New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Society i'm the Oranges
MIR. Donald S. Stewart to Wed Miss Heffinger, o.
Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. Is; Miss Woodman
To Be Bride Thanksgiving Eve

A marriage of particular interest to
society in the, Oranges will take place
Saturday, November 25, in Portsmouth,
n. H., when Miss Priscilla Heffinger,
daughter of DIR. Arthur Hefinger, of
Portsmouth, will become the bride of
Mr., Donald Speir Stewart, son of Rear
Admiral Stewart, U. S. NJ, of Scotland
Road, South Orange. Mrs. James Coes-
well, sister of Miss HeAinger, will be
the matron OF honor and Lieutenant
Commander Laurence Stewart, u. S. NJ,
will be best man for his brother
Both Mr.. Stewart and the future
Mrs. Stewart are exceptionally popular
in the Oranges, the latter having re-
turned recently to her Portsm outh
home from All extended visit at the
Stewart home. They plan to make
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Thanksgiving Eve has been chosen
by Miss Helen Wood,nan, daughter of
former Judge Edward w. Woodman
and Mrs. Woodman, of 238 Snyder
Street, Orange, as the date for her
wedding to Mr. Daniel Francis Burns,
If Madison. The ceremony will take
place at 6 o'clock in St Johns
Roman Catholic Church, Orange, and
will be performed by the Rev. Bertram
L. Conway, of the Paulist Order, an
will be attended by Miss Anna C.
Burns, cousin of Mr.. Burns, as maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Agnes S. Woodman, a sister of
the bride-elect; Miss Marion E. Cole
man, of Orange; Miss Aileen E.
Schwartz, of East Orange, and Miss
Nydia Garrison, of Brooklyn. Miss
Dorothea Schwartz, of East Orange,
will act as flower girl and MIR. Donal
McHugh, of Rcseville, will be the page.
The best man will be Mr. Aaron II.
and the ushers will include Mr.. Joseph
3. Keating, of Madison; Mr.. II. Parks
Greer and Mr.. Jant~s G. Burns, also Of
Madison, the latter brother of Mr..
Burns, and Edward w. Woodman ir.,
another brother of Miss Woodman.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement Of Mr.. Henry l. Chiles, son
OF DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Chiles, of 81
Washington Street, West Orange, and
Miss Virginia Young Montague, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Montague,
/ of 500 Riverside Drive, New York. The
wedding will take place December 30.
| Miss Laura May McDavit, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis McDavit, of 40
Springdale Avenue, East Orange, has
set Saturday, December 2, as the date
of her wedding to Mr.. William P. Bau-
| man, of New Yo'k and Woodcliffe Lake.
The ceremo..9 efll be performed at the
ho re Of tho brides parents ~ the Rev
! David O. lrv'Eg, pastor of the Bethel
Presbyterian Church, East Orange,
! The wedding ceremony will be followed
by q reception. Miss Winifred Crane
and Mr.. Roger M. Baldwin, Of New
York, will be the attendants.
Among the early spring weddings will
1 be that of Miss Sara Heron daughter
| Of Mr. and Mrs. James Nj. Heron, f 80
Watson Avenue, East Orange, to Mr..
j ohm Lamberton King, son of Mrs. Alex
ander King, of lit North Walnut
Street, East Orange. The date for the
ceremony probably will be set during
| the coming month
Mrs. r. S. Stevenson, Of 25 Hampton
Terrace, East Orange, was the hostess
at her home last Monday afternoon for
the meeting Of the Southern Society ~
he Oranges. Mrs. G. T. MARITIME also
OF East Orange, was the assistant
hostess.
Z Mrs. L. e. Shaw, of 179 North PARK
way, East Orange, will be hostess
! Wedne sday, NoveD ber 20, for a inset
ing Of the Wednesday Luncheon Club.