The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-14
IN SOCIETY.


in London before sailing for this side, with
her daughter, Mrs. George Ogilvy Haig.
Mrs. Haig has issued cards for musicale
in honor Of her mother, which will be at
tended by the American set
The marriage of Miss Mabel Simmons,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j. Edward Sim
mons OF % West Fifty-second street. to
John p. Iilden will occur in the fall and be
celebrated in st, Thomas's Church. Mr..
| Of Brookl
Mr.. and Mrs. William Massena Benjamin
will travel in the West and pass some time
at Garrsons, n Y, After their wedding,
on Thursday when the pews in Grace Church
were filed with. representatives of promi-
nent old New York families, they started
iamin is a grandson Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Hamilton Fish Mrs. Ben iamin Is a
daughter of the late William Hoffman
Prime and granddaughter of the late
Edward Prime of the old banking firm Of
Prime, Ward i Ring.
MIR. and Mrs Herman Stump will sail on
Wednesday for Europe and will travel on
the Continent during, the summer. They
have invited a number OF their friends
here to visit them after Oct. at Waverly
Bel Air Maryland.
Cards are out here for the wedding of
Miss Alice Cheney and Samuel Thorne, Jr..
| to take place on Tuesday in ST. Paus
Church, Boston, with a reception later at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
| Arthur Cheney
I The Duchess of Marlborough, who has
been the guest recently of the Prince and
Princess of Wales at Marlborough House,
London, will come over soon on her second
visit since her marriage. The fact that
she. was at Newport added much to the
brilliancv OF this season last year
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hodges Choate, Jr
sail on Tuesday for England, where they
will remain for three months
A number of New York guests will at
tend the wedding of Miss Viola Sondime
and W Irving Picking, formerly of Wash
inRton. D. c., at the brides home. Nellcote,
Riverdale -on-the-Hudson, next Wednes-
| day at noon. Miss Aaude Starke of Mem
Conkling will attend as best man, and
Frank c. kingsland, Robert f. Fulton and
Harry j. Holbrook Of this city and Albert
Sondime, a brother of the bride. will be
ushers
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sloane, who
have been making hurried Continental
| trip since they left Aix-les- Bains. will sail
| for this port within fortnight. unless they
tarry on account Of the illness of DR.. William
Seward Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fitz-
hugh Whitehouse, who have also left AK,
| VIII now shortly come to this side and
locate at their Newport cottage for the
| summer, which is already occupied by their
| son and daughter-in- law, Mr.. aud Mrs
Henry j. Whitehouse. the latter formerly
Miss Duntze of Dinard. France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lispenard Suydan
Of 43 East Twenty-second street left town
| yesterday for their country place, Manow-
| tasquott. at Blue Point, l.. l. Their son
and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mis-. W. l.,
Suydam, DR. will after honeymoon jaunt,
fitted up by Mr.. suydam as a bridal gift,
There is usually one Livingston and one
Cutting maiden to be socially presented
whose somewhat elder sister, Miss Helen
Cutting. was debutante of this last season,
| will be brought out next December by her
mother Mrs. R. Fulton Cutting.
One OF the weeks weddings will be that
Of Miss Jennie Maude Crank and Raymond
Jennings Mcmillan, to take place on We'd
nesday at the Church of the Ascension.
c. X. Crank. steprnother Of the bride, will
give a reception afterward at her home,
1o2 Waverley place.
There will be some New York guests
at the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Burd
Thaw and Henry Lafayette Collins next
Saturday It viii be the house warming
festivity Of the new country residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs. William Thaw, Jr,
AZ You Like 1t, Sewickley Heights, near
Pittsburg, Pa The interior fittings of
the great establishment, 200 feet square.
are said to be magnificent
| Miss Marion Kemp, who has a glorious
voice. which she Las been cultivating for
some years past in France and Italy, is
expected to arrive this week She will
accompany her brother. Arthur Kemp.
on his yacht and will visit her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen f.
Tying, Jr., at Bar Harbor. Miss Kemp
has large fortune in her own right, which
came to her from her father. Mrs Belle
Nelson Kemp, who has been sojourning
| at Newport. since she procured her divorce,
will go to Saratoga, for the gay So ason there,
| with her mother, Mrs. Frederic Nelson.
Sir Michael Henry Herbert and Lady Her
bert, who are now with the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson, at their Newport
cottage, will sail for Europe on Tuesday,
June %. Their sons, who are in school
in England, will spend their midsummer
vacation with them.