The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11
IN SOCIETY.

nav and Martin Phillips Parks have Sc
acted Thursday in Easter week. April 10,
for their wedding. The bridegroom ia a
,on Of the Rev. DR.. j. Lewis Parks, rector OF
calvary Church, and nephew Of the Rev.
In. Leighton Parks Of st. Bartholomew
Church.
The details are arranged for the wedding
~ Miss Evelyn Willis Hunter and Keith
donaldson, to take place on Wednesday
afternoon, April rs, at st. Thomas's Church.
The ceremony will be performed at 4 O'Clock
nv the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, who will
he assisted by Bishop Gaylor of Tennessee.
The service will be fully choral, The Misses
daughter Of former Gov. Flower Marion
Denison, Margaret Baxter, Louise Long. Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, and Virginia Iredell
Of Cincinnati will be bridesmaids. Mrs;
John Adams Payne OF Cincinnati VIII attend
her sister as matron of honor. Miss Hunter.
who resides at / West Sixty-eighth street,
viii give her bridesmaids luncheon at the
81. Regis on Monday. April 49,. Mr.. Donald
son is to give his bachelor dinner at Del
n]oniGS's on ni Spt inclI13ys nh,fg s bro ABBfll + Francis ais
Donaldson Of Philadelphia, and Percy r..
pyne I'd, LIE Grand Griswold. E. Coster
Wilmerding, Lorillard Spencer, Harold Wal
ton and Frederic STEELE Of New York and
TAWTenO9 benson, GQWdIu DcllbOIl, IlllC
~Rosengarten and Carol Tyson of Philadel-
phia. Afterthe church ceremony the brides
father, will give a reception at the st.
Regis.
Lady Helen Forbes Of Scotland, sister Of
the Earl Of Craven, whose wife is a daughter
Of Bradley Martin, and her husband, Capt.
Ian Forbes Of the Gordon Highlanders,
have gone for a trip to Texas. Count and
Countess Gizyok, who have been in Chi
cago, soon sail for their home in Russia
Baron Van Ittersum arrived last week from
Holland, Count de Ia Valette Venri sailed
for France on Thursday. Countess Maria
LArisch OF Austria, now visiting with Mrs.
James W. Pinchot in Washington, is a Penn
svlvanian, and her big fortune came from
her father.
Miss Mamie Wright Brown and Harold
Richmond Talbot will be married by the
Rev. DR.. William Mercer Grosvenor on
Thursday afternoon, April 20, at 4 o'clock.
The interior Of the Church of the Incar-
nation will be adorned in Easter fashion.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Nellie Granville Brown, as maid of
honor, and by the Misses Harriet Porter,
Alice Kobbe, Alice Du Vivier, Grace Rug
glee, Gladys Cuttings Of Baltimore and
NAV Jones of Virginia as bridesmaids.
MIR, and Mrs. Waldron P; Brown will give a
reception afterward at their home, 80 East
Thirty-ffth street.
Among the Americans going to Spain to
attend the festivities consequent on the
marriage Of King Alfonso with Princess
Ena OF Battenberg is Miss Frances Andrews
Of Cleveland, Ohio. She will be the guest
Of Mrs. William Collier, her cousin, who is
the wife of the Minister to Spain.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Adele
Kelley and Amedee V. Reyburn. Jr.. Of st.
Louis, Mo-, will be an Easter event. Miss
Kelley is a daughter Of Mr.. n Mrs. Albert
Tevis Kelley Of o02 Madison avenue.
Mrs. Rhinelander Of 10 West Forty-eighth
street will give a luncheon tomorrow for
Mrs. j. Bruce Ismay, who sails for her home
In Liverpool, England, on Wednesday,
Since Mr.. Ismay sailed on the Baltic, march,,
Mrs. Ismay has been staying with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Schieffelin,
Mrs. R~hinelander's nephew, Henry G.
Trevor, married one of Mrs. Ismay's sisters
Mrs. Ismay has had a succession OF lunch
cons, bridge parties, teas and dinners given
for her since her arrival. On Wednesday
night, after dining with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed"
ward j. Berwind, she accompanied them to
the opera.
One OF the notable Easter weddings
will be that Of Miss Catherine A. Cossit
Dodge and John Shillito Rogers, to take
place on Wednesday afternoon, April
IS, at $50 o'clock, in the Brick Church,
Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh street,
The bride will be attended by the Misses
unice Terry. Sybil Kane, Evelyn Sloane,
Susan McCook, Emily Rogers, sister Of the
bridegroom, and Miss Hopkins or Nash,
ington as bridesmaids Henry Pendleton
Rogers, Jr,, will assist his brother IS best
man, and Henry Richmond Taylor, Fred.
eric Juilliar d, Bradish 10 nson, Beverly
Robinson, r. Bayard Cutting and Frederic
Kernochan will be ushers. The bride ls a
Dodge of 27 West Fifty-seventh street,
no will give a reception after the cere-
mony. Mr.. Rogers is a son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Pendleton Rogers Of 80 West Forty
ninth street.
One OF the Lenten amate r entertain
ments for charity will be given on Tues
day evening in the Berkeley Lyceum. The
programme is varied and the receipts will
60 to benefit the Chrystie Street House,
The patronesses include Mrs. Herbert
Satterlee, Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer Robb, Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson, Mrs. John Jay White and
Mrs. H. H. Landon.
" VIII bOOI bO ShO "SNN'h
OF Miss Virginia Gammell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ives Gammell, to take place or
Wednesday, April Is. in Providence, II, l.
Mrs. Astor sailed yesterday o n the Car
mania, accompanied by her two grand
sons, j. La rens yan Alen a-d H. Coleman
Drayton, and their wives. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Laurens Van Allen will return in July
to their Newport cottage. Mr.. and Mrs
H. Coleman Drayton will remain abroad
until the autumn. Mrs. Drayton's mother
Mrs. Benjamin Knower, and her sister
Miss Margaret Knower, one Of next win
ter's debutantes, sail on Saturday, Marcel
"a, and will join the Draytons in Paris.
One OF the early Easter weddings will be
tnat Of Miss Maude Robinson and Arthur
Iorlies. Mr., Corlies will give his bachelor
dinner on the night Of April 8 at Delmonico's
He is the elder son Of Mrs. Edmund w
Corlies and a Yale graduate, class of '97
Miss Robinson is a daughter Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. George w. Robinson OF $40 West Eighty
ninth street, who came here from Mis-.
sissippi three years ago.