The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26

denoe at her wedding with Joseph Earle
Stevens at O'Clock next Tuesday after
noon in Grace Church. Miss Whitaker
will walk up the aisle with her father. James
Whitaker, The ceremony is to be per-
formed by the Rev, DR.. William r, Hunt
ington, the rector OF the church. Bishop
Potter will give the benediotion, and the
service will be fully choral. The bride
will be unattended Arthur Stevens will
assist his brother as best man. and the
lard, Schuyler Sohieffelin, John Clinton
Gray, Jr., Arthur Woods Scott McLanahan,
Harry Pelham Robbins and Emory s. Lyon
will be ushers. Afterward Mr.. Whitaker
will give a reception at his home, % West
Thirty-sixth street, The couple will make
brief trip TO South America and will later
go abroad. They will live in New York.
few Of the many New York friends OF
Hugo Barring will be present next Wednes-
day at his wedding with Lady Magher-
amorne at the Church Of the Annunciation.
Bryanston street. London. The bridal
breakfast will be giver by the brides sister,
Lady Mildred Allsopp, at her home In Here
ford Gardens, near the church.
The members Of the Junior League give
entertainments on the afternoon and eve
ming of Thursday, March 2. in the Carnegie
Lyceum in aid of the College Settlement.
The members OF the Junior League are
debutantes OF this season. The Misses
Corinne Douglas Robinson Lily Lee Page
and Frances Macdonald will be "The Three
Miss Bddles' in the original oomedietta of
Edwin s. Belknap, in which Seton Henry
will take part. Besides this a pantomime
with music. by Mr.. Belknap and Harvey
Worthington LOOMS, entitled The En-
chanted Fountain, will be given by the
Misses Isabella Selmes. Dorothy Snow,
Ruth Draper and the Messrs. Henry Curtis,
Chalmers Wood and Emmett Harris. There
will be dance. arranged by Mrs. Charles
II Connor, in which a number of pretty
girls will take part, including the Misses
Stephaine de Neufville. Georgette Haven
Lydia Mason Jones, Margaret futile,
Gabrielle Dexter, Sylvia Parsons, Beatrice
Morgan. Helen Sloane Eleanor Whitridge,
Edith Landon and Dorothy Grinnell.
At the Church Of the Incarnation, Madison
avenue and Thirty-ffth street, the wedding
81 Miss Alice P, Quackenbos and Ralph
Bolles Colt, son Of the late Gen. H. Colt
Of Norwich. Conn, will be celebrated on
Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. William
NJ Grosvenor. the rector, will perform the
ceremony at 4 O'Clock, and the bride will
be given away by her father Dr.. John D.
Quackenbos She will be attended by her
sister Miss Caroline D. Qusckenbos and
the Misses Ida c. Messenger, Florence NJ.
Gill, Gertrude S. Hencken. Lily II. Harper
and Jeanne l.. Faulkner as bridesmaids.
Kathryn Quackenbos will be the flower
maiden. After the church ceremony DR..
and Mrs. Quackenbos, the brides parents.
will give a reception for the relatives
Of the couple and close friends. Mr..
Colt has selected his brother, Archer w
mnSgrG C.
Payne Quackenbos Edward Fl. Prentice.
John s. Koehl. Dr. Noel Beecker Leggett
and Albert Reynolds and Reginald Rey-
nolds Of Norwich Conn, for ushers. He
and his bride will go South for their honey
moon and on their return will live in New
York.
Mrs. Edith Hawley Williams will be one
OF tho attractive brides Of the week. Her
wedding with John Van Schaick Oddie
will take place on Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mira. T. Halsted Myers, 81 West
Fiftieth street. The bride. who will be
tune with hounces and lace hat. The
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, rector of St.
Thomas's Church, will perform the oere-
mony AT O'Clock and she will be given
assisted by his brother, Harold II eddie,
"a best man, and DR.. Myers, Granville
Winthrop and Louis Z. Marie Of Philadel-
phia will be ushers.
Lady Herbert, who since the holi days
has been tho guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. 7. Wilson, was the guest OF
honor at pretty luncheon yesterday given
by Mrs Aston. She sails for England very
shortly Lady Herbert will probably re-
turn here next winter for time, as Mr..
and Mrs Wilson rarely II ever 90 abroad
Cards have been received here for the
wedding of Miss Elsie Porter, only daughter
Of Gen. Horace Porter, Ambassador 10
France, and DR.. Edwin Men dc, 10 take
place on Saturday. March 1. a. II o'clock
at the Church OF st. Trinite, Paris, with
breakfast afterward at the American En-
bassy. The bride has one brother, Clar-
enoe Porter, whose wife was Miss Mary s
Bird and who resides on Park avenue.
Mrs. Vanderbilt. who gave a big dance
on Friday night. win entertain the members