The New York herald., 1922-08-13
ACTIVITIES OF SOCIETY IN THE CITYS VARIOUS BOROUGH
Important Weddings and
Engagements Announced
Miss Alice Harding Selects Attendants for Her Mar
riage at Beverly Farms, Mass, on September z,
to Mr.. Robert Pel Thompson.
ETAILS have been completed
for the marriage of Miss Alice

IN ETAILS have been completed
for the marriage of Miss Alice
Harding to Mr.. Robert
Thompson Pell. which will take place
on September in ST. Johns Church.
Beverly Farms, Mass. Miss Harding,
who is a daughter of Mr.. William p.
G. Harding of Washington, d. c.. has
chosen her younger sister, Miss Mar
garet Harding. for her maid of honor
For bridesmaids she will have the
Misses Olivia Johnson. Beatrice Pit
ney and Nina Dearth.
Mr. Pell. who Is the eldest SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pell and
grandson and namesake of Col. Robert
M. Thompson, will have Mr.. Asa b.
Davis, Jr., for his best man. His ush-
ers will be his brother, Mr.. John III. G..
Pell: his cousin, Mr.. Walden Pell, Jr.,
and the Messrs. Frederick III. Prince,
Jr.: George Grinnell. Samuel G. Hop
kins. Jr.. Albert Francke. Jr., Charles
Cushman and Warren Corning. The
ceremony will be followed by recep-
ton at the home of Miss Harding's s
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick H. Prince, Jr., at Prides
Crossing.
Miss Harding has spent much time
this summer at Southampton. where she
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pell. who
have villa there.
Miss Muriel Rowley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Rowley of East
Orange, ". j., will be married to Mr..
Willus Angus, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Angus, on September at the home
Of her parents. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Frederick Clare
and will be followed by reception.
Miss Katherine Rowley will be her sis
eers maid Of honor and Mrs. Stuart
Angus his brothers best man.
Although no date has been set. the
wedding Of Miss Gladys Olcott, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott Cd, to
Mr.. Jean ID. Pandrill Waddington. c. G.
NJ. o. of the French Cuirassiers. will
take place this winter in New York.
Mr.. Waddington, who will sail for
Franco for the autumn maneuvers OF
tho French army, will take his bride to
Paris where they will make their home
Miss Olcott's father comes of fam
lily known for generations In Albany
and through her mother she is a grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bowman Levick, members OF
an old Quaker family of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Waddngton's family is well
known both here and abroad. and. while
of English origin, for more than two
centuries have been French citizens.
He Is direct descendant of the Pendrill
who saved the life Of Charles III. OF
England by hiding him in an oak tree.
Mr.. Waddington Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Waddington of Chateau de
Nerten Drouais. He served In the
French army throughout the war. His
mother. who was Miss Harjes, Is
daughter of the late John Harjes,
founder of the banking house of Nor
gan, Harjes & Co. Of Paris. He Is
grandson OF the late Richard Wadding-
ton, for thirty years member OF the
French Senate and one time Premier
Of France.
The wedding of Miss Frances Stryker
Smith, daughter of the Rev. e. Bayard
Smith and Mrs. Grace Stryker Smith,
formerly of Watervliet, N. Y. to Mr..
Henry Powell Spring of Philipse Manor.
whose engagement has just been an
nounced, will take place in September
in All Angels Church, West End ave.
nue. and Eighty-first street Miss
Smith recently returned from Europe,
where she was educated.
Mr.. Spring is the son OF DR.. William
A. Spring OF New York and Dresden,
and the grandson of the late Col. T..