The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
IN SOCIETY,".

New York is now the rendezvous OF the
smart set. The Long Island cottagers
frequently come 10 town In their auto
mobiles for dinner or to attend weddings
and are often seen at the fashionable res
taurants. Even those recorded as being
In Newport, which ia invariably dull during
dune, are in evidence here when there Is
any special attraction.
The wedding " Miss Louise Hollins and
Henry Chauncev Cryder will take place
on Tuesday aftrt noon at st. James Church,
Madison avenue and Seventy-first street.
The ceremony will be performed at o 'cloc k
and the bride will be given away by her
father, William NJ. Hollns OF Montclair.
She will be attended by her sister, Miss
Edith Holins, as maid of honor and there
will be no bridesmaids. After the cere-
mony there will be q reception at the
Wissmann, % East Seventeen street. Mr..
Cryder is a son Of William Wetmore Cryder.
His mother was a Miss Chauncey. She
died several years ago.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Robson
and Samuel A. Walsh, Jr.. in Grace Church,
Massapequa. L. l., takes place at noon
next Wednesday. The bridesmaids will
be the Misses Elizabeth B. S. Hoyt, Mar
garet D. Benedict, Louisne A. Peters and
Matilde Leverich, while Edith Carpend ,r
: will be maid of honor. Edward De Witt
Walsh will be his brothers best man, and
Noel L. Carpenter and q. Gordon Douglas
will be ushers,
Miss Helen L. Barber will he another OF
next Wednesdays brides. Her wedding
with Ebert P. Wilmerdine will take place
at the home OF her mother, Mrs Charles
Gibbs Barber, 10 East Sixty-sixth street
The Rev. Alban Richie, c,lrats OF Trinity
Chapel will perform the ceremony. Mrs
W. s. Volkmar OF Washington win attend
as matron OF honor and the Misses Juliet
Benedict. Margaret B. Crosby and Amy
H. Mills as bridesmaids. little sister OF
Carrere will be flower maidens. Henry A.
Wilmerding will be his brothers best man.
and L. Murray Roe, Stewart Flagg, Henry
Slack and DR.. George F. Shells will be
ushers. reception will follow the service
Mr.: Wimerding is son of Mns. John Currie
Wilmerding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Willard Brown,
who had big wedding yesterday at VIM
chester, Va, sail on Tuesday for Europe
on the Kaiser wilhelm. They intend to
In this city when they return. Mr.. Brown
is son of'Mr. and Mn. Vernon H. Brown OF
95 Madison avenue, who, with large party
Of New Yorkers, attended the nuptials yes
terday. All the bridegroom's attendants
also went from this city, and Miss Marie
Vernon Brown, his sister, attended the
bride as maid Of honor.
Robert d. wrenn is to give his bachelor
no1.~ .l,.x tn~hk
His wedding with Miss Grace nabney will
take place on June ~ at Nahant, Mass.
The bride-elect, who is member Of the
Vincent Club of Boston, is one OF the best
a mateur actresses there and appeared in
its re cent ente rtanment In the title role in
The Tomboy' Mr.. Wrenn IL the son of
Baptist minister and has made his home
he re for everul years. He Is banker and
broker. His brothe n, George Wrenn. Philip
Wrenn, who is in charge of the firm Of Wrenn
Bros. in Boston, and another, who is at
The bridegroom-elect. who was the lawn
tennis champion of America, was also a
member Of the Rough Riders.
Miss Mary Constance Berry and Mortimer
P. Arnold are to have a quiet wedding
next Saturday at the home Of the BRIDES
Mrs. Thomas Andrews. 4s
East Si1ty-seventh street. The brides
Miss Florence Virginia Deem, will
be her maid Of honor, and the Misses Sophie
Louise Sherwood and Mary Augusta Besson
the bridesmaids. Henri Anthony viii as
Lansing Baldwin and James Duane Taylor
will be ,lshers. The Rev. Donald Sage
Mackay, pastor Of the Fifth Avenue COL
lie gate Church, will perform the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. August
Gen. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Brooks Mrs. James L. Kernochan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Stevens are few
Of the many OF the Meadow Brook Hunt
Westbury, l.. I. On Wednesday and
Thursday the annual exhibition Of the
Ladies' Kennel Association Of America
will be held at the fair grounds in Mineola.
Mrs, James l.. ke,nochan is president OF
the association, and Mrs. Jules j. Vatable
Cards are ont for the wedding Of Miss
Elizabeth w. Tuckernan, daughter Of MIR.
street, and George w.
Elkins, to take place next Saturday at the
summer home Of the Tuckermans at lps-
wich, Mass. Miss Tuckerman has been
out for u couple OF seasons. The bride
groom elect win be graduated from Harvard
this month. He is son OF George W.
Elkins OF Philadelphia.
The marriage Of Miss Rudophine Schef-
fer OF Amsterdam, Holland, to Robert
Erskine Ely of this city will take place on
June 7 at the residence of MIR. Ely's mother,
Mrs. Richard Ely, in Bnghamton, n. Y.
On account of Mrs. Elys delicate health
the wedding will be very quiet one.
Mrs. Andrew j. Robinson Of "a West Ninth
street will give reception next Saturday
afternoon for Mrs. Donald Mclean, presi-
dent general Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Miss Marie j. c. Delmonico's marriage
with Edward Firth du Vivier is to take
place on Wednesday morning. The invi-
tations were issued by the BRIDES uncle,
Leon Barre, and after the ceremony, to be
performed at II O'Clock in st. AIMS Roman
Catholic Church, bridal breakfast will
be served at the home of the BRIDES cousin,
Mrs. Vicente Ma ltinez Picat ia, 43 West
street. Mr.. du Vivier, who
IL a son Of the late Edward Firth du Vivier,
will he attended by his brother George