The sun., 1905-11-12

next Thursday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Samuel
heyser, IA East lhirty-sixth street. Bishop
Randolph Of Virginia will perform the cere
mony at o'clock. The bride will wear a
superb Brussels point lace costume, over
white satin, in princess style and collar
cite OF diamonds the bridegroom's gift.
The point lace veil to be worn is a family
heirloom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nj. Barnum return
next Saturday from their country place at
Mamaroneck to their town house, 10 West
Fifty-first street. Two members Of tn cir
family have been married recently. Their
son, William H. Barnum, and Miss Anna
Rosalind Hazard celebrated their wedding
at Providence +. l., on November l, and
their only daughter, Miss Laura Barnum
and Richmond Ievering of Chicago were
married last Wednesday, NovemberS.
Mrs. Alexander T. Van Nest will sail from
Europe for home next Thursday, Novem-
Der l6 She went abroad in July to join
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
spring. Mr. and Mrs. Barley have taken
an apartment in Paris, where they will
remain for the winter Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Lady Herbert and Mrs. Ogden
Goelet, will sail from England next Saturday,
November Is.
A number Of New York guests will attend
the wedding of Franklin A. Batcheler,
son Of Mrs. Francis A. Bangs, and Miss Helen
Leffingwell, daughter of Charles r. Lef-
fingwell, to take place at Yonkers next
Wednesday.
There will be many Of the bridegrooms
New York relatives and friends at the we'd
ding OF Walter Livingston Cutting and Miss
Maria Ten Eyck Decatur Robertson Mayo
SaNt .lN1r- -.
Church, at Norfolk, Va. The bride is a
daughter. Of Mrs. Wyndham Robertson
Mayo, who will give breakfast and re-
ception afterward at her home.
The marriage Of William P. Striker Earle,
son Of the late Gen. and Mrs. Ferdinand p.
Earle Of las West Seventy-fourth street and
Miss Valerie Damon de Blois, ia to take place
next Wednesday afternoon, November Is.
at the Church of the Divine Paternity. The
mony at 4 o'clock, and will be assisted by
the Rev. Frank Oliver Hall. The bride will
be attended by Miss Myra B. Goldsmith az
maid of honor and by the Misses Natalie
Rathbun, Marion I.awlor, Hilda Goldsmith.
of this city, and Marion Doane, of Boston,
as bridesmaids. George Ross Mackenzie
Ewing will be best man and Ralph X Wup-
perman, Harry Steers Holland, Gerald
Stuart 0'Loughlin, Guyon l.. C. Earle will
be ,Ishers. Afterward Mrs. Earle. mother
OF tne DTlueBTooiii, Will give d reception at
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sanford CARPENTER
gave a bridesmaids dinner last night at
their home for their daughter, Miss Cora
Carpenter. The guests included the Misses
Grace Fargo, Louise Vanderhoef, Esther
Tomlinson, Constance johnson, Wlhel-
nina Claflin. Laura Anderson and Cornela
Young, who are to be Miss Carpenters
attendants at her marriage with Mr.. George
Albert Legg next Wednesday. Miss Fargo,
who is TO be the maid Of honor, assisted
also in that CAPACITY at the Moore Fargo
dinner last night at the New York Athletic
Club.
Among others expected to arrive here
next Wedresday from Europe are James
Henry Smith and Francis L. Leland. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Marston of East Fifty
seventh street who passed May and June
at their country place at Port Chester, n. Y.
and then went to Europe, are not expected
home until December 10. James Henry
Smiths house at Fifth avenue and Sixty
eighth street has been embellished al
ready with any number Of palms and plants
in bloom, in preparation for his arrival
Mr. NTH has great liking for flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith H. McKim have
returned from their country place, Quarry
Hill, at Irvington, n. Y. and have apart
msnts at the st. Regis for the winter. Mr..
and Mrs. McKim have taken box at the