The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-09
IN SOCIETY,".


IN SOCIETY.
The sale OF the whitney stud at Madison
Square Garden on Monday is likely to at
tract as many fashionable folks as did the
Dispersal of the Foxhall kecne hunters
and hounds the other day. The Long
Island contingent will be on hand, with but
few absentees.
Cards for the marriage Of Miss Edna
Schuyler and Charles Whyland Osborn
will soon be sent out by the parents OF the
bride elect, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grinnell
Schuyler OF ia West Seventy-sixth street.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest Stires. on Tuesday after
noon, Nov. %. at 4 o'clock. in st. Thomass
Church. Mrs. William r. Whyland will
attend the bride as matron OF honor, and
Miss Mabel Clyde and Miss Ethel Pearsall
Of Brook yn, will be bridesmaids. Mr..
E, Osborn Of this city and Bellport, L. l.,
best man. He viii have several ushers,
including William P. Whyland, Howard
Harrington and Howell Weaver. He will
give his bachelor dinner at Delmonico's
few nights before the event.
Tristan Roberts Coffin. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs William E. Coffin OF SIT Madison ave-
niue, gave his bachelor dinner last night
at Delmonicos. He had as guests: j.
r. Coffin and X. r. Coffin. his brothers;
G. F. Coffin, his cousin; Otto Wagner,
Frederick Brewer and A. Holmes, DR.,
who are to attend him as best man
and ushers at his wedding with Miss Marion
Houghton Richards on Saturday, Oct. ~.
The New York guests OF the Coffin Rich
ards wedding will go by train leaving the
Grand Central station at 10 A. NJ on Oct.
% for North Attleboro, Mass, where it
will be celebrated at Hillcrest. the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Richards. The bride will be attended by
Miss Codding as maid Of honor. After
their honeymoon the couple will live here
at the Paterson. So West Forty-seventh
street.
A New York couple. Miss Helen F.. Bene-
dict and Archibald Alexander Forrest, are
to To married on Tuesday in London, at
st. Georges Church Hanover Square. The
bride IL a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harper Benedict. Mr.. Benedict is presi-
dent of the Remington Typewriter Com
pany. Only relatives and some intimate
friends have been invited,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ambrose Clark sail
next Friday for England, for some hunt
ing In Leicestershire. Mrs. Clark is, like
her husband, great rider. In the summer
they had the Lawton cottage, OH Clinton
avenue, Saratoga. Mr.. Clark was one Of
the riders with the Meadow Brook Hunt
at it's first hunt OF the season on Thursday.
The Pilgrims of the United States will
give a dinner on Thursday night at the
Waldorf Astoria to the Archbishop OF
Canterbury. The committee comprises Sir
Percy Sanderson, Bishop Potter, Joseph
Wheeler, Richard Waston Glider. Morris
X Jesup, Cornelius n. Bliss, W. Butler Dun
A AoEEis' belmont JACOB d S'A'' aud Herbert
After a little wedding journey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Amsinck married at Geneva,
Switzerland, on Oct. /. will return to New
York. Both have been abroad for the
summer. Mrs. Amsinck inherited a fort
une from her father the late Isaac c. Della
PLANE, Of the old New York family, and
from her former husband. the late james
Hude Beekrnan. Mrs. ]. Bruce Ismay,
her niece, who lives in Liverpool and who
is one of the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Schiefie elm, was the only relative
present at the ceremony.
Mrs NauWaiaueT ZONES anu ner daughter,
Miss Beatri1 Jones, are due to arrive from
Europe tomorrow. They rented their
cottage at Bar Harbor for the season Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Kountze are expected
home from Europe next Wednesday. Their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
De Lancey Kountze, have been at their
country place Torham Park, Morristown,
eince their return from their wedding
Journey Miss Eleanor RUSSELL due 10
arrive on Friday from abroad, will Join
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Russell oil
Al Park avenue, who are ST at their South
ampton cottage. Mr.. and Mrs Matthew B
Dubois and Miss Ethel Dubois Of 2es Mad.
ison avenue. are expected home next Satur-
day, after summer abroad.
William T. Aldrich son Of Senator Aldrich
will sail for Paris tomorrow, to resume his
studies in L'Ecole dss Beaux Arts. He
came over to attend the wedding OF O
brother at St. Louis in June. His brother
| in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
| Rockefeller, Jr.. drove last week from
| Lenox TO Albany and down the river to
their country home in the Pocantico Hills.
The only New York ushers who will assist
Marcus Hopkins Of Boston at his wedding
on Tuesday with Miss Gladys Crosby will
be Joseph q. Willis and Reginald Pierce
| The ceremony will he performed in st
Stephens Church, Colorado Springs, where
the BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Floyd Crosby, have resided since they left
New York.
Cards are here for the marriage on Tues
day of Miss Dorothy Bunker, daughter of
Mrs. George Bunker, and $. Roger Mitchell
! OF this city, at st. Georges Church, Flush
| ing, l.. ]. The bridegroom will be attended
| by his brother Evan H. Mitchell Of the
| Royal Corps OF Naval Constructors, who
came over from England for the occasion.
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. Arson w,
, Hard, the wedding Of her youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Wales Hard, and John Rnno
Mills, next Saturday, Oct. Is, will be quietly
celebrated. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the country home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Hard at Lawrence. j. l: The brides
only attendant will be Miss Mary Park OF
Westbury, Mr.. Mills will be assisted by
Thomas agdep as best man. The pride