Of the New York Assc-
st.on for the Blind. where they are
taught 10 be self-supportinz.
soon after the war started and ner
blinded IN battle were being brought
from the fronts Miss Holt turned hep
attention TO Europe, where, With the
assistance q friends IN this country.
she founded In Bordeaux L. Phsre.
which Is French for light house. She
was awarded the Legion d'Honneur ard
other marks OF appreciation By the
French Government. Later she turned
her attention 20 tho blind IN Italy. where
Light House through her efforts was
opened e. Rome by Queen Elena.
year ago shc wen, Is Poland on a SIM
lar mission. Sir Mathor IS the son az
Mr. Frank Jewett Mather. member
OF the Connection, bar. who was friend
OF the late Jossph RI Choste. He was
graduated from Williams College and
cevo,cs himself 10 research work espe-
ctaliy IN Iiaiy. He is a descendants %
Cotton Mather and also OF the first
president OF Harvard. During the war
he was az the head Of the Rome de
trict OF the Rcd Cross.
Mrs. Schuyler Qusckenbush has M
nounced the engagement OF her young
est daughter. Miss Grace 81. Quackor-
bush. 20 Mr. J. r Charlton Armstrong
Of this city. Miss QuackcnOush was
graduated from enc Spence School anC
recently returned 20 thls country from
a years travel abroad. Mr. Armstrong;
Is A graduate OF Johns Hopkins Unsver-
atty and IS consulting engineer. Mrr.
ouackenbush has taken a house II
Unxiewood. y. j.. for the winter, but
tho wedding will take placs IN Ncr'
York mex. month.