The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-04

Dodge, to John W. Mccullough. A special
train will convey the New York guests to
Irvington, in time for the ceremony at
o'clock in st. Barnabas's Church. and will
bring them back after the reception and
bridal dinner at White Lodge, the country
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Stephen
n. DIN. The bride will be attended by
Mr.. Olin's daughter Miss Alice DIN, az
maid of honor and by the Misses Evelyn
Parsons and Harriet Wadsworth OF Wash
ington az bridesmaids. Edward A. McCul-
Tough. j. Lorimer Worden, William Lairn-
beer Nathan N. Flower. Samuel D. Babcock.
Alonzo Potter. George Sheffield, William
Earl Dodge, brother Of the bride, and DR..
j. Metcalfe Polk will serve AZ BEST man and
usheis.
Miss Dodge has come into fortune from
her grandfather, the late William =. Dodge.
She and her brother, William Earl Dodge,
will share the portion OF the estate which
exception Of the income Of 500 600, which
goes to their mother, Mrs Stephen H.
DIN. Mr.. Dodge was very fond Of his
daughter-in-law and on her marriage
with Mr.. DIN last spring. gave her the
house she had lived in for q long time At
l07 East Thirty fifth street.
sailed for home ON Friday on the Celtic.
They are to open their Westbury, L. J.,
house for a time. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney
the pretty dancing saloon they have in
their establishment at Fifth avenue and
Fifty-seventh street. Mr.. Whitney has
a house boat to DO launched In the course
of fortnight at Terry Bar, near Baltimore.
The outlook for the winters gayety is
particularly bright. II Mrs. Aston does
not make any change in her custom she
will give her New Years ball on the night
Of Jan 4, as she invariably selects the frat
Monday in January for this function and
has standing promise from Elisha Dyer,
Jr., to lead all her cotillons. William c.
Whitney will give a coming out ball for
his niece, the second Miss Barney, and his
fine ballroom is likely to be the scene Of
many festivities. Mrs. Vanderbilt, who
has the most superb private ballroom in
town, has promised to give parties in 1t
for some Of her young relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelsw Reid have their
debutante daughter. Miss Jean Reid, to
give entertainments for, as she came out
Twombly have two daughters to entertain
for, and one of them is debutante. Mrs.
Sloane and others of the Vanderbilt family
will be sure to have some special parties
in honor of Miss Ruth Twombly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Mills have two daughters out,
and Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck, Mrs. Millss
twin sister, is staying with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. Henry Mortimer Brooks at Newport,
having returned from their bridal journey.
They will sail for Europe on Wednesday,
Oct. H. and will return to New York in
January, when they will again be the
guests Of Mrs. Thayer's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson and their
daughter, Miss Corinne Roosevelt Robinson,
who went abroad couple of months ago,
will sail for home on Tuesday. The i'm
preston is that the wedding cards Of Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson and Miss Helen
r. Roosevelt, will then be sent out, as the
engagement Of the couple was announced
several months ago.
Mrs. Brockholst Cutting and her son,
William Cutting, Jr.. sailed yesterday for
Europe, and will pass the winter on the
Riviera or in Egypt. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
H. Mackay will occupy Mrs. Cuttings town
house on Madison avenue again this
winter
On Thursday comes the Morristown
Horse Show, and the fashionable folks
who have houses in the neighborhood
have them filled already with troops Of
friends. All sorts Of popular festivities.
including bridge parties, have been planned
to keep them over the weeks end. Miss
Ruth fwomby will drive her four-in-hand
to the show. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mckay
Twombly gave tea yesterday afternoon
at Florham.
The Misses Mamie and Daisy Letter,
who have gone to Europe. will collect a
goodly supply of winter fnery, before Lady
Curzon meets them In England, in De-
cember and the trio returns to this side
The coming visit will be the first made bv
Lady Curzon since her marriage.
W. Bayard Cutting, Jr., and Lady Sybil
Cutting, who arrived on the Cedric, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting
at their Long Island establishment, as are
also Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray Ward, WHO
came over with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Aldrich Of 27l West
Seventy-second street gave reception yes
terday afternoon to celebrate their silver
wedding anniversary. The drawing rooms
were decorated with palms and profus ion
of yellow and white chrysanthemums. Mr.,
and Mrs .Aldrich had many guests from un-
til o clock. Among the callers were Mrs. II.
d. Aldrich. Mr.. and Mis-. James ildrieh
Mrs. Austin Dali, H. Dali, Bishop and Mrs.
Henry G. Potter, Bishop and Mrs. Dudley
OF Kentucky, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Hurry
the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Delaney Town
send. DR.. Gerardus H. Wynkoop and Bishop
and Mrs. Henry Yates Satterlee.
The marriage Of Miss Julia Madeleine
Cary and Ronald Eliot Curtis took place
yesterday at the home Of the bride parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbert B. Cary, 80 West
Fifty-frst street. The Rev. Dr. Minot J.
Savage performed the ceremony at u
o clock, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Theodore
c. Williams and the bride was given away
by her father. She wore white satin
gown, trimmed with lace and a tulle veil
secured with orange blossoms and carried
orchids. Miss Isabel T. Cary attended
her sister as maid Of honor and the Misses
Anna J. Jenner, Honor G. Barr, Hedwig
Won Briesen, Florence F. Cary OF Chicago
and Katherine M. Smithack OF BROOKLYN
were bridesmaids. Ellicott D. Curtis as
sisted 40 best man and Lawrence F, Peck
W. Harry Pool, Charles B. Curtis. Harold