The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-15

away costume Of blue with picture hat to
matcn. Ihey were driven out on the island
70 the Middletown station, where they
boarded 9 private car attached to an engine
Mr.: and Mrs. Vanderbilt will stop at the
Hotel Touraine while In that city and will
remain there during the week, attending the
Horse Show. In which Mr.. Vanderbilt has
horses entered. They viii then return to
s ssndy Point farm fSr brief yis, and later
mobile left for Boston this evening for use
After tie departure se' Of M. and Mrs. Van
derbilt from Arleigh the guests passed
several hours At dancing, and late this
trains. Mrs. Nelson will remain at Ar
eligh during the remainder Of the week,
when she will remove to the Newman cot
tage, which she has taken for the season.
Late this afternoon the jewels and valua-
bic gold and silver gifts OF the bride were
conveyed from Arleigh to the bank vaults,
where they will be closely guarded until
such time as Mrs. Vanderbilt wants them.
During the ceremony at the cottage they
were closely guarded by Chief of Police
Richards and Detective Sheridan Of New
York.
Tho bride, Cathleen Gerhard Nelson.
Is the youngest daughter OF Mrs:
Frederic Nelson. She v 81 years old
and handsome. She has always been popu-
lar with the young set and IL an enthusiastic
horse woman and her driving In the New
port horse shows has always been feature.
She was introduced to society three years
ago at Newport and Mr.. Vanderbilt has
paid her marked attention for several
years. Her engagement was announced
late last fall.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, the bridegroom, is a grad
uate OF Yale University and takes great
interest in horses. He owns some OF the
best-known prize winners In this country.
Among the guests at the wed ling were:
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt +,
Mrs. +. ". Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. w: D.
Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nick. Twombly
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, Mrs
Fabbri. George r. Fearing, Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mr.. and Mrs. Field
DR.. and Mrs. Seward Webb. the Misses
Twombly, Miss Webb. Mrs. E. Shepard,
Gerry s D f. p whitney A Mr. and M as Iyo%
Gebhard, Mrs. 4. 7. Kemp, Edward Bulk.
ley, Harry F. Eidridge, h, y. Young, MORT;
mer Nichols, F. Morgan. q. Brush, Harold
s g. f. H eH'd %l b hsSS'' Henry May hq
Strong, J. De X; Alsop., NJ. Kernochan,
N. Nelson, j. B. Robinson. Ellis Anderson,
Robert Goelet, George Carey. NJ. c. Merrill.
Harry LeS h. and M Collier Mr. ys and Nit
Miss Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. Davies, Potter
Palmer, Bradish johnson. W. W., White
house, r. l.. Gerry, +. Kernochan, Austin
Gray, Alfred Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. E. N, Neil,
Mrs. Eldridge. Miss Stevens, Admiral and
Mrs. Luce, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Norman.
DIR. and Mrs. Bull. Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Garrett
son, Mr. and Mrs. F. Storrs Wells, Miss
Wells. Miss Schott, Mrs. Oelrichs. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Hunter, Fred Paine. Mrs. ID.
Elliott, Robert L. Hargous, Mrs. G. c. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs; Myer, Lieut., Wells. Mr.; and
Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. P. d. Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Q. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Swan. Mr.. Gwynne. Mrs fortnight, Mrs.
Widener Miss Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. May.
Mrs. Burke-Roche Miss Cynthia Roche.
Edward j. Berwind, Miss DAILY, Mrs Spotts-
wood Schenck. Miss Schenck, Mrs. Whittier,
the Rev Louis j. Deadly, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Andrews, Mr.. Roland King, Col. and Mrs.
f. n. Nell.