The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-28

energies to getting ready for the Horse
Show, which opens on Monday, Novem-
Der 10, in Madison Square Garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander. who
have been s~ojOurning at,Atlantio City since
they left Spring Lake, N. j., will go on
Thursday to Lakewood for a time, as their
house at % East Thirty-ninth street IL not yet
ready for occupancy.
Miss Dorothy Whitney has been the guest
for the last week of DIR. and Mrs. W. Seward
Webb, who are entertaining a large house
party at Shelburne Farms, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who ar
rived recently from Europe, are at their
town house, $50 Fifth avenue. They were
in Washington for the second annual 9
Of the United Hunt Association. Later on
they will occupy the hous they had at the
capital last winter, pending the building
OF their own new establishment.
Comtesse de Ia Lande and Vicomte and
Vicomtesse p. de Tristan arrived from
France several days ago. Count M. orlow-
ski Of Russia il paying one OF his occasional
visits to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic H. Allen,
the latter his sister-in-law. Sir Almoth
Wright sailed for his home in England last
Tuesday. Countess de Chavanne has sailed
for Italy. Baroness Won Meyer arrived on
Tuesday on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Baron
de SLAMS was a passenger, on the Savoie,
which sailed Thursday for France.
A quietly celebrated wedding of next
week will be that OF Mrs. II. B. Turner, Jr.,
of 33s West E~ighty-ffth street, and Edward
Knox Cook, to take place or Wednesday
in Grace Church Chantry. The Rev. DR.. s.
Delaney Townsend, rector Of All Angels
Church, will perform the ceremony at 4
O'Clock. The bride will be unattended.
Mr.. Cook, who is a son OF Col. Knox COOK,
will have as usheTs Clarence Radcliffe and
Edward Garvin. On the following, day,
November 3, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook will sail
for Europe on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
and on their return will live at the present
home Of the bride.
1t IL likely that neither %Stuyvesant Fish
Morris nor Mrs. Morris will be at the 9
ding OF their daughter. Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Morris and Benjamin WOolsey Rogers, to
take place at their home, 10 East Thirtieth
street. next Wednesday afternoon, October
81. They went recently to Salt Lake City
to join their son. who Ia i'll with typhoid
fever. He went West with Arthur Osgood
Choate on a shooting trip and his condition
has now improved, but not to the extent
that he can yet travel, h Rev. DIR. j.
Lewis Parks, rector Of Calvary Church,
will perform the ceremony and the bride
will be given away by her small brother,
Stuyvesant Fish Morris, Jr. She will wear
a white chiffon velvet costume with lace
and applique and an old point lace veil
worn previously by several bride in the
family, and will carry a bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley. Miss MorriG will be attended
by Miss Helena Hoffman Rogers. sister Of
the bridegroom, as mad Of honor. Two
little nephews, Walden Pell. I'd. and Stuy-
vesant Fish Morris, Sd, will assist as pages.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt will be in Chicago
for the horse show and Mrs. Vanderbilt is
to pay a series of visits with friends at their
Long Island cottages. Mr.. and Mrs Cor
nel.us Vanderbilt are now at Tuxedo. Mr..
and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt were in
Paris last week and are expected TO arrive
in New York oon Mr.. and Mrs. W. X:
Vanderbilt, Jr., were actively Interested
yesterday in the country fair held on the
grounds of Mr.. Vanderbilt's stepfather
M mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Olive II. p.
Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Van
derbilt gave a musical tea on Thursday
afternoon at Biltmore House. \. C., at
which delegates to the Episcopal conven-
ton were the chief guests.
Arthur Grant Duff Of England ia expected
10 sail far this side next Saturday, and the
cards for his wedding with Miss Kathleen
Clayton will shortly DO sent out. This
will be celebrated on Monday, November ~,
in Washington. The bride is a daughter
OF Gen. and Mrs. Powell Clayton. The
ceremony will be performed at the Belgian
Legation, where the bride has passed much
of-her time with her sister, Baroness Mon
cheur, and where she and her mother, Mrs.
CLAYTON, are now staying. Gen. Clayton.
who will give his daughter away, will join
them in the near future. The bridegroom
will, it is expected, accept an appointment
in the diplomatic service.
Philip Lyman James will give his bachelor
dinner at Delmonico's next Thursday night,
November 1, when his guests will include
his brother, Howard James, and Harry A.
Rumsey, Edward A. Watson, Cevedra d.
Blake, John W. Gillette, George Hedges
and William C. Bradley, who will attend
as best man and ushers at his wedding
with Miss Elizabeth Stobo, to take place
at the Church of the Heavenly Rest on
Saturday afternoon, November g.. The
ceremony will be reformed at 4 o'clock
by Archdeacon Jarvey. The bride will
wear a superb white satin gown, made
in Empire fashion, deliberately. embroid-
cred in chiffon gauze in daisy design, with
yoke and sleeves of point de Venice lace.
A wreath OF orange blossoms will secure the
tulle veil and she will carry a bouquet OF
white orchids and lilies OF h valley. Miss
Stobo will have no bridesmaids Mrs.
Willet Hall will attend her as matron Of
honor. After the ceremony the brides
mother, Mrs. William Virgins, will give
a reception at her home, 343 West Eighty
sixth street.
1t is rather doubtful if Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish arrives home, IA anticipated, before
Christmas. She and her daughter, Miss
Marion Fish, may decide 20 continue to
be the guests OF Eugene Higgins on his
yacht Varuna for a contemplated trip up
the Nile after visiting Alexandria.
. Mrs. Daniel c. Baker and her daughter,
Miss Baker, OF 1853 West Fifty-seventh street,
will return from Europe by the middle Of
November. They will bring over with them
the troussOau Of Miss Bak'T r, whose wedding
will be celebrated at st. Bartholomew 8
Church, Madison avenue and Forty-fourth
street, on Thursday, December 9.
After December 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
II. HOLSTER, Jr., VIII be at home TO their
friends in their new dwelling in East Sew
enty-Rrst street. They are now on their
honeymoon trip. Their wedding last Thurs
day afternoon in st. Stephens Church,