The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-28
Nv SOCIETY,".

The country clubs are crowded for Sun
day and many Of the guests are to remain
over Memorial Day. James Henry Smith,
who has been entertaining in his customary
lavish fashion at Tuxedo, will be much
missed there. He sailed last week and will
reach the other side within a few days.
Mrs. Benjamin Knower sailed for Europe
yesterday, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Margaret G. Knower. In Paris they will
join Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coleman Drayton.
Mr., and Mrs. Drayton, though they have
MADE no definite plans expect to return in
hliaen Van Rensselaer,, Jr, one OF the
ushers at the Hosmer-De Peyster wedding
on Tuesday mentioned on that occasion
that his own wedding with Miss Dorothy
Manson will be celebrated on Dec. IA. This
is one OF the Van Rensselaer, anniversaries.
The same ring will be ussd for the oere-
mony which was used at the marriage OF the
first Of the PATRONS, Kiliaen Van Rsnsss-
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lincoln
Manson. Her father is a member Of the
Mayflower Society and Of the Union, Union
League and other clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson,
who have returned from their wedding jour-
ney, have done a deal Of globe trotting sin &c
their wedding on June IS last year at st.
James's Church. Hyde Park ON the Hudson.
They are now at their cottage in Hyde
Park and in the fall will take up their abode
at Mrs. Robinsons house, 10 East Seventy
third street. On their trip they received
much after ton, some especially bestowed
on them as nephew ard niece OF President
Roosevelt: AT Hongkong they were the
n a A
Miss Eva Lawrence and David Houghtal-
ing Taylor will have big wedding next
Thursday afternoon in St. Bartholomew's
Church Bishop David H. Greer will per-
form the ceremony at O'Clock. The
Misses Dorothy Corbiere. Gertrude Easton,
Frances Bingham, adelaide Hegeman,
Mabel Lef:erts Jones. Edith z. Cook, Grace
lie Matthews, Isabel Cary and lennet
Blackwell will be her bridesmaids. William
II. Tayor is to assist as best man and Arthur
l. Taylor, Herbert r. lawrence. Conr or
Lawrence, Joseph S.. Stout, Edward r.
Othsman j. Augustus Barnard, +. Raymond
Bossan sc and Louis G. Smith will he ushers.
Frank Lawrence OF. 5a4 Madison avenue.
the Bride IS father. will give reception after
the ceremony.
One of the most gorgeous diamond orna-
ments seen this spring on bride was tn
big howlnot worn amid frillnys Of point
lace and clusters Of orange blossoms on
her, corsage by Mrs. Harry rwyford Peters
at her wedding on Thursday noon at ST.
Thomas's. The floral decorations for the
breakfast of seventy covers at the ST. Regis
afterward. chiefly in pink moss roses, were
especially admired.
Charles Danentaum and his sisters. Miss
Beckie Danenhaum and Miss Sadie D.
sail fer Eurcpeon the Teuto mic on Wednes-
day. will make an extended trip through
England France, Germany and Switzer-
land Mrs. ". :;torrs Wells sails on
Wednesday.
Oliver Perrin Of Baltimore will give his
bachelor dinner at Delmonico's on Weelnes-
day night. His wedding With Miss Winona
King, daughter Of the late j. Howard
King, will take place next Saturday. June 8,
at the Congregational Church. Ridgeleld.
Perrin, Lawrence Perrin, Francis Carley,
William Hit, Percy Pyne, I'd, Eben Byers
and Nat Mckay. A special train, will take
out the Now York guests. The bride will
whose wedding with Francis Carley will
be an event Of the near future, as maid OF
honor. Bishop McVickar Of Rhode Island
will perform the ceremony.
Among the titled arrivals Of the week
we're Faron and Paroness Won Friesen,
Com,e f. dc Marotla de Nc ntisnv. led
Hilda Keith Falconer and the Countess OF
kintore.
Miss Hannah Travis and Robert Edison
Fulton will be married on Thursday even
Ing at the home Of the brides father. Z. j.
Travis, in the Doriton. Her mother is not
living. The Raw. DR.. Ernest NJ Stres,
rector of ST. Thomas s Church, will perform
the ceremony at o'clock. Miss Lucille
Casey of Chicago will attend her as maid
of honor. Mitchell Hall, I'd, will assist
the bridegroom as best man.
Asp,cial car will be reserved for the New
York bridal guests Of the wedding Of Miss
Katherine Robinson Curtis and Henry Hill
Pierce tomorrow afternoon at Summit,
n. j. The ceremony will be performed
in Calvary Church at $50 o'clock.
One of the suo,ro bridal costum,s t.
he worn this week will be that of Miss
Georgiana L. Wimerding, whose weddia &
with Ansel Phelps will take place next
Thursday. The white satin and chiffon
will We entirely yelled with point lace. The
veil is OF the same fabric and will be caught
with wreath Of orange blossoms and
diamond ornaments. The lace was pre-
sented by her mother. Mrs John Chris
tcpher Wilmerding. Mrs. Wlmerding and
Miss Wimerding have passed the winter
in an apartment at 10 West Ihirty-frst
street.
Mrs. Duncan Wood, who is booked to
sail for Europe on Thursday, will be accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Sands, youngest
daughter of Mrs Philip j. Sands, Baron
Nc ncheur. the Belgian Minister and his
wife are among Others who sail on Thurs
day
Cards are here for the wedding Of Miss
Ethel Conway Peters and Capt. Smedley
Darlington Butler, U. S. NJ. c., to take place
on Thursday at Bay Head, n. j. The
bridegroom is the son Of Representative
and Mrs. Butler Of Pennsylvania and is
well known in Washington. He will be
assisted by his brother Samuel Butler. as
best man, and officers OF the Marine Corps
will attend as nshes;, The Misses Edith
their sister as maids Of honor. Capt
Butler will take his bride to tho Philip
pines, where he will be stationed.
Ogden Mills Reid, who is taking a Law
course at Yale and did not accompany
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
who sailed yesterday for England. will
join them there little later in the summer.
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