The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16

0OulO oiohAW Wii SiNS q uny 'oS-
ing at Nirvana, his country place on Great
the attention Of the Meadow Brook Hunt
set.
Miss Miriam Grant, elder daughter Of
Ulysses S. Grant and granddaughter OF
Cen Grant, will have a quiet little wedding
here tomorrow. The bridegroon-elect Is
Lieut.. U. s. Macy. U. SIN, The. bride to
time. Her only feminine cousins on the
paternal side are Princess Cantacuzene OF
Russia and Miss Rosemary Sartoris and
her sister.
There will be 800 bridal guests at the
wedding Of Miss Grace Harper Coppell
and Walter Alexander, to be celebrated on
Tuesday afternoon at the Towers. the brides
country home at Tenaay, N. j; The cere-
by the Rev. George H. Bottome of Grace
Church. The service will be choral and
the vested choir of Grace Church will take
part. The bride will be given away by her
elder brother. Arthur Coppell
Miss Coppell's bridal costume will be OF
white satin trimmed with quantity Of
point lace and she will wear veil of the
same lace, caught with a coronet of orange
blossoms. Her bridesmaids, the Misses
Jean Lindsey Marion Gallaudet, Madeline
Scatcherd, Renetze Sohenck will wear
gowns of white chiffon and lace. with ,hi Igga
with ecru and will carry big punches OF
yellow chrysanthemums. The bridegroom
will be attended by Benjamin 7. Tilton.
as best man and the Messrs. Herbert Cop
Rs Frank Lyon Polk ThH Sos a M slSou Jp
and Perry d. Traford, will be ushers.
The cards for the wedding OF Miss Frances
Thornton and Murray l.. Roe, son Of +. p.
Roe, the author, will be sent out very soon.
II will be one Of the biggest Of the late
autumn events. The bride-eleot. who is
now visiting sister, Mrs. Forbes at Butte,
Mon, IL expected home In DAY or two
when she and Mr. Roe will decide on a date.
The ceremony will be performed In St.
Thomss's Church and the reception will be
given at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs John C. Thornton, $50 West Fifty
! ninth street.
Mrs. Julien T. Davies will to-day return
from Newport to town temporarily. She
comes to see her daughter, Miss Cor
Pred eriek Townsend Martin and Howard
Townsend Martin. Of for Europe on Tues
day. They sail on the Kaiser, Wilhelm
Mr.. and Mr. Davies win not It, then =, s ,s.;
nephew. Bradley Martin. Jr. with Miss
Helen Pbipps, at Beaufort Castle, Inverness
| shire. Scotland, on Nov. g. but will return
to Newport for short period
Some OF the cousins as we'll as an aunt
OF Miss Pauline Astor. whose wedding with
Capt. Spender Clay lie TO take place in
london on Saturday week, Oct. 20. sailed
last week. These included Miss Paul,
Miss Mary Astor Paul and L. 7. Paul, all OF
Philadelphia.
Miss Frederica Webb win have been a
bridesmaid three or more times after the
wedding Of Miss Elsie Ogden Cryder with
william Woodward on 20, Oct q at n. Grace
who married Mr.. Pruyn last season, and
also her cousin, Miss Florence Vanderbilt
Twombiy, at her Easter nuptials With
William II. NJ. Burden. Miss Cryder's
other attendants will include the Misses
S SpsGsh f %fs@oF 81 Her
Miss Ethel Cryder will be her maid Of
honor. The Rev. Dr. william r. Hunting
ton, the rector, will perform the ceremony.
and the bride will be giveMS r., aw %yoo eE ne5
has selected two Harvard classmates,
| william Stackpole and Harold Blanchard,
to be among his ushers-
Cards are here for the wedding on satur-
day Of Miss Marion Houghton Richards
and Tristan Roberts CONN, son OF Mr..
avenue. 70 take place at North Attic.
boro. Mass. The bride will be attended
by Mis- Codding as maid Of honor and the
bIideTroorn by J. r, CONN, r. r. CONN,
G. =. Eofin, Otto Wagner, Frederic Brewer
| and A. Holmes, Jr., as best man and ushers.
Mas Madeline johnson and Lyle Evan