The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18

Young and Miss ]. B. Arents viii sail next
Wednesday from Europe, for this side.
Charles H. Steinwsy is due to arrive here
Edgar and Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard
Ronalds, Jr., and James Henry Smith, all
Of whom have Tuxedo cottages, are ex-
pected home from Europe within fort
night. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ". Wander;
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Pruyn are now.
at their cottage at Cedarhurst, LII. Later
on when they come to town they Will locate
in house they have taken in East Thirty
eighth street, near Park avenue.
Cards will be sent out in fortnight for
the wedding Of Miss Elsie Ogden Cryder
and william Woodward, to take place On
Saturday Oct 20, at Grace Church. The bride
elect and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Cryder, are still at their cottage at South
ampton, l.. |. Mr. and Mrs.. Freder1ck
Lothrop AIMEE, who were married In the
spring at Trinity Chapel and who have
been Yachting most o. the summer FUN, .d nSys
they have visited Mr.. and Mrs: Oliver Ames
at Pride's Croasing, Mass. Mias Elsie ..
Cryder ia the smallest Of the triplet sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay are among
those who contemplate remaining at their
Long Island residence until the holidays.
They are to live here at Mrs. Frederic Bron-
sons house, ia Madison avenue, which
they have taken for a year. Mrs. Bronson
was here at an apartment hotel last winter
and went in the spring to Japan, with her
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Carpenter Griscom,
whose husband is Minister to Japan.
The first big fashionable charity bazaar
and fete of the autumn will be held next
Saturday at Harbor Hill, the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay at
Roslyn. LII. Already large sum Of money
has been secured by the advance sale OF
tickets. There will be fortune tellers.
music and many amusements PROVIDED.
The hours are fixed from l until 7. Mrs.
Mackay will be aided by nei8hborhoqsd
belmont, Mrs. William f.. Vanderbilt, DR.,
Mrs. w. Butler Duncan, Jr.. Mrs. Francis
X. Pendleton. Mrs. William J.. Swan and
others. The money taken will 60 to the
Nassau County Hospital.
Mrs. william p. JafYray and her daughter,
Miss Helen F. Jaffray, arrived from England
to relatives and friends while here. Since
the marriage OF Mrs. Jahray's elder
daughter to Capt. Jafiray OF England she
has made her home chiefly in Great Britain
and passed much Of her time with her old
friend Mrs. Bradley Martin In Scotland.
tons to Mrs. Graves and there Is an i'm
preston that the couple are about to marry.
Robert Graves, the divorced husband,
married the wealthy Mrs. Plant last year.
Mrs. Jafray La q sister Of Mrs. Edward
Padelford, who lives in Washington.
Henry T. Sloane and his daughters. who
are still at their country place at Dark
Harbor. Me-, will go next Thursday to
Mo- foF sos sm' viii sf0T p1obsSg intro
duce his younger daughter, Miss Emily
E. Sloane, this coming winter. Miss Jessie
Sloane was presented at dinner dance
he gave at Sherry's couple Of seasons
ago.
The marriage Of Miss Anne Judkins
Mason and Lieut.. Keith Summer Gregory.
U. S. Infantry. will take place next Wednes-
day at the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Lucy Ord Donaldson, Berkeley Heights
Park, Bloomfield, NJ j. The bridegroom 10
now stationed at Leavenworth. Kan.
One Of this weeks weddings will be
that OF Miss Katherine Elmendorf daughter
Of Mrs. Walter Lester Carr, and Edward
Kendall Rogers, to take place on Sept. 20
at noon, at the Church OF the Atonement,
Quoeu' LII. Miss Caroline Rogers, sister
OF the bridegroom, will attend as maid
Of honor, and the Misses Julia Freeman,
Resale Tone, Margaretta Wise and Esther
Judson will be bridesmaids. Diana Elmen-
dorf Richards will be the flower maiden,
and the brides little brothers, Elmendorf
ard Rowland Carr. pages. Rowe Tysen
will assist as best man,
One OF the weeks notable weddings
will be that of Miss Ruth Snyder, daughter
Of Mrs. Thomas Alexander Reilly Of 1904
Rittenhouse Square. Philadelphia, and niece
OF Charl emagne Tower, Ambassador to st.
Petersburg, with Count de Borchgrave
d'Altena Of Brussels. to take place next
Thursday, Sept. 20. at st. Stephens Church.
Philadelphia. Count de Borchgrave d'Al-
tena and his bride will sail for Europe very
shortly after the nuptials.
Mr. and Mrs. william Lyman Hammond
announce the engagement Of their daughter
trederika Hammond to Roland Clough.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frsderiek