The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26

the Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn,
for the bench show Of the Long Island
Kennel Club The tennis players assemble
in force at the St. Nicholas Rink on Mon
days. where the games are under the
auspices Of Mrs. BarRer Wallaoh. On
Saturdays badminton Is the thing.
Miss Helen Cutting, whose wedding
with Luoius X. Wilmerding, Jr., Is set for
tomorrow afternoon, is 70 wear
costume Of white satin. with point lace,
chiffon and orange blossoms. st. Georges
Church, stuyvesant Square, is sure to be
crowded with bridal guests at the time.
Bishop Greer will perform the ceremony
at 8 O'Clock and the bride will be given
away by her father. r. Fulton Cutting.
Mr. Wilmerding will be attended by r.
Bayard Cutting, brother OF the bride as
best man and among his ushers will be the
Meesrs. Harris, Coster Wilmerding Edward
Marvin, William Fitzhugh Whitehouse,
Richard Wharton and Edmund Pendlo-
ton Rogers.
Miss Cutting will be the first Of the spring
brides TO follow the British fashion Of hav-
ing many bridesmaids. She will have but
ten, though, while twelve is the accepted
number for smart English weddings Miss
Cutting was herself one Of the bridesmaids
at the recent Roosevelt Roosevelt mar
rage Her attendants will include Miss
Alice Roosevelt her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Cutting, a debutante Of this past season;
her cousins the Misses Olivia Cutting
and Ruth Cutting; Muriel Delano Robbins
Violet Cruger, Jessie Sloane, Caroline
Drayton, Caroline Win e-ding, sister Of
the bridegroom, and Gwendolyn Burden.
A he. oh
r. Fulton Cutting will give reception at
their home, Madison avenue and sixty
seventh street.
The bridesmaids will wear pink chiffon,
with pink hats. and will carry pink flowers,
the bridal color scheme being pink, white
and green. Miss Alice Roosevelt has
already served as bridesmaid a number OF
times, among other occasions at the Rob- (
inson-Roosevelt, Goelet-Whelen and Roose- |
velt- Roosevelt weddings. Miss Robbins |
also attended on the latter occasion Miss !
Drayton assisted In London at the wedding |
OF her cousin. Pauline Astor, with Capt. |
spender Clay and quite recently at the |
Of her brother Henry Coleman |
Drayton with Miss Constance knower. |
Miss MuTiel Delano Robbins was one OF |
he Roosevelt Roosevelt bridesmaids, and |
lfiss Gwendolyn Burden assisted Mise |
Florence Twombly at her marriage with |
william A. NJ. Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
IRE TO be the guests during Easter week
u Preeident Roosevelt, their relative,
md Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House,
md are expected to be Of the bTidal
niesta Tomorrow At the WIlmerdinR-
Sittinq marriage. They have selected an
lpart nlent at the Webster, 20 West Forty
nth street, and may 90 abroad later on for
| trip.
Lady Oxford who has one Of the fine
houses In Bruton street, London. will be
.mong the entertainers Of the season.
Ike IL due 70 arrive here tomorrow,
nd will be the recipient Of much atten-
ion. She brings her daughter, Lady
Dorothy Walpole, an only child. Lady
oxford, who was Miss Louise Coroin, hS
handsome matron. Her father, ID. c.
lorbin has been visiting her Ia London.
Ie Is brother Of the late Austin Corbin,
nd his eon, Austin Corbin, has his home
ere az 20 Park avenue.
James Henry Smith will probably have
is coach out in the annual parade OF the
coaching Club on May 0, Hs no has decided
ot TO 20 10 England until May 10. He
) likely, also. TO be a guest when the Ladies'
'our IN Hand Club has its annual drive on
lpril 20. From nov on until be sails Mr.
Imith will give week end parties at his
tuxedo cottage and dinners az his home
ere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lyman Short Of
0 West Thirty-seventh street gave a din
Ior on Monday night, and on Tuesday Mr..
nd Mn Maurice Dwight oolliar gave
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