The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-10

Payne Thompson, Mrs William Il. SANDS.
Mrs. Edwards Spencer and Mrs. John j.
Mason gave dinners.
LadyWil.iam Beresford formerly Duchess
OF Marlborough, is here just now on one
of her brief business trips relative to the
estate Of the late Louis Hamersley,t the first OF
her three husbands, OF which she receives the
income for life. This Ia said to have increased
tremendously. She did more entertaining
recently in England than she has done
for some years. Lord Charles Beresford.
her late husbands brother, VINO Is ire
quent visitor, was hero last spring, and after
ward visited another brother, who passes
his time chiefly on Western ranch. Young
Hamersley, the hein to the, Hamersley
wealth, is now in his fifteenth year and
has a comfortable fortune already.
The wedding Of Miss Mildred NJ. Barclay.
daughter of the late Henry A. Barclay,
one of last winters debutantes, and s.
Oakley Van der Peel Jr.. will take place
next Thursday, Sept. IA. in ST. Andrews
Dune Church, Southampton. l.. l. The
ceremony will be performed at noon and
the bride, who will wear q costume OF
white satin with lace tulle and orange
VIII be given away ssr Ssra
Barclay, her sister. will attend her as Il, maid
Of honor, and the Misses Mamie Wright
Brown, Louise l.. Kobbe and Beatrice
Morgan will be among the bridesmaids.
Among those who returned yesterday
from their seashore cottages to their country
houses were Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nick. Twom-
bly, and family. Mr. and Ms. Mills have
invitations out for house parties from now
on to Thanksgiving. Mr.. and Mrs. Twom;;
bly, will begin giving a series OF dinners and
other affairs at Florham Park. A very gay
autumn season Is anticipated in the Norris
town section.
Some Of the houses at Hampstead and
Wcetbury are again occupied. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens are IN their
home after a season at Newport. The
recent demise of Mr.. Steyens's brother-in-
law, Comte Charles dc Galfffet was regretted
by many friends here, where he had made
several visits. Comtesse dc Galiffet. who
has four children, will probably now make
her home with her mother. who is known
Duo de Dino. Mr.. and Mira Frederic II.
Allen, the latter a sister OF the widowed
Ccmteese, are now at their country resi-
dence, The Priory, West Chester. They made
several visits last summer to friends at Now
port, the latest with Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
Miss Georgine Wilde will be one Of the
debutantes Of the late autumn. She and
her mother, Mrs. Henry Siegel, who we're
In London last summer, have been At New
port. Miss Wilde appeared last Tuesday
at the horse show there, In one OF the many
garden party costumes which were gen.
orally adopted. Hers was OF nile green
silk With lace insertions, and lace waist
banded with green and big white hat with
blue flowers tied under the chin with tulle
One Of the first brides here to appear in a
white embroidered linen costume, 20 much
in vogue Of late, was Miss Virginia G. Lag
arus, when she became Mrs. Charles p.
Rowland, on Wednesday Afternoon at St.
George Church. She also wore white felt
hat With feathers. After the reception at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland started on their wedding
Journey, and when they return thoy will
live at IL West Eleventh street.
At Newport the dog show and flower show
will absorb the attention OF the remaining
cottagers for The next three days. The
Home Week celebration is Of interest to
the regular inhabitants as well an outsiders.
Now that the Newport season Is over
the cottagers who will tarry awhile longer
viii resort to bridge. lunoheons, reading
and reoitations At Gray Graz. ths resi-