The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02

] apply for reserved seats for the season
, Already, all available rooms at the leading
and arrangements have been completed
| Tor elaborate dinners and suppers to be
! given. Cards for several debuntante teas
VIII be issued this week
The elaborate hunt breakfast given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Jr., yes
terday at their country residence, Ridge
! leigh House, White Plains. was the first
! oil series of gay affairs in their own special
co'erie. Mrs. Trenor l.. Park. who ls still
at her country home at White Plains. will
| give a cotillon next Friday night which
| viii be prsca.ied by several handsome
dinners a, different houses nearby
| William X. Vanderbilt will have a weeks
end party at his country place at Oakdale.
L. J., from Friday, Nov. IA, which will in
! cl,lde the Harrimans, his nephew, Reginald
Vanderbilt and his fiancee, Miss Cathleen
| Nelson, and others This will be followed
by several dinners and suppers during
| Horse show week. There will he we'd
ding before long in the family Of MIR Van
derbilt's near neighbors, Mr. and Mrs.
/ dale Is one of the largest and finest on Long
Island. Their eldest son, Arthur keeler
Bourne and Miss Ethel l.. Hollins. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hollins Of % East
fiity-fourth street. will be the bridal couple.
| Reginald &. Vanderbilt and Miss Cathleen
Nelson, after their wedding in January,
will probably go 10 Biltmore. n. C., as has
been the custom for some years with the
| newly married in the Vanderbilt family.
| The Comte and Comtesse Christian de Ber-
| tier de Sauvigny are a newly married pair
! who may visit Mr.. and Mrs George ". Van
derbilt soon. The Comtesse was Miss Flor
! ence Van Dussen Reed, and a great chum
| of Mrs. Vanderbilt. for whom she acted as
maid Of honor at her marriage.
Miss Elizabeth d. Drummond will be
| one of the prettiest brides of the season
She Is fair, tall and very handsome Cards
have been issued for her marriage to George
Herbert Clarke on Nov. 70. by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Drummond Of 1880
West Sevcnty-thTd street. The ceremony
will be performed in the Central Presby-
terrain Church on West Fifth-seventh street
by the rector, the Rev Wilton Merle Smith,
AZ 40 p. VI. Miss Emily Belts Of Brook
Ign viii attend the bride a. maid OF honor,
and Harry P,impton. the bridegroom's
uncle, will he the best man.
Karl G. Roeblng will give his bachelor
dinner on the night Of Tuesday week, Nov
II, at Sherrys. Mr. Roebling is n son OF Fer
dinand W. Roebling of Trenton, n J and
his marriage With Miss Blanche Esiabrook,
daughter Of Henry Estabrook of Chicago
will take place few days later.
There will be a deal of expense put into
the wedding Of Miss Edyth Howard Coppell
and Lawrence Bogar Gilman. for which
the cards have been issued. The ceremony
will be performed at O'Clock in the after
noon Of Nov. IS, at Grace Church Mr.
Elliman's bachelor dinner will be given
on Saturday night, Nov. Is, at Delmcnico's
Cards for the wedding in Grace Church
on Dec. IS of Miss Helen Kountze and
Robert l.. Livingston will be issued directly
after the Horse Show There will be a big
crowd of bridal guests in the church and
at the reception To be given afterward by
MIR. and Mrs. Luther kountze. In the
spring the couple will occupy the handsome
: Colonial residence which will then he COM
pleted. near Morristown, n. j.. which il to
be bridal gift from Mr.. kountze. and will
he their home for part of each year IL
is opposite to that of Mr.. and Mrs Kountze
Dr. and Mrs. William DUFF Billiard, nee
Rlker. will not extend their bridal trip
beyond a fortnight. Mrs. Billiard has
promised her friend, Miss Helen jackson,
Ia attend her on Wednesday, Nov IL. As
inatrOn Of honor at her wedding with Robert
Struthers, DR. in St Jarness Church, Madi-
son avenue and Seventy-fiISt street
II is a somewhat open secret with the
numerous friends of Mrs. Maud Ja!srav
Hunnewell that her marriage with John
Stanbury Tooker is likely TO he an event
of the somewhat near future. Mrs Hume
well with her Two girls, has been at Lake
wood, y j. Mr.. lockers sister, Mrs. j
Wadsworth Richie, and her husband have
been until quite recently on this side of the
water. They came over to Newport last
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Madison Chapman.
nee Andrews,are South on their honeymoon.
On their return they will live at AO West
End avenue, where they will give bridal
receptions on the second and fourth Thurs
DAYS in January. They had a pretty
wedding AT the Old Pres byterian Chur IN. AT
tnth avenue and Eleventh street. on Thurs
day night, with decorations of pink and
white Chrysanthem Mr. Chapman is
nephew Of the late Alfred RAY
The first Friday wedding for some time
will be that Of Miss Antoinette Virginia
Vincent and Herbert Gladdng Farauhar
on Nov. in the chantry of Grace Church.
Miss Vincent selected Fri lay. as she re-
CARDS II rs her lucky day. The Rev DIR.
George " Douglas will perform the cere-
mOnv and the bride nett her Of hose parents
Is living, viii be given away by Ledyard
Stevens. Miss Elizabeth Wint hrop Stevens,
his daughter. will be- maid of honor After
their honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs Farou-
har will lie at a East Fifty-eighth street.
when they will issue cards for series
OF informal receptions
Mr.. and Mrs Cortlandt Field Bishop are
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