The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12
IN SOCIETY.
The lilies OF Easter will be on view TIL
morning In the churches.

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are
| trying to keep some Of the rooms at thelr
| big place, Biltmore House, Biltmore, N. G.,
| filed with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
| Mckay Twombly and the Misses Twombly
who were with them recently. gave hand
some dinner at their town house on Wednes-
day night Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rathbone
Bacon Of PAT Fifth avenue left on their
| private car during the week and VIII re-
main with Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt for q
fortnight. Miss Alice Roosevelt and her
aunt, Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles. go TO
Bitmore this week and also, probably, Sen
ator and Mrs. Depew.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8. Redmond. who
have been at Palm Beach and Miami. are
expected TO reach town to-day. They will
be at their home here, 10 East Fifty-ffth
street. for month or more, when they will
sail for Europe.
Mrs. Frederic Gallatin, who has a hand
some ballroom In her residence go Fifth
avenue, will give acotillon for Miss Gladys
Pell tomorrow night. 1t will not be Of more
than forty or fifty couples and the favors
will be appropriate to the Easter season.
Miss Pell. who is a granddaughter Of Mrs.
Gallatin and a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland Pell, is a bud herself and the
dancers will all be Of the younger SGT not
yet out.
Arthur Keeler Bourne. whose wedding
with Miss Ethel Hollins will take place
at $50 o'clock next Thursday afternoon,
elor dinner tomorrow night at Sherrys.
His guests will include Messrs. Francis
X. Stevens, Harry H. HOLSTER, Jr, Sheldon
L Crosby. Monte La Montague, Arthur
Henderson and De Ruyter Hollins, who
will attend him, and other friends.
A musicale and tea will be given to-mor-
row afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Henry
B. Plant. $50 Fifth avenue, under the
auspices OF Stony Void Auxiliary No. 3.
when an entertainment will be given by
Miss Amy Baker, the Misses Kieckhoefer
and francesca M. Guardabassi.
The engagement Of Mrs. Plant, who was
Plant system Of railways. TO Robert Graves
Is rumored.
An effort In the artistic direction has been
made in the selection Of costumes to be
worn by the bridesmaids Of Miss Eunice
Ives, at her wedding with Mr.. Maynard.
on Tuesday. Their gowns are fashioned
after that worn by Princess Adelaide Of
at versailles. By Natter. On the front
breadth OF the plain skirts Of white faille
are two big bows OF silk and lace. Point
d'esprit and Alencon lace fchus will be
worn crossed at the waist and falling in
long sashes to the foot OF the slightly
trained skirts. The bride will be enveloped
point applique lace. over liberty satin
and chiffon.
Wednesday in Easter week will be. as
usual, one Of the favorite bridal days Of the
year. The list Of couples to be married
ON that day includes Miss Chloise Hatch
and Cornelius 3. Lee. at $50 o'clock in st.
Bartholomew's Church; Miss Edna Moore
head and Edwin A. Siberian, at 4:30 o clock,
at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest; Miss
Anna Townsend Burnett and Martin Stem
son Hebert, at 4 o'clock, at the Church Of the
incarnation: Miss Winifred Thayer Berry
and James Douglas Campbell. in the Church
Of Zion and 81. Timothy, AT in the evening.
Miss Josie Honeywell Guild and Robbins
Scott Rutherford, In the evening. at the
brides home, IA West l37th street; Miss
Charlotte King Rapp and Ernest Hadley
towerre, in the evening; at the Church Of
Brooks and Paul Bayne, at the home OF Mrs.
Frederick d. Happen. 40 East Sixty-eighth
street; Mrs Imogen Hawthorne and DR..
William Champion Deming, at the Sweden
borgian Church, in East Thirty-dfth street.
Miss Lillian Vennarde LichtenstSin and
Henry Rutherford Galvy. in the evening.
at st. Andrews Church.
Miss Gertrude Bennett. whose marriage
to William Copper Dickey. on Wednesday,
in All Angels Church. will be a pretty affair.
was formerly a member Of Miss Henrietta
Crosman's company in The Sword Of the
King" She retired from the stage a few
weeks ago, and at the present time does not
Tuesday evening Miss Bennett will give
her bridesmaids dinner at the home OF her
mother, Mrs Marcus Elmer Bennett, 272
West Eighty-sixth street. On the same
night Mr.. Dickey will give his bachelors
dinner at his apartments In the st. George
John Garrison Jay, Jr.. son OF DR.. and
Mrs. John Clarkson jay Of 1855 West Fifty
eighth street, will give His bachelor dinner
next Saturday night at the Harrisburg
Club. Mr.. Jay will entertain the Messrs
Quincy Bent of Philadelphia; Arthur Coy
Patterson and Robert c Black. Jr. OF this
city; John r. Wilson Of Chicago; Albert
Warren Mason Of Springfield, Mass; Thomas
Ohio and other friends. Mr. Jays marriage
with Miss Marguerite Montgomery Solelliao
will take place at Harrisburg tomorrow
week. April 20
A number Of dances are on for the week
will have it's final meeting tomorrow night
series, arranged by Mrs. Henry
Clarke Coe, will be given at Dclmonico's
The ballroom OF the Manhattan Hotel
will be the scene OF the last OF the
Junior league dances One OF the Neigh
borhood cotillons, the final one OF the series,
il arranged for Tuesady night at Dod-
worth's In East Forty -nInth street. The
Cinderella cotillon Of the same night will
be given at Delmonicos. The last for
the season Of the Friday evening assem-
blies OF Mrs. James Griswold Wentz will
he given on April II at Delmonico's. On
night the annex OF the Metro
politan Club will be the rendezvous for the
Buds dancing class under the auspices OF
Mrs. H. Mckay Twombly. Mrs. Douglas
Robinson and others. Al Delmonico's on
April IS one Of the Saturday evening series
Of dances will be given.
At the Waldorf-Astoria yesterday after |
noon there was an exhibit and sale Of goods
made by the pupils OF the Free Industrial
School for Crippled Children, A34 West
street. Of which Mrs. Arthur |
Elliot Fish is president There was large |
Mrs. Edward NJ. Knox will give an elab-
crate luncheon tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred NJ. Chaplin Of ~ East Fifty-sixth |
street have dinner cards out for Wednes- |
day evening The dinner tn he Uiven NV