The New York herald., 1922-09-24
? ISS HARRTETT 3. COLLYER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
: Robert ". ColIyer of 81 Gin

MI daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
= Robert N. ColIyer of 81 Clin-
ton avenue, Maplewood. and Mr.. FL
liot Bergen of Richmond, Va, formerly
of South Orange, will be married on
Wednesday evening in the Morrow
Memorial Church, Maplewood. by the
Rev. DIR. Oliver S. Baketel. Mrs. Gil
bert e. Hedden, sister OF the bride,
will be matron OF honor. and maids
of honor will be the Misses Grace and
Louise Collyer, also her sisters. Mr..
Robert Collyer, brother Of the bride,
will be best man. and the ushers will
include Messrs. Jack Collyer, another
brother Gilbert 3. Hedden and Harold
Thompson of Maplewood, and Charles
Walton of New York. A reception viii
follow at the brides home. Invitations
for 500 guests have been issued.
The wedding OF Mrs. Helen McChes-
new Burrage, widow of Captain Percy
~
and Mrs. Samuel Disbrow McChesney.
of the Hotel Edgemere. East Orange,
and Mr.. Norman Davidson Weir. son
OF Mrs. James ID. Weir, OF Brooklyn,
will take place Tuesday afternoon at
the Woman's Club house. East Orange.
The Rev. Dr. Robert Brewster Ecattic,
pastor of the Mum Avenue Presbyter-
Ian Church, East Orange, will officate
and Mrs. Raymond r. Fish. OF Great
Neck, Long Island, will be the brides
only attendant. Mr.. John T. Pirie, I'd.
OF Brooxlyn, will be best man ior his
cousin. The ushers include Messrs.
Raymond T. Fish, of Great Neck; Carl
ton Schaller and Brant NJ. Bryan, OF
New York. and Elmer S. Milford, of
Port Chester, n. Y, classmates OF the
bridegroom at Princeton.
To finance the proposed new club
house OF the Maplcwood Woman's Club
a fair will be held Friday and Sstur-
day IN Memorial Park. Members Will
take orders for anything. from house
TO modest articles. sharing the COM
missions with an architect, who may
be engaged to draft plans and with
merchants who supply orders for arti-
cles not on display Mrs. A. Norton Tay-
lor. chairman. will be assisted by many
committee aides. Mrs. q. A. Orth viii
have charge of the doll bazaar and
Mrs. J. Harvey Swenarton Will. be in
charge OF a parcel post" BOOTH Mrs.
Arthur Michel will supervise the dah-
lia show, and others will be engaged in
various duties.
Miss Adele pretot. daughter OF Mrs
VALERIE j. Pretot OF S97 Grove street
north, East Orange. and Mrs. James
=. Pasman OF Waterbury. Conn, were
married yesterday afternoon at the
brides home by the Rev. Henry J. john
ston. pastor OF tho Park Avenue Metho-
dist Church East orange. The bride 8
ouly attendant was her sister. Mrs.
Russell Pierson Her brother, Mr..
Armand prctot. was best man.
Mr.. Frederick Seymour ot Prospect
street. East orange, with his daughter.
Mrs. Civc Ncwcomb, and her son
Whitfield. have returned from SiaS-
consctt, Nantucket.
Mr. and Mrs. George Washington
Langhornc Of Lynchburg, Va. aro visit
ing MIR and Mrs. II. v'hitehouse Cortis
OF Il Carleton street, East Orange. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Hugo Won UlrIch of East
Orange recently entertained for the
visitors.
Mr Samuel IT. Cobb OF Columbus
Ohio. il visiting his parents. Or. and
Mrs. George II. Cobb, Of Irvington ave-
nue.. South Orange Mrs. Edward Cobb.
daughter-in-law Of Dr. and Mrs. Cobb.
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Edward Hobbs, at Lakeside.
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Maffl.t OF 40
Burnett street south, East Orange, have
returned from Babylon, J.. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Stetson of
Cleveland street, Orange, returned re-
Gently from Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Young OF
Haywood avenue. Orange. aro home
from Nova Scotia. Their daughter.
Miss Margaret Young. returned recently
from Point o. Wood l.. ].
Mrs. William y. Rodist OF Scotland