The New York herald., 1922-04-02

Orange, N. j., to Mr.. Reginald F'et-
finger. viii take place on April %.
In st. Luke's Church. New Rochelle,
on the afternoon of April is. Miss
Sophia Catherine Grab, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Grab, will be married to
Mr.. Elmer A. Cassell.
Miss Helen Wade Vanderveer, daugh-
ter or Mr.. and Mrs. Edward V. Wander
veer OF East Orange, will be married 10
Mr.. Giovanni Santi OF New York and
Rome, Italy. on Wednesday. May ~.
The wedding will take place at the home
of the brides parents, 100 North Nine
teenth street. Miss Mary Orsor will
attend Miss Vanderveer. and her brother.
Mr.. Edward V. Vanderveer. Jr. VIII be
the best man.
Miss Fredericka Rafferty,, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Rafferty, OF
Syracuse, gave luncheon and shower
at the Waldorf-Astoria Tuesday for
Miss Helen Grace Van Wyck of Great
Neck, L. !. Miss Van Wyck, who Is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haw-
lev Van Wyck, will be married to Mr..
Frederic T. Bronson, Of 615 Fifth ave-
nue., on April 20. Mr. Bronson. who Is
a son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
A. Bronson, served with the United
States Naval Reserves during the war.
Miss Rafferty,, who will be one OF the
bridesmaids at the wedding, was a class
mate of Miss Van Wyck. both graduN
ating from the Gardner School in 1921.
The luncheon guests will include many
Of the young women from the Gardner
School. Among them will be Misses
Julia Tripp, Dorothy Stewart, Edith
Smith, Kathryn Hamilton of wheeling,
w. Va, Kathryn Kcpner. LORNA wal
colt, Virginia Sperry and Ruth Mckin-
ney; Mrs. Stephen Ames. Mrs. Pniiip
Doblin, ii. z. Caldwell and Miss Mar
garet Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Els
worth, who are now in Rome, have an
nounced the engagement OF their only
daughter. Miss Florence Magee Els
worth to Mr.. John II. McFadden OF
Philadelphia, son of the late Mr.. ana
Mrs. John H. McFadden of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth and their
daughter have been in Rome Tor sew
eral weeks. and were Joined there re-
Gently by Mr.. McFadden. Miss ELS
worth, who NJ spent much or ner NE
in Europe VIII her parents, Is an eN-
cellent pianist and singer, and speaks
French and italian fluently. she Is
granddaughter of the late Archibald a.
Hutchinson ana Mrs. Hutchinson of this
city and Englewood, N. j.. and niece
of Mr.. Archibald A. Hutchinson, Jr.
Mr. McFadden was at one time at
tached to the American Embassy az
Paris He served overseas as a captain
in the United States Army. He now IS
a partner with his cousin, Mr.. George
H. McFadden Of Philadelphia, In the
cotton industry. His father. who was
one of the leading cotton brokers OF the
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pool. and when he died, about two years
ago. left his collection of old English
masters TO philadelphia. Mr.. McFad-
den is a brother OF Mrs. Jasper feates
Rrinton OF London and Mr. Philip q.
McFadden, of $50 Park avenue VINO
married Miss Annette Buckley. MT.
and Mrs Ellsworth and their daugnter
will return from Europe in May. Tney
will spend the summer at Southampton
l.. T.. where they have had cottage
for the last two seasons.
Miss Janet II. Reisan, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. I. Reisman of II East Ninety
sixth street was married Thursday
evening at Sherry's to Mr.. Chester a.
Masback, son of Mr.. and Mrs. fred-
ericlx Masback of $50 Central Park West.
| The Rev DR.. Rudolph Grossman oftl-
ciated Carol Goldburg, niece OF the
bride acted as flower girl. and MI. JACK
Horn was best Ia'n. Upon their return
from Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Masback
will live in the city.
| In the Hotel st. hegis Thursday eve
ming Miss Miriam Oppenheimer. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman III. Open
heimer, of 316 West Ninety-seventh
street, was married to DR.. Emanuel w.
Bauman of this city the Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Lissman officiating.
| Mr. and Mrs. Peter s. Conover of
| South Orange, n. j.. announce the en-
ragement of their daughter. Miss kath-
crime Mary Conover. to Mr.. Robert
| Collyer.
At dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
David Banks at their apartment at 1155
Park avenue on Wednesday announce
ment was made of the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Cecilia Kip Banks
to Mr.. William Wakeman, son or Mr..
| and Mrs. Stephen Wakeman Of 6S West
| Fifty-second street. Miss Banks and
her sister. Miss Constance Hatch Banks
were introduced to society at the same
time last December. She is a lineal de-
scendant OF Hendrick Kip, ore OF the