The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27


Pelham road. The prospective bridegroom,
who il q Harvard graduate, class OF ~,
Is the elder son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Lapsley Of No. ~ West Thirty-seventh
street. The bride-elect Is . niece OF Dr.
Thomas Adds Emmett.
Miss Annie LeaFy vii! !:nscr little at
Newport before she returns to town to
take possession of her new residence, 1882
Fifth avenue. Since she left the Paul
the Tooker place. which she bought two
or three seasons ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Cooper Hinshaw
sail ON Wednesday for Europe on the
Ryndam and after October will be located
In Paris. The marriage OF the couple took
place on Thursday in the Church OF the
Ascension. The bride was Miss Olive
Galencia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont who have
been located at By.the-Sea, their Newp TT
p AGO, since their arrival from Europe
the other day. will go IN September to the
kernochan at Westbury, l.. l. They will
entertain there extensively.
Ono Of the weddings Of the week will be
that Of Miss Ethel Jacquelin and Joseph s.
Stout, to take place on Wednesday in the
Episcopal church at Mendham, N. j.. The
bride, who IL . daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Jacquelin Of 81 East Thirty.eighth
street, will bs attended by, Mrs. Robert p.
Ra w. and M. sss AP Ss brStbss as
best man. The bridal breakfast will be
served In one Of the cottages Of the Somer,,
set Inn, Bernardsville. Only relatives and
close friends Of the couple have been in
vited. The bridegroom, who is COLUMBIA
graduate, class Of 'oS, is the elder son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Suvdam Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston give their
first big dinner Of the season tonight at
Friedman. Mrs. Aston has appeared in
many pretty costumes since her return from
England. An effective one Of recent date
was Of green and white striped satin, with
batiste pulled sleeves to the elbow. Her
eirdle was Of white satin and her pale green
hat was trimmed with green foliage.
Mr.. and Mrs, John j. Wysong give one
Of the big dinners on for tonight, at their
Newport cottage. Afterward Cecilia
LOTUS will entertain their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Flint sail from
Europe for home next Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Payne Whitney are expected
to arrive on Wednesday, after few weeks
Of travel. Mrs. George r. Sheldon and
Miss Gertrude Sheldon, who have been
travelling in Europe all summer, sail for
this port next Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
arrive from Europe this week and will
40 directly TO their country place at Oak
dale, L. l. Among others expected over
early In September are Mrs. Abram s.
Hewitt and the Misses Hewitt, who will
60 directly t. Their and Sps pa ss at Ring
with Frederick Wheeler OF Lockport, N. Y,
IL to take place next Saturday at the camp
Of her brother. Livingston Fargo. on
Loon Lake, has lived chiefly in Chicago.
Recently Miss Fargo visited her sister,
Mrs; Irene Fargo Andrews, at NIAGARA -on-
the-LAke. Ontario. She is relative OF Miss
Helen Fargo q town debutante Of last winter,
whose wedding with j. Hobart Moore, Jr.,
will be an autumn event.
The dinner dance to be given by Mrs.
Vanderbilt tomorrow night at the Breakers
viii be the biggest and smartest affair thus
far OF the Newport season. 1t will be the
frst big function given at this residence
In Ave or six years. Worthington White
house, who has been tho guest Of Mrs.
Vanderbilt for some days will lead the cotil-
lion, and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt will be his
partner. Among others who will give
onI W. n NoK T,vomhlv and M and
Mrs. Ogden Mus.
It will be quite late In the autumn when
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Alexander Strong
return from Altamont, where they are
passing their honeymoon, and locate in
New York. The wedding Of the couple on
Tuesday was very quietly celebrated
The ceremony lii the Church Of Our Lady
q IepIssss e: sSRp!sTHsassa BY e 2 9 SIs
Livin sston, the third and last Lord Of the
Manor, was Miss Marie Livin gston Mottelay,
daushter Of Paul F. Mottelay. The bride
groom u Q son Of Joseph Montgomery
Strong. The couple are closely related
to the Van Cortlandt,, Peabody, Jones,
Ter and Do Fcyster families.
Louis BrughAre, who halls from the
Pacific Coast, will give barn dance at
Newport on Friday night. 1t will be the
first at Newport since that Of william X.
Vanderbilt, twelve years ago. His mother,
Mrs. Emil BruguiAre, will receive the guests.
Mrs. Frederic J. de Peyster. just now
in the White Mountains, will take pos
session Of her new residence in the early
autumn, and probably the Wedding Of
Miss Ella Morris dc Peyster, her fourth