The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Weddings and Engag gernents Announced

from Harvard in 1918. He served over
seas in the transport service and was
on board the u. S. S. Great Northern.
Capt and Mrs. John Bellinger Bel
linger. Jr., when they return from their
wedding trip. will go to his station. the
Aberdeen Proving Grounds. in Mary
land. Their marriage took place on
Saturday OF last week in St. Patrick S
Cathedral. Mrs. Bellinger was Miss
Margaret Thomson. daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Edgar S. Thomson of 449 Park
avenue. The ceremony, at which repre-
sentatives OF New York society and the
army were present, was performed by
Mgr. George j. Waring of Governors
Island. A reception was held at Sher-
rvs.
Capt. Beliinger Is a son of Col. John
B. Bellinger and a grandson of the late
Frederic r. Coudert. international law
yer. He was graduated from West
Point in 1918 and served overseas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Livingston.
who were married on February % in
St James's Church, left the following
day for Europe. They will travel in
Italy and France. They will spend the
summer at Northwood, the old Living
ston place at Chevlot, near Tivoli, n. y.
Mrs. Livingston was Miss Alice Della
field Dean. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip S. Dean of $50 Park avenue. and
Is related to the Delafield and Potter
families Mr. Livingston, who Is the
son of Mrs Robert r. Livingston OF IL
Washington Square North, Is great
great grandson OF Chancellor Robert
Livingston of Clermont. and grandson
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n.
Taller. -
Mr.. and Mrs Carlyle Marshall Terry
have gone South, on their honeymoon.
Their marriage took place on Tuesday
at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred T.. Dieterich, 145 East
Fifty-second street, and was simple
because of the illness OF her father.
The Rev. Walter Il. Ferris. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of Syra-
cuse. a cousin of the brides father, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was Miss Grace Dieterich.
and her only attendant was Miss Vio-
lctte Ferris. daughter Of the officiating
clergyman. Col. Leonard Barrett. Y.
s. A.. was the best man. The bride is
a graduate of the Spence School. Mr.
Terry Il a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
p. Terry OF Brooklyn. During the war
he was a lieutenant In the destroyer
forces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Curtis Demorcst
when they return from their wedding
trim will live In New York. They were
married on February % in st. Thomas's
church. She was Miss Stella Facklcr
Todd daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Ryerson Todd of Bangor. Me. Mr.
Denorest Is the gon of Mr.. and Mrs
William Curtis Demorest of this city
The rector, the Rev. Dr. Ernest Nj
| Stires. performed the ceremony, which
was followed by reception at the home
OF the brides cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin W. Lancaster. 3S East Seventy.
second street
Miss Grace Spear Brown. only daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown OF
% West 104th street, was married tc
DR.. Le Val Lund. son OF DR.. George
Lund OF Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday
evening In st. Agnes's Chapel, West
! Ninety-second street. The ceremony
was performed by the vicar, the Rev
DR.. william w. Bellinger. It was fol.
lowed by reception at the home o
Or. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Hays. 217S
Broadway. The bride, who was giver
| away by her father. was attended by
| Mrs. HAYS. who Is her aunt. Or. Melvir
]. Messer was the best man. The usher'
we're Mr.. Bernard s. May and Mr. Will
/ lam Blair.
Dr. Lund and his bride left for Los
Angeles, where they will live.
/ AT the Brick PRESBYTERIAN Church or
/ Thursday afternoon Miss Jean Warner
Rcdeern, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G
H. Redfern. was married to Mr.. Alet
Standing OF White Plains. The oere
monv was performed by the Rev. Dr
william Pierson Merrill. Miss Mar
4 jorie G. Redfern. sister OF the bride
was her only attendant. Mr.. Wilbur
Bronson was best man. Because or
death recently In the family OF the brid,
the wedd ng was simple one. only
few of the immediate relatives OF Tn,
Young couple being present A recep
tion was held at the Hotel Chatham
During the war the bride took a,
active part in Red Cross and other re
lief work. Mr.. Standing served II
France for more than two years with
the Thirty-seventb French Division o
Tirailleurs and Zouaves was promoted
80 n lieutcnancy before the signing q,
ne armistico and received thp Crolx d
'ucrrc. me Medal cr the Minister q
War an1 regimcntal and divisional
citations.