New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

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dinner on April at Sandy Point Farm. his new
country place near Newport. R. l. His marriage
to Miss Cathleen Nelson takes place ten days
later-that is to say. on April 14-at Newport But
# Is not vet known exactly in what house the
ceremony will be performed as In spite OF all re-
ports to the contrary Mrs. Nelson has not yet de-
cided on any OF the places that are available
Another wedding scheduled for the same day,
April H. will be that Of Miss Catherine Jacquelin.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Jacquein. to
Frederick Kingsbury Trask, in Grace Church
Chantry The bride will have only one attendant.
her younger sister Ethel and the ceremony will
be followed by small reception at the house or
the brides parents, in East Thirty-eighth-st.
Still another wedding that day is that OF
Miss Eunice Ives daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bray
ton Ives Walter E. Maynard in Calvary Church,
while on the following day. April Is. there will be
n number OF other weddings including that OF MISS
Choise Hatch to Cornelius s. Lee at st. Bar
tholomews Church; that OF Miss Louise Dudley
daughter of John L. Dudley, to Norman u. John-
scn at Calvary Church. and that OF Miss Imogene
Hawthorne, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Julian daT-
thorne to Dr. William Champion Deming. at the
Church Of the New Jerusalem. in Thirty-tifth-st-.
near Park-ave. The bride will be attended by Miss
T4iidegard Miss Gwendolyn and Miss Reatrix HaW
thorne: Alfred Egmont Schermerhorn will be the
best man and the ushers will be the brides three
brothers Henry. Frederick and J. F b Hawthorne.
April Is Is the date Of the marriage OF Miss Ethel
HoIlins. daughter Of Mr.. Mrs. Frank g. HoI-
lins TO Arthur Keeier Bourne at St Thomass
Church. while April .? the marriage OF Miss
Ella Guthrie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
G. Guthrie. TO Eugene Sands Willard will take
place the Church OF the Incarnation Miss Marty
Sheldon will act maid OF honor and the brides
maids will Miss Natalie Wells. Miss Marion
Fish. Miss Edna Loew and Miss Jeannette Myers.
E A Willard, ir.. will be his brothers best man.
while Alfred G. Vanderbilt, l. Townsend Burden.
Henry o. Havemeycr. jr, William Fuller. Edward
II. ILtchf1eld and Lebaron Sands Willard to be
the ushers.
Mrs William A. Duer's funeral drew a large
crowd OF relatives and friends to Trinity Chapel,
in West Twenty -fifth-st.. yesterday morning, the
service being conducted by the Rev. DR.. Dix The
burial at Woodlawn.
]. ]. Van Allen is making tour in Japan and is
expected TO sail for home toward the end Of next
month with the object Of arriving at Newport in
June. He will spend the summer there
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies have arranged
to spend the summer abroad. and will sail for
Europe the latter part of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Hoilins and the Misses
Rollins will spend the summer at Southa mpton
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman have purchased
No III East Sixty -nnth-st. The house Will be
altered before they occupy 1t.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes with her daughters
and party Of friends. have left town private
car for trip through NeU-Mexico and Colorado.
returning next month.
Among the dinners that figured yesterdays
calendar given by Mrs. William Post
her house. in East Sixty-Seventh-st.
Tho Louis Won Gaertner concert took place last
night at Carnegie Hall. Mrs. Henry F. Dlmock
Mrs ]. PierpOnt Morgan, Stanford White. William
c. Whitney and Mrs. John Fl. Davis being among
those who had taken boxes for the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post and Miss Alice Post
leave the end of next month for their coun-
try place at Bernardsville. N j.
Mrs. Thomas Courtney Jenkins. who Miss
Elsie Woodbury. Brown, has arrived IN town from
baltimore. ana 10 staying with her mother, Mrs.
Frank Gould Brown. at No. 1s East Thirty-sec-
ond-st
Mrs. Brockhotse Cutting. Mrs. de Navarro and