The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-02
IN SOCIETY.

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There Is still another Sunday between
this and Palm Sunday, which usher IN
Holy Week. From indications even this
usually Quiet period will be- active socially.
The Ladies' FouT-in-Hand Driving lluO
will have its annual parade on Thursday
April 90 This will precede a big luncheon
party. probebly. and any number OF Trends
Of the whips will be out In their traps TO
see the start OF the coaches.
There will be big crowd In 81. Bartholo-
news Church next Saturday for the
wedding Of Miss Helen Barney and Archi-
bald S. Alexander. The bride, who came
out three winters ago, at ball given by her
uncle. the late William {. Whitney, will
enter the church with her father, Charles
Tracy Barney, who will give her away.
She will wear white satin with point lace,
trails Of orange blossoms and DIAMOND
Ornamental and will he attended 10y the
Misses Katherine Barney. her sister Ade-
laide Randolph. Natics Hves, Mary Harrl B.,
man and E,hel CrydeT MI Alexander ana
his bride Sill 20 abroad soon after their
marriage and will stay for a time IN the
south Of France Mr. and Mns. Harry
PAYNE whitney have returned from Aiken,
and there will Ia but few absences among
tho brides relatives at the service.
Mr.. Alexander gave his bachelor dinner
last night at Delmonioo's. when his guests
included his attendants for his wedding
and some other friends. Mr.. Alexander
il the son Of the late Archibald Alexander.
His mother was a Miss Stevens OF Hoboken,
q daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mr..
Edwin A. Stevens Of Castle Point He
was graduated from Princeton In 1902,
He II a good GROSS country rider and lately
has been hunting behind the Meadow BrooK
hounds.
Dinners are on every night for Miss
Marian Arnot Haven and her fAnce, For
syth Wiokes, whose wedding takes place
on Thursday afternoon, April q, at 5 0 'clock,
at ST. Bartholomews Church. Madison
avenue and Forty-foUrth street. The bride
has attended many Of her friends as brides
maid. She served at the RoKburghe-
Goelet. King-Peabody. De Hougennent-
Clapp, Sloans-C Croker and other weddings.
Misc Haven will be attended by the hlsses
Marie Winthrop, Irene hing, Georgette
Haven Borland and Mary s. ". KeTnochan;
Katherine Haven, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Woodward Haven, and cousin
OF the bride. and Katherine Mackay,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mn Clarence Maoksy,
will be the flower mAidens. Mr. Wiokes has
selected II. Rogers Winthrop, James WadA-
worth, j. Adams, Eugene Hale, Archibald
Harrison. Frederick KWnoohan and Robert
Turnbull for his attendants.
After the church ceremony Mr.. and hrs.
George @. Haven will give reception at
their home. ~ East Thirty-ninth street.
Miss Irene King, who Is OF the list Of Miss
Havers's bridesmaids, II 10 be married her
sllg in he immediate future. when Francis
c. earle will be the bridegroom. He IL
the only son Of Mr.. and Ars. r. u. CaTley
and a brother Of Mrs. Oliver Hartman
Miss King IL a daughter Of the late J. Howard
King He was president Of the New York
State National Bank, succeeding his father
The family has been prominent In ALBANY
for q century paAt. Last year Miss Kings
mother. who IA Of an old Southern family,
sold her Albany house and took one In
Washington, and since then she and her
daughter have been on European u1p.
Among others who sail for Europe on
Tuesday are MIR and Mrs. James B. Oliver
OF PitBburg, Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake
Baker Of 20 Fast Forty-elghtb street, Mr..
and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, JT., and the latteT's
daughter issIaura Swan.
Miss Eva Lawrence has settled on June
as the dAy Of her wedding with David II
Taylor. The ceremony will be performed
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at St. Barthol-
orneWs Church. She will enter with her
father, Frank X. LawrCnce, who will give
her away AfterWard Mr.. Lawrence will
give a reception at his home, 6A Madison
avenue. Mr.. Taylor, who "a = young law
yer h a member Of the University Club
the Columbia Alumni. the Bar Association
and the Pei u fraternity.
Mn. John W. Maoksy and her daughter.
Princess de Galatro COionna, will sail on
Thursday from Cherbourg for a elk weeks
visit here. They may be accompanied by
the grown son and daughter OF Princess
Colonna. The latter win make her social
debut In London az one Of the drawing
rooms. Mrs. Mackay will on her account
do more entertaining thHp In years past at
her London establishment on Carlton Ter
race.
Capt, and Mrs Woodbury. Kane the latter
formerly Mrs. SHllie HGrgous Elliot, who
we're married last Monday az Aiken. s, c.,
are TO be in Mrs. KAne's Newport cottage
by May 1.
Tomorrow night Mrs Clsrmout Liv-
In Rston Best and her daughter. Miss Anna
Best. Of IS East Fiftieth street. give a Nj
Careme musicale which will he their third
party this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane and biiss
Evelyn sloane are expected 20 sell to.
morrow from Europe for this side
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt will
spend> this month and next At Ardsley
Towers. the summer hoane Of Mr.. and Mrs
AMI LORENZO Barber. who pass their
winters in Washington Mr. Barber ~
president Of the Ardslsy Club and Mr.
Vanderbilt ~ a member Mr. Vanderbilt
u one Of the two whips Of the coach Pioneer,
which will run between the Holland House
and Ardsley Club the first trip 20 be made
on Monday April 10