The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-09

Of Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Walker OF that
city. Other relatives present included
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Maynard, Mr..
Maynards brother and sister law, the
latter daughter Of Brayton Ives. Alex
ander Stewart Walker, q brother Of the
Harvard classmate Of the bridegroom.
The newly married couple will be tho
guests Tor time In August Of Mrs. May
nard. ST.. at h-r country place at Ridge
field, Conn.
Tn, autumn addition to tho Hempsread
colony will include Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont, who are to occupy the new cottage
which Mrs. James l.. kernochan, who passed
the Fourth with her mother-in-law, Mrs.
James p. Kernochan, at New port, Is building
on her place The Meadows. Mr.. and Mr..
Belmon may give some functions at New
port, when they return from Europa.
Among those expected to arrive from
Europe this week. probably on Saturday, are
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her daughter,
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Mrs: Vanderbilt is
expected to give some entertainment dur
ing the season at the Breakers. Just re-
emily she and Miss Vanderbilt have been
at Claridge's, London They have passed
most of their. time while away with Mrs.
iso''@tI N'OCISt oi hcI dCHt A>dlIhd.
and Mrs. H. NICK. Twombly, who passed
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane at Lenox, went on 1hurs-
day to Newport.
Francis Il. Leggett will sail for England
next Saturday, July IS He will give his
stepdaughter, Miss Alberta Sturges, away
at her wedding with the Hon. George Charles
Montagu on Tuesday July rs, to take place at
st. Paul's, Knightsbridge, and to be followed
by a breakfast at the London house Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leggett, IL Burton street. Ber-
nard Yorke, who will assist as best man,
is ousin of the bridegroom. The wedding
is to be white and green affair The
bride, it seems, is to be always arrayed in
white, of any and all materials: her trous-
seau gowns are all white. White chiffon
gowns will be worn by the bridesmaids md
Of green leaves MIR. and Ms. Montagu
will pass August at Venice in Capello Palace,
loaned with domestics and in readinesss by
Lady Layard. 1t will probably be October
before the couple arrive here.
This season the women have special
fad for four-in-hand driving. Miss Ruth
Vanderbilt Twombly has her coach and
four high steppers at Newport and Miss
NanQeTOllC S 10 nave neT COaCn tneT6. MTS.
Rocker drives double pairs in harness, az
also does Mrs. Burke Roche. With the
coaches and autos, Thames street is likely
to be In a worse FIX than ever during shop
| ping hours.
The SUCCESSORS OF Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P.
Morton and Mr.. and Mrs. /. Townsend
Burden at Fairlawn, Newport, Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Leeds, are expected to
return from England this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burden and the Misses Burden will
has a month more to run, before the shoot
ing begins and are then TO pay series OF
visits to their New York friends located
| in Scotch castles.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davis sailed
Wednesday on the Oceanic on their annual
trip to England. They will be absent until
we'll into October. and may perhaps be
able to induce Mr.. Davis's son-in-law and
| daughter, Lord and Lady Dufferin, to
return in the autumn with them and APP
| pear at the Horse Show. They were to
| have come over last season, but were pre-
vented. Lady Dufferin has never revisited
this country since her marriage at the
British Embassy In Paris.
Very likely the Earl and Countess Of suf-
folk will return to this side in the autumn
with the latter's mother, Ms. Levi z. Letter,
who has been with them of late at the Hyde
| Park Hotel, London, and who has now
gone to kissingen. Mrs. Letter will keep
her Washington residence open.
Miss Ethel Folsom has arranged to give
an entertainment on Saturday week at
Lenox, where she will have on sale art
work she did in Italy last winter, when abroad
with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.,
and Mrs. Clarke Voorhees,, married last
summer at Lenox. and other articles. The
money will 20 to the retreat for GONZALES
cents from New York hospitals, which Miss
| Folsom has contrived to sustain with the
aid Of friends for some seasons. The Ne.
treat Ia a small farm along the slope OF
the mountains. Miss Folsom 10 the eide!
OF the unmarried daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. &c orge Winthrop Folsom Of Gramercy
| Park There are seven sisters and there
were two weddi "a In the family last sum-
mer, those OF Mrs. Voorhees, and Mrs. Ed.
ward II. Delafeld.
The arrival here Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
orick W. Vanderbilt Is due next Friday
Their fine Japanese camp In the Adirondack
has been put in readiness for them, and Mrs
yanderbilt's widowed niece, Mrs. Thomas
Howard, and her children are In an ad
iaoent cottage Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
have cruised considerably on their yaoh,