The sun., 1902-12-14

L. Kountze. Mr.. Livingston Is the s,cond
son OF Mrs. Henry W. Livingston OF IS Eat
Forty-ninth street, who " as Miss Mary 8.
McRa. Mr.. Livingston and his bride, after
a brief trip. viii be at the club at Tuxedo
until spring, when the pretty Colonial resi-
denoe Mr. kountze has had built for his
daughter at Morristown, n. j., near his
own. will be- ready for them.
Bishop Potter. who ofYiciated at the mar
riage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze. who
was Miss Annie p. Ward, will act again for
their daughter. Miss Helen L. kountze, and
Mr.. Livingston next Saturday. In Grace
Church. The pews will be packed with
bridal guests at noon. the time fixed, and
the interior will be decorated with white
flowers. Miss kountze will look very lovely
In her superb bridal costume which has just
been made in Paris, and Is ernbellished with
the point lace worn by her mother on her
wedding gown. Miss Eleanor Jay. a cousin
Of the bridegroom: Miss Evelyn Parsons.
Miss Lima kountze. from the West, and Miss
Alice Ward OF Washington, three cousins
OF Miss Kountze. will be bridesmaids, and
her sister, Miss Annie Ward Kountze. will
act as maid Of honor.
Mr. and Mrs Peter D. Martin are due to
arrive here within a day or two. They are
coming over in time to attend the Living
ston-KountSe wedding next Saturday.
Mrs. Martin being cousin OF the bride-
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have had no
end Of a good time during their brief stay
abroad In Paris they were made much of
and introduced by the Grand Duke Boris
Of Russia. whom they entertained last
summer at Newport. just recently in
England they have been the guests OF the
Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough at Blen-
helm Mrs. Martin Is bringing over some
Gnery with her which will BE- seen at the
dances just after the holidays before she
and Mr.. Martin go to Celfornia. The I'm
preston has been that Mrs Martins sister.
Miss Blanche Oelrichs. would make her
debut this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Goelet Gallatin. nee Post
will sail early in january for Europe and
will pass the winter in Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt will
pass their Christmas holidays at Bilt-
more. n. C., and will have a house party
there. Mr. Vanderbilt has such confidence
in the air OF Biltmore that he makes prac-
tice OF in viting his friends there who are
ailing or nva!escing. Allan 4 Robbins.
who has been the guest OF the Nanderbil,s.
with his wife. Of late has but recently re-
covered from the typhoid.
An interesting event IL expected before
Christmas AT the Payne Whitney residence.
and Mr.. whitney's uncle, Oliver Payne.
will see that Santa Claus leaves a golden
shower In his track for the lucky child
Mrs Hay, who has been on here, visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, has re-
turned TO her home in Washing on. Mr.
and Mrs. Payne Whitney are living in the
residence Of MIR ard Mrs Amerc Hugh
Paget, II Eas, Sixiytrst street.
Already the many prominent patrons
Of the Nursery and CLilo's Hospital at
Lexington avenue and fifty-frst street
are making the preliminary arrangements
for the annual harity ball TO be given at
tie WaIdort-AstoIia on Thursday esel.ing,
Feb s. Boxes may be procured iron
now on from Mrs, Frederic n. Goddard,
East ThiIty-tith street. AZ usual, those
ac.iyely connected with the charity Il AXE
the date Of the dance known long before
hand, so that 1t will not be selected for
other festivities.
Miss Ethel G. Rockefeller, now the only un-