The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-04

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bridge, on Tuesday. Miss Ehret, whose
brother George Ehret, Jr., and his bride,
who was Miss Hoffman, are away. on their
wedding journey, gave a luncheon on
Thursday.
One of the very big Easter week weddings
will be that of Miss Florence O'Day and
John William Hallahan, Of Philadelphia,
to take place on Wednesday, April Is, at
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
broadway and SEVENTEEN street: There
will be a full nuptial mass and afterward
a bridal breakfast at the home OF the brlde s
ma rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Day. ia
West Seventy-second street; MI. ana IFS
establishment IN Deal Lake this coming
summer.
The little French play recently given by
Mrs. Frances Mcneil Bacon, Jr., and NJ.
Perrin at Mrs. Cadwalader Jones's house,
when she entertained the Thursday Even
ing Club, will be repeated at the tableau;X
Wants mi-car6me entertainment Of March
% in the big ball room OF the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Archibald S. Alexander,
who was Miss Barney. will pose as bedtr'ce
d'Estrees. in the attire she appeared IN
recently at the costume dinner oyer ny
Buell. HOLSTER and Mrs. E. n. Potter VIII
reproduce "The Morning Walk by, Gains
borough. Miss Edythe Deacon, VINO was
introduced last summer at Newport py
Mrs. Charles Baldwin, will appear as Inc
Spanish Dancer" by Sargent. Miss Con-
stance Pratt and Miss Beatrice Pratt;
daughters of Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt, VIII
appear as The Sisters" of Romney's famous
painting. Stanford White is in charge OF
the pictures. i'll
beneft the Maternity Hospital on Second
avenue and Seventeenth street, and the
boxes and tickets are likely to be all dis
posed Of within the ensuing Few Gays.
Rehearsals of the musical portion of the
affair are in progress in the Dali room Oh
the Barney residence, 81 Park avenue
Miss Katherine Barney will play first violin
in the amateur orchestra. David Blspham
and Miss Susan Metoalfe will repeat the
songs they sang at the recent Barney les
tivity and will a gain be arrayed asa venetian
t~roubadour and a fifteenth century Iage'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Elliot Lewis,
VII were married at Carlsbad on February
q. are on a Continental wedding journey
and will be here ere long. Mr.: Lewis is a
son Of Percy Pyne Lewis Of As West Thirty
fifth street. Mrs. Lewis was Miss Florence
Hutchins of New Mexico.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cunningham Bishop
sailed on the Amerika last Thursday.
Since their wedding on Wednesday February
FL, they have been on a preliminary Jaunt;
Thew will travel through the summer and
return to town in the autumn.
On the list Of weddings now arranged
to take place in April is that OF Miss Marie
Louise Bingham, daughter of Mrs. M.
Taylor Bingham. and Paul Plunkett, on
Easter Monday, April 10, in st. Thomas's
Church. Miss May Peterson and Malcolm
Fay on April II will also be married in that
church. On April rs at st; Thomas's
the nqlptials OF Miss Esther Maide 1h nofG mr.
field Tomlinson, and Clarence p. .Wyckof
will be celebrated. Another wedding In
st. Thomas's will be that of Miss Mabel
Louise Storm, daughter of Mrs, Charles
Eustis orvis, and Joseph Ferris simmons
Willis Hunter, daughter Of Edward Willis
Hunter, and Keith Donaldson will be
married there. The marriage on April
rs of Miss Florence Southerland, daughter
of A. P. Switzerland, and Eugene Gray
ESs1Se y Meth tsfs RRi piseop l% t Church. Mhdl' ON
Saturday, April %, the marriage OF Mrs.
Honorine G.. Vail and William Halliburton
Brigham will take place at the brides
home.
Mrs. W. Seward Webb. who with some
guests is making a Southern trip in DR..
Webb's two private cars, the Ellsmire
and the Meriquita, will return here by the
middle Of March. Her sisters, Mns. H.
Nick, Twombly and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane, sailed on the Caronia last Tuesday
for Italy, where her brother, William X.
Vanderbilt, is already, so that it is probable
that all will be in Rome for the Easter cere-
monies. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard has been
in Europe all winter.
Among Others now in California are
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, whose business
interests are there; Mr.. and MB. George
+. Baker and their daughter, Mn. William
Goadby Loew, who will travel until April,
and Mr.. and Mn. Clark Read, who are on
their wedding journey. When they re-
turn before Easter they will make their
home with MH Reads parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbee. and will pass
the summer with them at their place at
MamAroneck.