The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-12

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fined to Holy Week. For this week there
are luncheons, bridge and dinners, enter
tainments. meetings of sewing circles
theatre and supper PARTIES schedule ed.
/ Then for Saturday there u the FaGminton
! Club meeting and there are several we'd
dings scheduled.
One Of the quiet wedding Of the week
will he that of Miss Urling Harper and lie
Grand Benedict. Jr., at noon on Tuesday
in the Constable Chapel Of the Church of
the Incarnation. The ceremony will lie per-
formed by the rector the Rev. William
Mercer Grosvenor, and the bride will be
given AWAY by her father, Joseph Henry
Harper Her brother Fletcher Harper.
will attend the bridegroom a. best man
and Montague La Montague and Laurence
b. Rand viii be ushers.
The brides family 10 in mourning for
sister OF the bride, Mrs. Langdon Barrett
Valentine The bridegroom Is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Le Grand Benedict Of l23
East Ffty-eixth street He and his bride
will after their wedding journey 90 TO the
Long Island country place OF MIR and Mrs
Harper.
The wedding next Friday Of Miss Eleanor
Roosevelt. daughter OF the late Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt and a niece of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, with Franklin Delano
Roosevelt will be a pretty AFFAIR. Miss
Roosevelt makos her home with her cousin,
Mrs Henry Parish, Jr., az East Seventy
sixth street, and the marriage Will be sol
emni7ed there. The bride VIII be attended
by the Misses Alco Eoose welt, COrinne
Douglas Robinson, ilelen Cutting. Murel
Dalano Robbins, Ellen W. Delano, Muriel
White and Isabel, 5 ines. Miss Roosevelt
will be given away by her uncle, President
Roosevelt.
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son OF Mrs. James Roosevelt Of Hyde Park
on-the- Hudson, will be attended by his
elder half-brother James Roosevelt Roose-
welt az hest man. The ushers will lie the
Messrs. Edmund Rogers Lyman Delano,
Warren D. Robbins. Nicholas Biddle. How
Brown and Charles Bradley Of this city
and Thomas Z. G. Beal Of Boston.
The Rev. Charles A. Brown, assistant
rector Of the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
will preach his farewell sermon tonight
at the so'clock service and his next sermon
will be delivered at the Church Of the Re-
deemer. st. Louis. Mo. on Sunday morn
ing. March 90 where he will he the rector.
His wedding with Miss Nenie Louise Pinck-
ney Of Osslning, y, y, VIII take place
next Tuesday noon at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, whom tho rector the Rev
DR.. D. Parker Morgan, will perform the
ceremony assisted by the Rev. DR.. |
Ferguson Of Ossining The bride will
be unattended except by Mrs. Charles
W Mix of New Haven, Conn. as mutron
and by page and flower ma.H>,n Joseph !
RAYMOND Swain, Jr., and Virginia Swain /
the children Of her sister The Row. John /
Williams IL to be the lest man and the |
Rev Charles Silas Champin of Yantic, /
Conn and the Mcs.r-. Edward Barnes |
David Barnes and Daniel d. fompkins Of |
Ossining the ushers.
Mrs Aston who sailed Tuesda on the |
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
will pass some days in London with her /
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Ogilvy Haig, who will accompany |
her to Pans.
The annual tea Of the ladies' class Of the |
Fenoers' Club Is on for tomorrow afternoon,
from 4 TO o'clock. The fencers will be
Ms. George Ethndge. the Misses CorneHa
Van Rensselaer, Deladeld. Margaret slim
son, Adelaide Jackson, Marguerite Tracy |
and Louise jackson. Two pairs ~ foils /
are TO b. competed for. They were pre-
scented by Carroll Beckgl;h. president.
and Prof Naniier, the maitre d'armes Of I
the club. Mrs. Harold s. Andrew, MrS
Charles G. White, Mrs b 7 Romano and |
Mrs. Harold S. Andrew viii receive and /
they will be assisted by Homer St. Gaudens
Charles de Kay, T. Albert Hawkins, Lang
don Ervtng, Schuyler Schiefel lin, Newbold !