The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-20
WnAr rs COME ON IN soo1ErH.

menus nave boon announced OF iaUe; Otherb OF
still greater interest arc foreshadowed. Within
q day, also. dates have been set for many
Easter weddings. Last night William Cutting
gave a very handsome dinner at Delmonico's.
It was for Hamilton Wilkes Cary and Mrs.
Francis Lee Morrell. Tho guests included
relatives OF the host and guests Of honor and q
few intimate friends. Tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. Cutting will assist rs best man at tho we'd
ding Of Mr.. Cary and Mrs. Morrell. The en-
Ragement of Mrs. Morrell's brother, Albert
Bostwick. to Miss Marie L. Stokes, second
daughter of Henry d. Stokes, is OF special in
young man, Notwithstanding his good looks
and millions. for no is probably the richest
young man in his " right In town; II ne ,b is
Tandem Club, OF which T. suffern Taller is tho
President. He - the youngest OF the three
Stokes is not long out of school, and oddly
enough. four girls In her class have become en-
gagged at the same time.
Mrs. Trenor L. Park, who has entertained
considerably Of late, has invitations out now
for two dinner parties, one to- be given to-
%g5rS Ss, at ntF e. Md Ms,r .hs Sthsr c On M nopes, n sots
VIII be OF thirty covers.
Members of tho old New York families are
greatly interested In the recently announced en-
gagement of Miss Daisy Grinnell and f. Harold
81" AAipo AAihOA ~ . SO -
ceptlonally handsome girl of tho blond type,
was the first of the seasons debutantes to be-
come engaged. She was formally introduced
at a large tea given by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Minturn Grinnell, on Dec. @. Once
before. the summer before last, when she was
g very youthful maiden, a reception was given
Newport, Then the Grinnells, who had lived
abroad for years before last autumn. when
brief visit to Mr.. Van Alien. Miss Grinneli.
who was educated on the other side, speaks
s ssii for E lsns@ess ssa fhne sbls w. msr b aSn ths,r w sbl
spring; No doubt the tEonsssHp YIN r. q:
second son Of MI. and Mrs. John King Van
Rensselaer,. Mrs. Van Rensselaer, organized
mother Mrs. 4. Oracle King. was ii; 6rst
President.
The date of tho wedding of Miss Adelaide
Clarkson and her cousin, Clermont l. Clark.
son, has been fixed for April IL. It will DO cell
ehrated at the Church of the Incarnation. Mad
ison avenue and Thirty-ffth street. As the en-
gagement has been of three years duration.
s Wss off, Vas Miss 4 se Giarhs tmP IS the sld snse Of III The sn four
The third daughter. Miss Julia Floyd Glarkson.
was married last year to Eugene ID. Hawkins,
and Miss Cornelia Clarkson. the fourth. is q
debutante of this season. The prospective
bridegroom Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Streatield Clarksop. and his mother was q Miss
Whitemarsh.
The next meeting of the MIDI Winter Club
will be held on Monday night, Feb. %. at Sher-
rvs. Tho hour fixed is 8 o'clock. and the men,
bers and guests will be received by the clubs
Executive Committee. This includes Mrs.
Sheldon. Mrs. John G. Westervelt, Mrs. Gren-
I SIlls EdRsrs lyman Mars; s sSen A, E d zsi' q. T snf
er, Mrs. Hamilton Tompkins, aud Mrs. Frederic
sheldon form the Amusement Committee for
fha rn~f nNNnotnn A ~ ri h n thu rand.
ing by Le Gallienne, the ENGLISH poet, of some of
his own poems. After the INTERCHANGEABLE pro.
meeting there was dancing after this, and there
will be again, no doubt, as not all the members
keep Lent rigidly.
Miss Marion McKeever will be one of the pref
test of the Easter brides. .Her marriage to
Philip Blagden Thompson will take place at 8
o'clock on the afternoon Of Tuesday, April IL,
at st. Bartholomew Church. Miss McKeever
is a daughter of J. Lawrence McKeever. and
was introduced q couple Of seasons since by
son is a son Of Mrs. Edward Sampson, who was
a a,a Miss etsnf Bl tSSl H ana q 4 Is nr NOW In II 6 Gsnraa " Nth
den. The young couple met a couple of sum-
mers ago at southampton, but the engagement
after Mr.. Thompson had completed his studies
at Harvard. Meanwhile Miss McKeever was
abroad with her father.
Miss Katherine Duer and Clarence Mackay,
whose engagement was made public q fewtweeks
ago. arc to have a June wedding. Miss Duer
will probably be the first Of the bridesmaids
who assisted at the wedding of Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt and the Duke of Marlborough to
marry. One of the group. Miss Jay. is dead.
There will be the same contrast OF the Mack
ay-Duer wedding as at the Marlborough-van-
derbilt affair. Miss Duer. although not tall,
is very much taller than Mr.. Mackay. She,
too, has very dark hair. while Mr.; Mackay is
rather TSte IN q 3hs the %e skh tr6 6ype T. s Mr, bMaek fain returned nnd ed
was mentioned in last Sundays SUM-, will take
a little party. including his fancee and a chap
the. p~rcttiest Of the bridesmaids of Miss Van
derbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. William A, Duer have
ter was introduced n couple of seasons ago, be-
yond giving occasional dinners. Last spring
ess OF Marlborough at that time.
Mrs; James Tns. A. :. Burden will give q dance to,
will all be Of the youthful dancing sot.
Cards will soon be sent out. for tho wedding
Of Miss Elizabeth w. Terrell and McLane Van
Ingen. which Is to take place on Wednesday,
March 80, in All Souls Church. Madison ave-
nue. and Sixty-sixth street. The Rev. Heber
Rev. David ii. Greer will assist. Miss Terrell
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Leslie
isFI East FIJI Fift iee le Street. Both lot . BRIDE ID ep and h bPide..
groom elect are prospcctiyely rich; The latter
Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Van Ingen
OF 0 East Seventy-1rst street. Miss Terrell Is
an extremely pretty girl. The Tcrrclls pass
several months OF each year at Seacroft, their
country establishment on the Rumson road,
Seabright, which is one Of the finest on the Jer.
sey coast.
Mrs. Frederic Goodridgc sent out notes early
in the past week to her friends announcing the
engagement of her daughter. Miss Caroline l..
Goodridgc, and John II. Iselin. The engage
ment has been 80 generally known that this
formality was scarcely necessary. The an
nouncemcnt was withheld because Mrs. Good
ridge had been in mourning for the late Fred.
eric Goodridge. The wedding no doubt will he
an Easter event. The fiancee has one married
sister, Mrs. Gouyerneur: Morris Carnochan.
Probably Miss Ethel NJ. Isclin and the Misses
Philipse, sister and cousins OF Mr.. Iselin. will
DO included in the list OF bridesmaids. Neither
OF tho parents OF the latter is living. and they
make their home with Mrs. lselin.
The date is now fixed for the marriage Of Miss
Candace f.. Quinby and Hugh n. Camp. 1t is
April II. This will be one Of the big we'd
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