The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13
~ SOCIETY

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CYNTHIA Roche was quite n centre Of attrao-
ton. she arrived from abroad the pre-
vious day. Arthur Scott Burden. whom
she IL 10 marry Don was OF course OF her
party. Contrary 10 tho usual costume OF
expeotant brides, who revel In ~shaboinees
before emerging In the full glory Of trous-
seau fnery, Miss Roche was particularly
smart In an old rose chiffon cloth costume
with Nsapolitan straw trimmed with Ameri-
can beauty roses. Miss Roche has been
Visiting With friends in Long Island since
her arrival. The expectation 10 that, the
wedding cards will be Issued very shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred q. Vanderbilt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt will
be in evidencs on Thursday week, May "a,
at the Baltimore Horse Show and az the
Philadelphia show on May 20 at Wissa-
hickon Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry and their
daughters, Miss Angelica Gerry and Miss
Mabel Gerry, will not Join che Newport
contingent until late in the summer. They
sail on Tuesday for Europe. Mrs. Law
renee Barnum and Miss Barnum, who sail
Tuesday, will return In the early autumn.
Among those SAILING on Wednesday, to DO
absent all summer, will DO Mr.. n Miro.
Emory H. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moller
and their daughter and ION, Misc Adelaide
Moller and Edward c. Moller, sail on Fri
day, May IS. On the following day Mrs.
Joseph Marie and Miss Marie of 40 East
T~wenty-axth street sail on the steamship
Princess Luiss. They will go to Naples,
Rome and Florence, Homburg and Schwal-
bach and will return by way Of France
and England in October. Mr. n Mrs:
away on their honeymoon, sail Saturday
for a Continental TIP,
Miss Katherine Keen Ulman OF 800 West
Fifty-eighth street will close her house
here on Tuesday and 60 TO Fort Robinson,
Neb., where she will make her home with
Major and Mrs. Robert Dodridge Read,
the latter her only sister, who were married
here in the chantry Of Zion and 81. Timothy
onSMay 8. Major Read Ia q native OF Ten
nessee and II the senior Major OF his regi-
ment.
Miss Isabella Maoomb Wetherill, whose
marriage to Barent Lefierts will take
place next Wednesday afternoon at the
Church Of the Incarnation, Madison avenue
and Thirty-Afth street, was o bridesmaid
at the Slack Campbell wedding on May 3,
Her bridesmaids will be the Misses Mary
Cozzine Lefferts, Elizabeth B, Delafield,
Susan Delano, ~Jeannette Myers and Mamie
Nicoll Of this city and Katherine Leonard
Of Philadelphia. Theodore Crane Will assist
Bruce Falooner, NORM Hare, Mareellus
Hartley Dodge, Charles Butler and Walter
Powers will be ushers. The bride ID O
daughter OF Mrs. j. Bloomfield Wetheril.
and the bridegroom Ia o son OF Mr., and Mrs.
William H, Lefferts.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will sail
for Europe on Tuesday week, May ~, for
a three months stay, and expect 10 occupy
Bythesea, their Newport place, In August.
They have taken the Morton house In scott
Circle at Washington again for next winter,
pending the building there OF their own
hne new dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will 60 to
their summer home at Garrison on the
Hudson on June 10, and at the end Of the
month will 60 to Crossways, their Newport
place,
Representative and Mrs. Swager sherley
have passed come Of their honeymoon at
Kenilworth Inn. Asheville. N. c. Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Franklin Emory, who will live
| In New York, have been passing their early
married days at the Laurel House, AXE
viii MOI be absent long on their bridal trip
and win live on their return at LAB Madison
avenue, where the bride has resided with
her mother, Mrs. Herbert Parsons, They
have a new home In East Fifty.sixth street,
not yet quite In readiness, MI r. a nHa m hars
in a house In East Seventy-second street
presented to them by Mr., Ledyard's father,
| Lewis Cas- Ledyard. They were married
| recently at Cambridge, Mass, and sailed
for Europe or the Rrongrin1 Wilhelm on
Tuesday FOR a continental u'p'
Some Of the spring brides have worn lace
wells worth small fortunes. Miss Mary
| Renwiok Sloane, at her nuptials with Joseph
| Livingston Delaheld, wore one OF duchess
lace. Miss Rosalie Coo Campbell, whose
| marriage with Henry Slack also took place
| on May 5, wore q voluminous point ace veil
| Miss Harriet Coleman Delafeld, when mar!
ried to Jarvis Pomeroy Carter on April y;
had on o superb Brussels lace veil that fell
| veil had been worn also by her grandmother
The point lace veil worn by Miss Beatrice
| KINNEY at her nuptials with Henry La
| Montague, on April 80, was the most costly
and beautiful seen here for years.
The Massachusetts resorts are much In
| favor with the foreign diplomats this sea
son. Lady Henry Mortimer Durand and
Miss Durand will soon 80 to Lenox, where
a house has been rented by the British
Ambassador. now in England, for q short
stay. The German Ambassador and Bar
oness Won SternburR nave taken q house at
Beverly, which is within driving. distance
! Of many interesting old towns, The Italian
Ambassador and family will be in a cottage
at Manchester-by-the-sea The Russian
Ambaesador and Baroness Rosen have
AIKEN the Coolidge place at Magnolia. The
Belnian Minister and Baroness Moncheur
will summer at Hamilton on the North Shore
, in q cottage which belongs to the American
| Ambassador TO Russia.
The Hon. and Mrs. Lionel Lambart, the
latter formerly Miss Adelaide Randolph
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