The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-10
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The marriage announcement Of Miss Alice
| King and Gherardi Davis came as complete
| surprise yesterday, even to the intim ate
friends OF Mr.! Davis and Miss King. The
couple were married on Saturday in St
Thomas's Church at noon by the rector. Dr.
Brown. Miss King is the daughter Of John A.
King Of Great Neck. L. l.. and. owing to the re-
| cent death OF her mother. only few persons
were present at the ceremony. The BRIDE
groom was attended By his brother. Chalmers
Davis. Rs best man. Gherardi Davis IL =
| nephew OF Rear Admiral Gherardl. He IL a
lawyer. member Of the University Club. and
lives at 81 East Twentieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan celebrated yes
terday their golden wedding anniversary sur
rounded by their eight children. twenty-five
grandchildren, and . large gathering Of
| friends. The whole first floor OF the Sloan
| double house, at z East Thirty eighth street,
was a mass OF flowers many OF which had
| been sent by friends. The living room on the
second floor was given over to the gifts. and
| had Mr. and Mrs. Sloan but Just entered their
matrimonial career the membranes could
not have been more numerous. The room
was lined with tea SETS dinner sets. cut glass
sets. silver sets. and a hundred individual
pieces and statues. bronzes. clocks. and lamps
formed q background.
At $3.50 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan and their
large family gathered In the art gallery. The
Rev. DR.. John Hall made brief address. and
the Rev. DR.. Roderick Terry and the Rev DR..
Thompson. rector OF the church at Garrison's,
where Mr.. Sloan has his country place. made
short prayers The whole service did not last
more than fifteen minutes. Then Mr.. and Mrs;
received congratulations for two hours. Mrs,
Sloan wore an elegant gown Of brocade, and
W6iskers brushed up By high collar. ms ""'.'
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ing my dear friend. Mr.. Cram, died next door,
and one place there's Grape and another place
Prsble Tucker has announced with satisfac-
tion that the members Of the Vaudeville Club
respfGndsd P 3, and gsneyously t0 the call
during the Supplementary opera season.
There will not be any vaudeville entertain
ments on the club stage during the short
season.
Hooper street Brooklyn. have sent out inylta-
Mabel Eugenis 9gi%phy. and Dr. James SWIM
and Mrs. Richsrd cunninsh Oh Hp' have sent
out LIMITATIONS for the wedding OF their dauEh:
John Henry Desver. for the evening Of April 10.
at Christ CsusMfh a The marriage has been an
dSasbtsE o. 4. N. Kellogg, the publishe Gs To-
Robert W. Harrington. The wedding took
place at Orange. N. j., on Saturday Mrs Bar
rington Is well known among artists In this
city.
. An interesting programme was rendered at
the musicale yesterday morning In the ball
room Of the Waldorf Two hundred well-known
Persons In society were present. Miss Mar
garet Hall. Miss Alice Mandelick, Miss Adele
Aus Der Ohe. and Francis Fisher Powers were
the artists.
Prince Ruspoli ana Baron Erlanger. the
1arisian banker. have been con- picuous in
social affairs lately. Both have the advan-
tage ovor the average foreigner Of having rel
atives here. Miss Curtis, whose twin sister
married the Marquis de Talleyrand d. Perigord.
became the Princess Ruspoli Baron ErlanRer
married Miss Slidell. daughter OF John Slidel
ofLouisiana. Baroness Erlanger was cousin Of
the late Mrs. August belmont. Prince and Prin-
cess Ruspoli will sail for Europe on April FL
Baron Frlanger will also sail In a few days
On Sunday evening Ward McAllister gave q
large dinner party In honor Of the Baron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Korbay will sail for Eng
land on Saturday To morrow they will give
farewell reception at their home. SO West Eigh-
will soon sail for Europe, TO- meet Mrs. Astor
~. Paris; Mrs. Elliott I. Shepard and the
Misses SHEPARD will spend the sum m or abroad
and the fall at Bar HarDor. Mrs. William
Rhinelander will give a dinuer party this
evening In honor OF T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
and Miss Edith Sands his fancee.