The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-30

ton for the winter. She wishes to be near
her mother Mrs Coudert, who has bought
house in tn. northwestern part OF the
capital.
Cards are here for the wedding on Satur-
day of Miss Marie Louise Gibson and Nor
gan Goetchius. to be celebrated at the COT
tage of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs.
George Rutledge Gibson, at Tuxedo Park.
Only relatives OF the couple have been In
vited, as the bridegroom is in mourning
for his father, j. Milton Goetchius. The
Goetchius country seat is at Great Neck
l.. l. MIR. yGoetchius has one sister, Mrs
William Fahnestock, and two brothers, the
Messrs. Henry Kellogg Goetchius and y
Milton Goetchius, who will probably attend
him.
Invitations were received by society here
some time ago for the wedding of Miss Helen
NJ Phipps and Bradley Martin, Jr, to take
place next Wednesday at noon in the Presby-
terrain Kirk In the village OF Beauley, with
the bridal breakfast afterwarde at Beaufort
Castle, Invernessshire, Scotland, now oc-
cupied by the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Phipps, Jr. The New York rela-
tives of the bridegroom who went over for
the occasion reached Balmacaan, the Scotch
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin, last
Wednesday.
There will be some New Workers in the
bridal party. Miss Cornelia Sherman pa-
vies, a niece Of Mr.. Martin, will be brides
maid, as will also Miss Gwendolyn Bur-
den. Miss Amy Fhipps, the brides sister,
will be one Of her attendant s, and Frederick
Townsend Martin, brother OF Bradley
Martin. will he his nephew's best man.
Mr.. and Mrs hipps are coming over very
shortly this ma rriage. Their house here
+ at 3 Fast tifty-siNth street. Henry Car
negie Phipps, son, has place near the
Meadow Brook Club on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Townsend Burden, who
have been waiting on the other side with
the Misses Burden for the Martin-Fhipps
wedding, will shortly return. The Madison
avenue residence OF Mrs. Rrockholst Gut
ting, which they are to occupy again this
winter has been boa rded up thus far. Miss
Gwendolyn Burden was a bridesmaid at
the wedding OF her brother. Villa m A. NJ.
Rurden, and Miss Florence Vanderbilt
Twombly last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward. who
were married on Monday afternoon in
Grace Church, are Off for a brief bridal trip.
| On their return they will reside with Mr..
Woodward's mother, Mrs. W. Woodward at
II West Hrty-frst street. The wedding
was the FIRST big fashionab BILE event OF the
season and the bride. who was Miss Cry.
der. looked particularly pretty In her lace
draped gown with transparent yoke.
Another notable wedding last week was
that on Tuesday Of Miss Louise de Peystel
Webb and John W. Wadsworth, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Wadsworth OF 1925 Eas,
Thirtieth street. Many Of the bridal guests
in Christ Church, Riverdale, on the Hud-
son, were present the preceding afterno Don
in Grace Church, for the Woodward-C rydeI
marriage. Miss Anne Remsen Webb and
Miss Caroline lie Roy Webb assisted the
newly married couple at the reception
after the ceremony at the country place OF
Gen. and Mrs. Alexander S. Webb.
Ross Amber Curran gave his sbachelol
dinner last night at the New York Athletic
| Club, when his guests were Guernsey Cur
ran, Sterling Postley. Arthur Curran,
John s. Dickerson, George Watson, Joseph
| P. Howe, Steven Tilton, Z. Douglass Green
and Wyatt W. Taylor They are to attend
him as best man and ushers at his weddin 6
| Curran Is the elder son Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Ross Curran OF d East Fifty-seventh
street.
Miss Postley, who Ia the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence A. Postley, Of sl7 Fifth
avenue, will have for her bridal attendants
Mrs Sterling Postley. her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Guernsey Currap, sister In law OF the BRIDE
groom, the Misses Henrietta Weatherbee,
Winifred Ives, Florence Kelley, Grace
Zimmerman, Frances Thornton and Miss
Elsie Lyon. Miss Postley gave them at the
bridesmaids luncheon on Thursday, hand.
some neck chains set with pearls and
topazes.
Miss Constance Beardsley, daughter OF
Edwin Beardsley Of last Forty-seventh
street, whose wedding with Louis Hays
Dos Passos will take place at I o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon. Nov. 20, at the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest, has selected
Miss Mary de la Vergne to he her maid OF
honor. Mr. Dos Passos will have Mr..
eli ord Drake to attend hin eS est man.
The Rev. Dr. u. Park Morgan viii perform