The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-07

and NeN York, will take place in ST Bar
tholomcws Church on Thursday afternoon.
Jan % This was deferred from last sum
mer, the bride-'l'o having had appendicitis
Al the Lorton-Lawrence wedding on
Thursday afternoon the pcws in Trinity
Chapel were filed with bridal guests aud
th' Ushers had some difficulty ia seating the
feminine guests. This has been he case
recently at all of the big weddings. despite
the fact that the ushcrs' cards explain in
which aisle relatives. friends and acQuaiut-
auccS are TO tie seated II has become
like a matinee crush AT weddings because
all the women will persist in being seated
in the middle aisle. Mr.. and Mrs. Heth
Lorton will be al home to their friends at
the Hotel Buckingham on Mondays in
January
Mr. and Mrs Richard f. Forrest. nee
HOLSTER. have gone to summer cline
for their honeymoon. They made new
departure after their wedding last Wednes-
day by partaking Of their bridal break
fast up on the second floor Of the HOLSTER
home. big temporary room had been
built over the rear yard and was gorgeously
respondent The ceiling and walls were
lined with unbleached muslin and decorated
with Florida smiax and numerous tapes
tries, and on the hoor was a great red ve!-
Vet carpet Several hundred guests were
served at small tables in this room from
new kitchen below.
Mr. and Mrs Forrest received as many
beautiful bridal gifts As any newly married
couple in a long time These were left at
the Lip establishment Of the II )llsters, TO
be reclaimed on their return. Mrs. Forrest
was one of two or three brides OF the week
ln white NplNet which though eX-
tremelv rich is not as effective as satin
There was a gorgeous display Of flowers
at 240 Madison avenue al the tea given by
Mrs Weatherbee for her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Henrietta Constable Weatherbee.
The debutante received more than one
hundred bouquets, representing more than
5000 worth Of flowers. Besides these
there were quantities Of orchids and the
choicest flowers in every available nook and
corner, With the winter garden in The back
ground This is in the Italian fourteenth
century style with futed columns and an
illuminated fountain
The first dance of he season of the Cotillon
of Eighty is set for tomorrow night at
Dempnico's The other two functions Of
the series will I've given on Jan. IL and Feb. o.
Mrs Algernon Sydney Sullivan, Mrs Thomas
Powell Fowler, Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Mrs
William II Bliss. Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs William II Moore Mrs Gilman Cola
more and Mrs. William X. Barr are the
patroncsses and will receive the guests
The governors are David Meriwether Mil
ton, Francis Peabody Magoun William
Martin Aiken James Clark Mctiuiro, Gano
Sillck Dunn, James Robson Burne,,
George Hammond Sullivan, Frederic Potts
Moore, Reginald Jevons, Arthur Gouverneur
,l..x.x.
Milbank, Frank Brookfiold, Henri : Brandt,
David Rumsay. Thomas Je !yirt Hallowell
Harold Walker and John : Tanner.
A number of cards are out here for the
New Years eve ball to be given 10y MIR
AMI Ms. Airrlnisr Van Renss laer at
Horticultural Hall. Philadelphia for Mrs
Van keusse'aers Gebuiantc daughter, Miss
Mae Fell hciress to somc Of he Drexel
millions II Ill he "a notably brilliant
affair Probably o ling to the fact tina, the
death Of the little daughter Of Anthony J
DrcNel occurred in England, he relatives
here have not adopted mourning
Herbert layton Coffin will lead al the
fist of the ncighhorhood cotillons next
Tuesday night at bod orth's in Fast Forty
ninth street. The patroncsses. Mho will
receive are Mrs Oliver Livingston zones,
MIS- William r. Barr. Mis- Walter Cook,
Mrs. Francis VI. Scott. Mrs Randolph
Hurry, MIS-. william NJ Wins, Mrs Car
iington Royce and Ms Gilbert T.. Jones
There are no, more than one hundr,d Il
mcmbrrS to this neS ,c''cs of dances
which are to be early Affairs Tie dane
ing viii begin pune tually AT y O'Clock and
viii lc over yhcn the SUPPER is served NJ
II 80 The other dances ill be on the nights
Of Dec So, Jan 30 Feb 10 and April u.
The Junior class al Columbia University
las decided upon Jan 10 rs the date OF
the annual Junior ball al Nherry's. The
dance il to he given In the large ballroom.
which will be decorated with college
trophies Cards are To Dc isHucd cXClu-
sivrlv 10 Columbia men and their friends.
The sophomore class al Barnard College
will give dance in the Brinckcrhof Theatre
of the college on Dec 10 This Nill he the
first sophomore dance ever held al the
college. hut 1t j. intended to make II a preC-
odcnt for an annual affair The Barnard
College students living in the Whittier
aud Lowell dormitofcs of Teachers COL
lege Nill combine witt the rcsiGen, Teachers
College students in giving an informal
dance az the dorinitories In tn uear future,