The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15

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Easter Sunday by giving q bridal dinner
tonight at their home, 12S West Seventy
sc cond street. for their daughter, Miss
Florence G;Day, and her fance, John Will
lam Hallahan Of Philadelphia. Mr.. O'Day
has fourteen children and some grand
children. His splendid country establish
ment on Deal Lake has suites Of rooms
for every member of the family, and there
Is an outside cottage exclusively for do
mestios. 1t Is considered quite a sight to
see Mr.. 0'Day at the door of his omnibus
piling In children and their friends.
Mrs. Frederick W. Whitidge and her
second daughterj Miss Joan Whitridge,
sailed on the Cunard steamship Lucania
yesterday for England, and will go at once
on their arrival to a little country, place
BY Mr.; Whitridge and the elder daughter,
Miss Eleanor Whitridge. The family will
stop off in Paris on their way to Madrid
for the wedding OF King Alfonso and
Princess Ena OF B~attenberg.
The wedding of Mrs. Honorine Vail and
William Halliburton BRIGHAM will take
place on Saturday, April %, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Wallis sister-in- law, Miss
Mary Vail, 9 East Forty-frst street. The
ceremony will be performed at noon. The
bride. who will wear q costume Of silk with
iacS anu e~HlDIOluery, VIII De unattenQeQ,
and there will be no ushers. Franklin
Bartlett will assist the bride groom as best
man. After the ceremony q breakfast will
be served. The honeymoon will be passed
at Mr.. Bridgham's farm, neal Providence;
K. /; On June 10 they will sail for Europe
on the Caronia.
There will be a number Of New York
guests at the wedding OF Miss Mary Park
and Raymond Rodgers Nelson, to AXE
place next Saturday, April Fl, in Trinity
Church, Pittsburg. Among the brides
maids will be the Misses blanche Emory
Of Roslyn, L., L.. Mary Iefferts of New
York. Gertrude Childs Of Pittsburg, Marie
Park and Elsie Park. The bride elect
made her social debut here some three
winters since, when her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, William Gray Park, then residing at
Al Fifth avenue, ave a coming out ball.
is at .Westbury, 1. /: Mr.. Nelson is a SON
of Mrs. Louis Nelson of House-in-the-
Woods, Far Rockaway.
Baron and Baroness Won Schroter, Count
Sigray and Count Karolyi sailed some
days ago for Europe. The Marquis and
Marquise de Ponpoi Pontcarre, the latter
formerly Miss Charlotte Hegeman; Baron
ess de Rothenthal, Marquis and Marquise
de B%reteuil, who was Miss Garner, arrived
from France some days ago, as did Prince
La Tour and Taxis of Hungary. Lady
Evelyn Moncreiffe sailed for England on
Tuesday. Sir William Van Horne arrived
on Tuesday. Comte l.. Avrouin Foulon
sailed for France or the Lorraine on Thurs
day. Sir Fielding Clarke and Lady Clarke,
who nave been at Jamaica and are here on a
visit, will go later to Canada.
Louis de Mores, Duo de vanombrosa,
will give a dinner tomorrow night at Del
monico's to celebrate his coming of age.
He is now at Yale. His mother, who was
Miss Medora Won Hoffman of this city, lives
in Paris.
One OF the fashionable Faster week we'd
dings will be hat Of Miss May Peterson and
and Mrs. Henry F. Fay of Boston. The
afternoon in st. fhomas's Church at I
o'clock by the rector, the Rev. DIR. Ernest
NJ. Stires. Thu bride, who is a daughter of
the late Wilson Peterson, will be attended
by her sister, Miss Alice Peterson, as maid
OF honor, and by the Misses Florence Peter
son, a sister; Grace Brewster, Ethel Thomp-
son and Ethel Peck, all of New York; Grace
McClay. Of Yonkers and Helen Stimson Of
Philadelphia, as bridesmaids. Mr.. Fay will
be attended by several Boston relatives and
friends.
A big wedding on for Tuesday evening
is that OF Miss Edith NJ, Shepard and Alfred
D. Smith, The bride is a daughter of
Henry B; Shepard of SO East Ninety.second
street. The ceremony will be performed
in the big ballroom of Delmonioo's at $50
o'clock by the Rev. William f. McCord.
The bride will be in a costume Of white
satin, with lace, tulle and orange blossoms
and she will be attended by her sister,
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There will be no bridesmaids, Percy
Walden will assist AZ best man, and Walter
Fl. Mote, John lie Bouttile, II. Williams
Fuller, Thomas Corning, James Duane
Taylor and Frederick Shepard will be the
ushers, After, the ceremony supper will
be served in the banquet room.
The dances Of Easter week include that
given by Mrs. Fr~elinghuysen tomorrow
night and the second University Cotillon
of the season on Tuesday. The subscription
Assembly ball at the old Aston House is on
for Wednesday, as we'll as the third OF the
series OF Holland dances at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Robert ELEPHANTS theatre
party on Thursday night will be followed
OF the S~eighborhood Coterie will be given
that night at Dodworth's. The Easter
dance OF the Friday evening Assemblies
will be given on April 20 at ~Delmonico's,
Mrs. Morgan Grinnell will give a dance on
Friday night. The Easter party Of the
Metropolitan series is on for next Saturday
night. The girls who belong are chiefly
next seasons debutantes. The patronesses
of these include Mrs. Charles B. Alexander,
Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee, MH. Charles H.
Coster, Mrs. Paul Tuckerman and Mrs.
Charles II. Marshall.
Miss Maude Robinson, whose wedding
with Arthur Corlies will take place next
Wednesday afternoon in All Angels Church,