The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-26
IN soUssry.

Mr.. ana Mfus W. -. Oe8ooo Field. MT. ano
M. ). Iswrsnes Ven Alien are Ssf booH:d o On
the Celtic on Wednesday; Mr. and Mn.
season and win probably pess nsxt winter
in Europe, Mn. Thomas Hitehoook and
"wednesday. Mis- Evelyn van Wart, grand.
daughter Of the late Marshall o. Roberts,
3 who has been here for several months,
! will sail on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Constable win soon start to
4, pay q series Of visits TO various friends,
| and win pass the summer In this way. She
and dwelling at n East Sixteenth street
| this week.
Mr.. and Mn. John r. Drezel were In
| for tas late Newport season and viii prob
I ably occupy their new house At East Sixty
| second street next winter. There are eomo
new features In the house, including an
infirmary for domestics on the upper hoor.
Tho dining room 10 TO be lined with 0obelin
tapestries framed with white marble Cor
inthian pilasters. Pale gray and white
are the oolors of the drawing rooms, and
the ball room will be In ivory and gold.
Henry rnsensoll Riker gave his bachelor
dinner last night a. Delmonico's. when
his guests included the NJ essrr. Herbert L.
Riker. Charles Lawrence Riker, Edward
Ditmarr, Afr ed Swayne, John Rker
Daniel 8. Riker. Rufus r; Graves, Samuel +,
attend him al his wedding on "Wednesday.
with bis cousin, Miss May Jackson Riker.
The bride-elect also entertained at dinner at
her home. 10 West Fifty-seventh street. her
attendants and a number Of other friends.
Alares number of cards have been issued
by Mr.. and Mrs. .Joseph Ridge Quinby
for the wedding Of their daughter. Miss
Grace Ridge Quinby and Lester Wallace.
TO take place next Thursday afternoon.
Episcopal Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinby
will give a reception afterward from TO
o'clock. at their home. 81 West Seventy
sixth street.
Mrs. Edward j. Tytus and her son, Robert
de Peyster Tytue. reached here during the
week on The Kais,sr Wilhelm II. The mar
riaee OF Mr. Tytua. who Is in business In
Egypt. and Miss Grace Henop. will take
place on May 10 in Grace Church. Before
sailing for Egypt they win pass q month in
the Adirondack.
week will be that OF Miss Marion Hopkinson
Smith and Heron C. Goodhart. to take place
at o'clock next Thursday afternoon in
the Church Of the Incarnation. Bishop
Doane Of Albany. assisted by the Rev.
William NJ. Grosyenor.. viii perform the
away by her father. r. Hopkinson Smith.
with whom abe will walk up the aisle. Miss
Vera Goodhart Of London, England, sister
Of the bridegroom. and Miss J. Theresa
Keyser Of this city will be bridesmaids.
and Thomas 8. Moore. cousins Of the bride.
and J. K. Mitchell, 3d.. OF Philadelphia,
will be ushes. The reception afterward
at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. 100
East Thirty-fourth street, will be for rela-
Miss Alice Beardsley Smith and Edward
Kirkland will be married At the Church Of
the Ascension on Thursday. She will be
attended by her sister, Miss Lillian Ewood
smith, as maid Of honor Hyde Smith. g
win give her away. Frederick c. ingalls,
Of Utica will be the best man, and Charles
p. Kirkland. Isaac John Greenwood, Cor
don Knox Bell. Joseph Levy, q. Philip
ushers. .Afterward there will be a reception
at the homo Of the brides mother. Mrs,
Laura Hyde Smith, 70 West Eight y-seoond
street
Anumbcr Of New Workers now in London
have received invitations TO attend Mrs.
Adair's fancy dress ball to be given on
Friday night, May 4, ~ her house In Curnon
street. Mrs. Adsir will have no difficulty
as to q cotillon leader, A. both her son, j.
W. wsdsworth. Third Secretary OF the
Embassy In London, are experts In this
line.
Miss Ella Guthrie and Eugene Sands
Willard will be married Tomorrow after
bride brought her gown over from Paris.
She will be attended by Miss Mary Seney
Sheldon. ono Of the winters debutantes,
as maid Of honor, and the Misses Natalie
Wells. Marion Fish, Edna Loew and Jean:
be- bridesmaids. Alfred 0wynne Wander
bit. Henry 0. Havefneyer, Jr., I. Town
send Burden, Jr., Edward Hubert Litch-
field. Le Baron Sands Willard and william
Fuller win act as ushers. and Il. Augustus
Willard, Jr., will be the best man.
Wedding rehearsah have become special
sn te-nuptisl festivities In line with bachelor
dinners and hridesm aids luncheons To-
morrow piehs Mi;s Julia Floyd phyfs and
Cole giate Church and Il IL to be a ful-dress (
affair. Afterward Mas Phyfe will enter |
tain the bridal party at her home, 3&s West |
street There win b fun
y we'll a. at the actual wedding. on Tues |
day, as there are seventeen bridesm aids |
md ,ishers as well a. the maid Of honor |
Ind best mar
Mrs. James Freeman Brown Of Wellesley, /
Mass, has announced the engagement
II her daughter. Miss Josephine Gould, to
lr. Hobart Dominick Belts Of Englewood,
Y. j.
A pretty homo wedding Of the week
will be that OF Miss Grace Elise Fairchild
md Henry Well Butler. The ceremony will
be performed At the residence OF the brides
,arenis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ssmue' W. Fairchild,
IS East Forl y-sixth street. on Saturday
Afternoon. The bride will be attended BY
her sisters, Misses Edith Z. ard Constance
Fairchild, and Miss Florence Mills
Cards viii be sent out this week for ths
seddins Of Mis- Josephine Atterbury and
Eliphalet Mott Potter. to take place In st.
Ihomae's Church. on Wednesday. May 70.
The brtde-elect will be the first Of
asst winter's debufantes TO he married.
she and her sister, Miss Mary Barton Alter
Jury. were introduced at the same time.
There will b. . reception after the church
eremony at her fathers residence, Is West
street.
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