The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02

George Goulds and Edwin Goulds are now
abroad
Cards are here for the wedding tomorrow
in Portland Me-, of Miss Florence MCMILLAN
and Lieut. John ". Gulick of the Artillery.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James MCMILLAN Of Portland, and her
mother comes Of the old Albany family Of
Won Benthuysens.
Major-Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie. who sail
for Europe Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. will be away for twelve months
or so. They will go to Egypt next winter.
MIR. and Mrs. John c. Juhring Of 3ll West
Eighty-sixth street will sail on the same
steamer, "a will Mr.. and Mr., Arthur T.
Sullivan of 5st Fifth avenue and their sons,
Arthur Bull and Leonard Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs Forsyth Wickes, after pass.
ing the first two months of their married
life at Tuxedo, sailed on Wednesday for
Europe. When they return they will take
possession of the residence at Madison
avenue and Thirty-seventh street. left to
Mrs. Wickes by her aunt, the late Mrs
William B. Ogden Mrs. Wickes. who was
Miss Marian Haven. was the richest bride
of the season. Her parents, MIR and Mrs.
George G. Haven, are at lenoX. They Will
20 later to their Newport cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman. who were
the guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs W.
Seward Webb, will pass the Fourth at New
port. This will be the first season that the
Harrimans have had cottage at Newport
., hrr
and his fiancee. Miss Irene King, will he
among her guests this season.
Miss Kate de Forrest Prentice. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. p. Prentice. of SO East
Fifty-fifth street. who sails for Europe
on the Oceanic'on Wednesday. will Join Mrs.
George r. Sheldon and Miss Gertrude
sheldon for an AUTOMOBILE" trip through
France. Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander
Ruther,nrd. who also sail on the Oceanic
will make an automobile trip through
France Switzerland and Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward F. Dn vivier sailed
for Franc" last Wednesday Since their
wedding on June they have taken pre-
,minary wedding journey. They will now
visit their re lstives in France. Mrs. Du
viver j. a dau ghter Of the late Constant
Delmonico. Mr.. Du Vivier is greet grand
son Of Mrs. Charles Brugi re-. He is the
Youngest son Of the late Charles Du Vivier.
Las, summer MIR. and Mrs Reginald {.
Vanderbilt contributed to the Newport
ga iety by giving big dinner dance or two
at Sandy Point Farm. Now theyare to have
an amateur circus performance. with the
naw riding ring as the scene. Neither Mr.;
and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt nor Mr. and
Mrs Alfred G .Vanderbilt are likely to remain
long at Newport. as they will go the round
Of the summer horse shows.
Mr. and Mr.. Thomas Walsh and Miss
Evelyn Walsh who are expected to enter
tain a. Bea,lieu, are the newcomers OF
interest at Newport. That they have
rented the house implies the absence ot
Mr.. and Mra. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
we're among the dancers al the ball given
hv Prince Henry at Kiel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbr,dge T. Gerry and family. who have
herot ofora entertained on their yacht.
Electra. are ahIen,ces and 90 not return
until September They are IN SwhZer-
land just now. ttr. and Mrs Perry Bel
mon: are expected to give some OF the
smart est functions of the late season.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Goelet are among
the newcomers who have cottages at New
porl. Last summer after their marriage
they went aboard. Two seasons ago, when
Mrs. t;oret was at he resort az Miss Elsie
Whelen she was the guest Of Mrs. John r.
Dreyel. Mrs. Goelet's mother will not
he at Newport early in the season. If at all.
There is the usual talk that the Duchess
of Marlborough is coming over. When
the Duchess paid her one visit to this side
some four or five summers since subse
q,ent to her marriage. It had decided
effect on the gaiety of the resort. She
stayed at Belcourt with her stepfather and
mother, Mr. and Mrs Oliver ", r. Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton will pass
the summer at their camp in the A1iron
dacks. Their daughter and son -in-!aw.
MIR. and Mrs. William Corcoran Eistis,
will be with them, as will also Nine Morton.
who was for brief period Duchess de
Valencey. Mr.. and Mrs, Eustis who have
a country house at l.eesburg, Va, will
occupy Corcoran house at Washington
next winter, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop
Rutherford are in their new cottage at
Allamuchy, n, j., very near that Of Ruther-
furd Suy<>GAnt.