The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31


the seawanhaka-Corinthian clubhouse, oy-
around the Morris County Club this after
noon, thanks to the new rules as well as
on the links at Baltusrol and Bernards-
Vile. There was dance at the Tuxedo
clubhouse last night, and n special pro-
gramme Of outdoor sports in the daytime;
parties
Among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dors Frelinghuysen are Mr.. and Mrs,
George Bird, Jr., and the latter's daughter
Miss Betty Metcalf. who will go tomorrow
to Albany to attend Miss Ruth Pruyn at
her wedding, on Tuesday with David NJ,
Goodrich OF Boston. She is the iances
Of the brides brother, Robert ID. Pruyn'
and will be married in the euiunn Mean AN,
visit Mr.. and Mrs. ". Seward Webb at Shell
burne Vt , and then will go 10 their sea-
shore place at Dark Harbor, lsleboro, Me.
The wedding of Miss Gee OF Oh West
Forty-ninth street with NJ. W. Buchanan
will take place at 3 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon in St Thomes's Church After
the ceremony there will be a reception.
When Mr. and Mrs Buchanan return from
their bridal trip they Will i've at 81 west
Seventy-frst street
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Horsman, Jr..
who were married on May IL. sail
for Europe next Tuesday and will re-
main abroad until September. Charles H.
Steinway will sail on Wednesday to join
his wife and family on the other side. Mrs.
Joseph Fairchild Knapp sails on that day
Alfred de Cordova ~ 524 Fifth avenue
They are among the many going to Norway
for the summer. Miss A. Belle Rogers,
who has resumed her maiden name. sails;
ON Thursday on the Deutschl1n and will
travel on the Continent, visiting relatives
at Baden Baden.
DR.. and Mrs. Sumner Smaller. who
were married in the Marble Collegiate
Church on Wednesday sent out with their
wedding cards others showing thu they
will be at home after June Is at 27l Clinton
avenue. Newark, \. j.
Joseph H. Choate. Jr,. will give his bache-
lor dinner here on Tuesday night His
guests will include George B. de Gersdorff.
his cousin; Eliot Tuckerman. Bayard Cut
ting, Frederick Swift. Francis Kinnicutt,
J. Palmer WEIGH, William Woodward and
r. Monroe Ferguson Of New York, Malcolm
Donald and n Penrose Hallowell of Boston
and Harry Bowditch Of Albany These
are to he his best man and ushers at his
wedding with Miss Cora Lyman Oliver
next SATURDAY. On Wednesday Mr.. Choate
will meet his father, the Ambassador who
comes over for the wedding
Mr.. Choate and his bride are to sail for
England on Tuesday. June 49, They
propose to pass the first days of their mar
ried life in automobiing They will return
from England in September and are to
reside at l5s East Seventy-first street
Though a large number Of cards have
Church, Albany, few have been invited to
the residence Of Gen. and Mrs Robert Shaw
Oliver, the brides parents.
Allison V. Armour OF Chicago will sail
for England on Tuesday on his steam yacht
Utowana His guests for his yachting
cruise will include Miss lsham. Mr. Shell
ton and Mr.. and Mrs, Jordan L. Mott, Jr.
The party will attend the Kiel races and
and along the coast Of Norway Mrs
Mott has relatives in England. among them
her cousins Mrs George Cornwalils west
Mrs Moreton Frewen and Mrs Jack Lei lie,
years she has devoted her time and money
to the gathering of Napoleonic relics and
has one Of the best collections extant'
Cards will soon be issued for the wedding
Of Miss Anna Cleveland Dodge. daughter
of Mrs Stephen H. Olin. and John McCul-
Tough, son Of Mrs. John H. Mccullough Of
take place In June at Mount kHco.
with the breakfast at the country place OF
the brides uncle and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman.
The marriage Of Miss Edith E. Plummer,
Lob
to DIR. Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck, son of
Dr. and Mrs. John W Whtbeck of Rochester,
will be solemnized on Tuesday of this week
in the Madison Avenue Baptist Churo oh,
Miss Plummer's maid OF honor will
be her cousin Miss Marion Bowen. and
her brides maids viii be Miss Pauline
Ives and Miss Bertha S-hefer. The
will attend her as flower, girl; Caleb
V H. Whitbeck will be his brother 8
best man, and the ushers will be Frederick
Barry and Frederick Hone OF Rochester,
| Henry STANDARD of Detroit. Henry Talmadye
Jr Dr. Leonard F., N shl.v Dr. rro Gsrhard
| Plummer. John F. Plummer, Jr., and How
| land A. Plummer. A reception will follow
at the brides home so West Forty-fifth
street.
There will be some especially fine music
| at the WeuuuR vi Nli> ammo " ->oi' "AH'Si
and DIR. Allen NJ. Thomas on Tuesday morn
ing, at the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
| The Rev. Mr.. Williams, assistant rector OF
the church. will perform the ceremony, ss
! the Rev. DR.. Morgan, the rector, went
| abroad in May for a stay Of several months.
| James Henry Smith has again taker
| Anthony j. Drexel's steam yacht Margarita
| for a two-months cruise along the coas
| of Norway. Among these he has invited
are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman, who are
| to arrive in England on Tuesday.
The members Of the Rockefeller family
here will attend the wedding next Thursda,
OF Mis- Helen Fife Rockefeller and Walte
Scott Bowler at Lakeland. the Rockefeller
estate near Cleveland. Ohio. The bride
IL daughter Of Frank Rockefeller and {
niece Of John d, Rockefeller. Mr.. ant
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller will entertain {
number OF relatives at their summer home
The viscount de Chambrun, due to arrive
here by Saturday. to FIJI his new post in thu
French Embassy, will spend a part OF thu
season at Newport. His sister-in-law. thu
| Comtesse de Chambrln, ia a daughter
Of Mrs. Iongworth OF Cincinnati. She
| NAV come here for next winter. Her mothe
has already leased a house in Washington