The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-25

Ahoo1o anu supper pdrt nave Deen
numerous, and some elaborate dinners have
been given at the new St. Regis and Astor
hotels, as we'll as at the Astoria, Del
monieo's and Sherry's. just now there is
a deal Of shopping being done for bridal
presents in anticipation OF the October
weddings.
The Church Club will give a dinner next
Tuesday night at the Hotel Astor to DR..
Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gould will pass
their first Sunday since they returned from
abroad at Georgian Court, Lakewood, N. j.
The Long Island autumnal season is
now in full swing. A dinner dance was
given last night at the Meadow Brook
clubhouse by Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver H. P.
Belmont in honor Of Miss Eleanor Jay
the cottagers have week end house parties,
their guests having attended the Mineola
fair and Meadow Brook Horse Show
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt are
due to arrive here on Tuesday, on the
to Idle Hour, their place at Oakdale The
house has been considerably enlarged
during their absence, and they are likely
to do great deal OF entertaining.
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daughters, Nine. H. Morton, formerly
Duchess de Valencay and Miss Mary Morton
may return to Europe for the winter. They
are now at Elerslie their country place
| at Rhinebeck- on-the- Hudson.
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester
have decided to come over early in Deem
Der and to pass their Christmas holidays
IN New York in company with the Duchess's
father, Eugene Zimmerman. They will
The Duke is half American his wife Wholly
and the children Irish. All will go together
on trip to Japan after being here for a
time. Sir John Pepys Lester Kaye and his
wife. the Dukes aunt, sailed for England
mother. who usually winters in Louisiana,
may remain North until his arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson and their
Sons, who have been touring in Germany
and France arrived on the st. Paul Mrs
Aston. Mrs. Wilson'S mother, returned
from Newport last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt will
pass their Christmas holidays on the other
side. They will sail early In December
for Europe and will be absent three months
| Nj. Vanderbilt's mother and sister, Mrs
| Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt,
are still abroad, as is Mrs. Frederic Neil
son. Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilts mother
William X. Thorn is making his first visit
! here in ten years. Old New Workers recall
the Thorn residence in West Sixteenth
street, with its fountain in the front gar
den. Mr.. Thorns mother was a sister OF
| Commodore Vanderbilt, and Mrs. Edward
| c. Post Of $50 West End avenue Is his
| niece. Mr. Thorn was told by his Newport
| physicians twenty or more years ago that
| he had but few weeks to live. 1t was
then that he went to France and varied
life on horseback with other athletic
sports. He was one Of the organizers Of the
Westchester Polo Club.
Mrs. Henry Clews is expected to sail
| next Saturday for this side. She has been
recently in Switzerland with her son and
daughter-in-l law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clews,
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings will
sail for home as soon as they have COM
Ileted the auto trip they are now making
In Germany and France
Count Camille de Borchgrave d'AItena,
and the Countess, nee Snyder, who were
married on Thursday in Philadelphia, will
sail for Europe next month and will reside
in Brussels Belgium The couple are now
on their honeymoon The bride, who has
a fortune in her own right, is a daughter
Of Mrs. Thomas Alexander Reilly. While
visiting her uncle, Charlemagne Tower,
American Ambassador to Germany, she
met the bridegroom. Among Others at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
Hit. Mr.. Hitt is one Of the secretaries Of
the Embassy at Berlin.
Mrs Daniel Butterfed is with a party Of
friends at st. Louis Mrs De Lancey Nicoll
and her family are now at the st. Louis
exposition. ..
Possibly the young Duchess Of MARI
borough may time her visit here so as TO
be present at the wedding Of Miss Eleanor
Jay and Arthur Iselin. Col. and Mrs.
William jay win give the breakfast at their
home, % East Seventy second street, which
w Bayard Cutting, where the Marlborough
Vanderbilt bridal feast was held The
elder Miss Jay, not now living, was one OF
the bridesmaids. Mr.. Iseln's fancfe
MaPsfsys a Ridy a. ssS coanr a
home at Roslyn, L. /.
Cards are here for the wedding on wednes-
day OF DR.. John Randolph Graham Of this
city and Miss Belle Knight Wardi at the
home Of the brides uncle, Dr.. Ward at
Winchester, Va. The bridegroom Ia
sreat-sTand nephew Of John Randolph Of
Roanoke,
Only relatives have been asked to be
present tomorrow at the marriage OF Miss
Gabrielle Townsend Stewart and Walter
Girdwood Mnlliner, son OF the late Henry
Mulliner Of bennington, England The
ceremony will be performed at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Coe
Stewart, Fort Washington Park, Lafayette
Boulevard, this city.
Mr.. ". r. Mcdowell and Mrs. Mcdowell.
nee King, who are now on their wedding
journey. will, when they return. reside in
West End avenue. The couple were married
at the Plaza Hotel.
. Mies Winifred Foleom and Edward Dela.