The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16


LUDLOW Eillman.
All the members of the Southern set will
attend the wedding of Miss Mary Newbold
Lawrence and Heth Lorton in Trinity
| Chapel on Thursday, Dec. T. The cerc-
| mony will be performed by the vicar OF the
| chapel, the Rev. DR.. william II VibbNt
| Afterward there will be a reception given
| by the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Burling Lawrence OF 1928 East Thirticth
street. Mr.. Lorton was one Of the origi-
majors of the Wednesday cotillons here,
and has remained one of the chief patrons
| Of these and Of the new Century dances.
The Southern set. by the way, will be
unusually active this winter. The United
Daughters of the Confederacy is about to
| issue cards for a ball to he given at Del
monco2's next month. This will be the first
large function Of the New York chapter.
| and il to be a notably large and brilliant
affair. Mrs. James Henry Parker, pre- ST.
dent Of the Daughters, has been in New
| Orleans the past week. to attend the an
nual convention Of the society.
The Southampton set will be out in force
at the wedding of Miss Cecil Boardman and
James Hammond Mclean tomorrow at
St, Thomas's Church. Miss Boardman,
who is tall and blonde, will make a hand
Sthi' VI hiNhohSh manly NaldS "''V
given out for the church ceremony few
were issued for the reception afterward at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnes
Boardman of 40 West Fifty-third street :.
AZ Mrs. Boardman has recently lost
brother.
There will be a second wedding in the
family in the near future, that Of Sewall
Boardman and Miss Madge Niles Both
will serve a. attendants tomorrow Miss
Niles il sister of the late Philip Bradford
Niles, whose wealthy widow not long go,
became Mrs. Van Neck in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow S. Pierce and their
daughter. Miss Louise Stewart Williams
Pierce, will stay at Southampton, L. l.,
until December Mr.. Pierces yacht, on
| which there are thirty sailors, is anchored
OH there. When the family come to town
| they will 60 to a hotel, a. Mr.. Pierce has
sold his residence at 10 West Fifty-eighth
| street.
There will be many cards issued this
week for debutante parties. The date is
not yet fixed for the ball to he given early
in January by Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
for their daughter, Miss Jean Reid, Among
other cominr-out affairs already settled
upon l. a reception 10y Mrs, Randolph Hurry
next Wednesday afternoon at her home
?<S Lexington avenue, for her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Marie Hurry. to be followed
by second tea on Nov, 20 and n dinner
dance on Dec. 81
Mrs. William, Matheson of the Hotel
Renaissance will give an afternoon recep-
ton. followed by a dinner and dance.
at Sherry's on Friday, Nov ~. for her
daughter, Miss Anna Z. Matheson,
Mrs. Davis johnson Of 90 East Forty
ninth street will give an afternoon tea for
her daughter, Miss Madeleine Johnson,
on Saturday, Nov. 20.
Mrs. W. Fmlen Roosevelt Of sO4 Fifth
avenue will give a coming -out tea for Miss
Roosevelt on Dec. 3 and a dinner dance at
Shcrrys on Dec. O. Crush teas will be
given on Saturday afternoon, Dec. o, by
Mrs Auguste p. Montant for Miss Marie
Adele Montant and by Mrs Henry G. Nicoll
of 81 East Fifty-seven,h street for Miss
Natalie Camac Nicoll. Mrs. Dwight NJ
Collier Of Fast Forty-eighth street will
give a tea for Miss Collier on Dec 4. which
will be followed by a series of dinners.
Mrs. James Wilson Clark will present Miss
Elizabeth Wilson Clark at a dance at bod
worth's on Dec o
Mrs. Edward H. Crosby of 885 Fifth ave
nue. will give one Of the big teas Of Saturday
afternoon. Dec. II. for Miss Crosby. Mrs
Il. Fulton Cutting Of % East Sixty-s"venth
street will give coming-out dance for
Miss Cutting on Dec. ia, and Mrs. Walden
Pell of 70 East Fifty-fourth street for Miss
Gertrude Pell at Shcrry's on Dec, II. The
latter affair will be preceded by dinner
A number Of cards have been issued here
for the wedding Of Ksfl G, Rocbing. son
! Of Ferdinand ". Roehing, Of Trenton,
n j.. and Miss Blanche Estahrook. on next
Thursday Nov. 90 at the brides home,
524 Dearborn avenue, Chicago Mr.. Roeb-
ling gave his bachelor dinner on Friday
night at Sherrys. He and his bride will
srsax al. tNa
marriage and will make their home in tits
city. Miss Estabrook's family are II %
likely to come here to live. as her father
Henry D. Estabrook, has recently come to
this city
The Society of Colonial Wars, OF which
Frederic j. de Peyster is governor. will hold
its first meeting of the season Tomorrow
evening at Dclmonico's. Suppcrs and in
formal receptions follow the lectures which
are features Of the meetings. The society,
| which IL IN its eleventh wear, has several
hundred members. principally men.
Among the humorous newly married
couples who will be In evidence this week
in Madison Square Garden will I've MIR and
, Mrs. Goclet Gallatn. tho latter formerly
Miss Edith Post. who will occupy box ~
They have returned from their honeymoon
and are living AZ Az Madison aveNuo, n
fully furnished four, story brownaone
house, presented by Frederic Gallatin, Mr..
Galatin's father,
MIR, and Mrs. W. Watts sherman will pass
the winter in southern California for tho
benefit of Mrs, Sherman's health They
will leave here on Wednesday. Nov. 20
Mrs, Sherman = sister in law, Mrs Harold
Brown, who il also her stepdaughter. will
| live this winter at so East Fifty-sevcnth
street.
Charles r. Swords gave his bachelor
| dinner last night al the University Club.
| Mr.. Swords and Miss Florence JacQuclin
will be married next Wednesday at the
| Church Of the Incarnation.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Grace Armitage Wilcox, daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs Franklin A. Wilcox Of 933 Madison
| avenue, to Alfred Augustus Fraser, Jr, :.
| son of A Erasar Of naLaala L L Nv