The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30

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tendant. her cousin. Miss Eloise. vande-
veer White Of Pelham. NJ. Y. Mr..
Montagu Haskin OF wellington. N. J.,
will be the best man. The ushers will
be Mr.. Henry c. Thorn. Jr.. whose en-
gagement to Miss Martha Alexandria
Thompson was recently announced. and
Mr.. Donald Stevens Thorn, both
brothers of the bride; Messrs. John
Palmer Wilbur Of Bronxville, N Y,
and Walter p. Chur of South Orange,
N. j.
Weather permitting. the marriage of
Miss Marion Rockford, daughter OF Mr..
Samuel Rockford and granddaughter of
Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn. to Mr.. Walter s.
Mack, Jr., on Wednesday will take
place on the lawns of Heather Dell
Farm, the country place of her grand
father at Ardsley on Hudson. Should II
rain the ceremony, which will be per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. Elliott, will
take place In one OF the large conserva-
tories. making a novel setting for the
costumes of the bride and her attend
ants. with a background of choice
plants in full bloom. Miss Rockford.
who is a graduate Of Wellesley. will
have Mrs. Samuel Lewisohn for her
matron of honor, and her sister, Miss
Edith Rockford. for her maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Misses Dorothy
Lehman, Natalie Rossin and Marjorie
| Borg, all cousins of the bride, and
Edith Mack, sister Of the bridegroom
Mr.. Mack, who is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter 8. Mack Of $40 West Seventy
| first street, will have DR.. Lawrence
Smith for his best man. The ushers will
be Messrs. Joseph Rockford. brother Of
the bride; John Rockford. ner cousin !:
Edgar Rossin, Leonard Proctor, ID.
Scott Hirschberg and Julius Adler.
Mr. Mack and his bride will sal for
Europe on May II.
The marriage Of MISS Nina de Embril
Cowley, daughter of Mrs Angelina de
Embril Of Havana, Cuba, and 1047 Park
avenue, to Mr.. Ceser Rodriguez Morini
of Havana will take place on Saturday
afternoon at the Hotel Gotham. The
wedding will be simple one, and the
ceremony will be performed at 4 o'clock
by the Rev. DR.. Newton. Miss Cowley
will have only one attendant, her sister,
Mrs. Allister McCloud of Philadelphia.
whose husband will give the bride.
Mr.. Antonio Martinez of Havana.
Cuba, will be the best man. The bride
will wear some old point lace that had
been worn by her mother and grand
mother at their weddings. Mr.. Morini
has large sugar interests in Cuba. He
and his bride will sail for Europe on
May 20. They will pass six months
touring France and Italy.
Miss Madelaine E. Griswold daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton L. Griswold, will
be married to Mr.. James Turner, Jr.' son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner of Pitts
burgh, on Saturday afternoon, June 10.
in the Church Of the Holy Communion
South Orange, N. J. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev Francis IT,
Richey. rector OF st. Georges Church.
Maplewood, N. J. A reception will be
held at the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Griswolo In Curtis place, South
Orange.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite f.
Dickinson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Dickinson Of Port Washing
ton, L. T., to Mr.. Walter K. Mcknight
of Oregon will take place on June "a
The engagement Of Miss Dickinson and
Mr.. Mcknight has just been announced.
The marriage Of Miss Regina Null
grew. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Mulgrew of Sc East Seventy-fifth street,
to Mr.. William Pitt, son of Mr.. H.
Washington Pitt of Stamford. Conn.
will take place on Tuesday. May at
the home of her parents Only relatives
and a few intimate friends have been
invited to the ceremony. Miss Anita
Mulgrew will be her sisters only attend
ant, and Mr.. Benjamin Fitch Collender.
cousin Of Mr.. Pitt. will be the best
man.
One Of the most interesting engage
ments of the spring in that Of Miss Miss
Miriam A. Pope to the Rev. Dr. George
William Carter of this city, which was
made known last week by Miss Popes
mother, Mrs. William Bigelow Pope of
Ann Arbor Mich. Miss Pope is the
daughter of the late Rev. William Bige-
low Pope and through him comes OF
long line of Methodist clergymen. Her
great-grandfather was Russell Bigelow.
the hero of Edward Eggleston's Cir
cult Rider" whose father won fame in
the Revolution. On her mothers side she
Is related to Bishop McCabe. Sha Is a
sister of Mr.. James Harlan Pope. an at
torney of Los Angeles. whose office as
City Public Defender. was the first
office Of its kind created in the United
States. Miss Pope after graduating
from a Western college did post-grad-
uate work In Columbia University.
DIR. Carter has degrees from wes-
leyan. Yale and New York universities
and held a fellowship at Oxford. He Is
member Of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity,
the Old Colony and University Club. For
several years he was acting pastor of
Grace Reformed Church, Brooklyn, and
for fifteen years has been general Sec
rotary of the New York Bible Society.
now at Bible House, East Forty-eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Disbrow Nc
Chesney of East Orange have announced
the engagement Of their daughter, Mrs.
Helen McChesney Burrage, to Mr.. Nor
man ID. Weir, son of Mrs. James David
SON Weir of Brooklyn and Sea Cliff,
l.. l. Mrs. Burrage Is the widow OF
Capt Percy Fraser Burrage. who was
killed in action in France.
Mr.. Weir is grandson OF the late
John T. Prize, Chicago merchant,
whose estate, Craig varra Is one OF the
show places at Sea Cliff Mr.. Weir was
graduated from Princeton in 1918. Dur
ing the war he served as lieutenant in
the convoy service of the navy.
Mrs. Warren Demorest Of 145 East
Forty-ninth street has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Char
lotte Gardner Demorest, to Mr.. George
Burton, son OF Mrs. Frederick Housman
OF 755 Park avenue. Miss Demorest is
the youngest sister OF Lady Alastair
Leveson-Gower. The wedding will take
place next month, and afterward the