New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Most of the weddings which are TO take place
within the next three weeks will be OF a rural
rather than urban. character. The marriage OF
Miss Cynthia Burke Roche to Arthur Scott Bur
den will be the last wedding OF note in town he
tween and the fall. Grace Church. where il
will take place tomorrow. will be filed at noon
with friends and relatives Of the Burdens and OF
Miss Burke Roche. some Of whom have remained
in town for the ceremony. Most OF the guests
however. will come to the city by motor and by
train from suburban resorts and country houses
The ceremony will be followed by a wedding break
fast given by the mother OF the bride. Mrs. Burke
Roche at Sherrys. The bridegroom will have his
brother Williams P Burden. best man. and
James NJ Waterbury. jr Charles S. Sargent tr
william Stackpole. Joseph Grinneu Willis T.
Markoe Robertson, Louis Clark, jr., Philip Carroll
and Francis Burke Roche ushers. The brides
maids Will be Miss Norah and Miss Theresa Iseln
Miss Evelyn Parsons, Miss MoIIie Moran Miss
Sadie Jones and Miss Natica Rives The young
couple Will spend their honeymoon abroad.
Miss Fannie Iselin's marriage on Thursday to
Philip Lvermore will take place at All View, the
country seat OF the brides father c. Oliver IseIn
on Premier Point, near New Rochelle. Surrounded
on three sides by water. and connected with the
mainland by a narrow isthmus. All View is one OF
the most picturesque places the Sound. The
wedding will be rather quiet affair. the invita-
tons being restricted TO very intimate friends and
near. relatives. including the bridegroom's sister
Countess Odon de Lubersac. who has come over
with her husband from Paris to be present at the
marriage.
On Saturday there will be a large gathering OF
society at Oyster Bay. Long Island. for the we'd
ding OF Huntington Norton and Miss Marie Mon
tant at RamsbrOke the country place of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. August Montant Her
bridesmaids will be Miss Edith Greenough Miss
Cecily Sheldon. Miss Ruth Kingsbury and Miss
Jean Hancy. whose engagement to William Keyser
of Baltimore, was announced a fortnight ago Mar
tin Norton will be his brothers best man. and
Louis c. Montant, James A. Blair. jr. Massey
Holmes Henry Cuttings. OF Baltimore and Grant
Forbes OF Boston, viii be the ushe-s.
Two OF the remaining weddings OF June take
place at Morristown y. J-those OF Putnam Bates
snd Miss Emeline Verram June 2l and Of Miss
Emily Mayer and Joseph Willis on June 30 After
the marriage of their daughter. AIr. and Mrs AL
bert II. Vernam will entertain the entire party
several hundred in number at a wedding breakfast
on the lawn OF their country place. Putnam Bates
the bridegroom, gives his farewell bachelor din
AT the University Club next Thursday evening
when his guests viii consist of his brother Towar
who is to be his best man; Harold Vernan. Albert
Putnam. John Bates. wolcott ?. Robbins William
P. Boulton. tr.. Leonard s. Horner and Anton
Schefer, who 20 be his ushers
The fact that the Mayer-wilIis wedding win take
place at st. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
may astonish those who unaware OF the fact
that the bride recently became convert from
Roman Catholicism 70 the Protestant Episcopal
Church. to which her father. John Mayer and her
future husband belong Miss Mayer whose mother
the late Mrs. John Mayer. was Miss Natalie Have
meyer. is a grandchild OF Mrs. Theodore A Have
meyer and grandniece OF Mrs. Charles NJ Oe,-
rchs.
June 2S has been set as the date OF the wedain,
OF Miss Anita Sands and Harold Minot. ut Newport
Formal announcement has been made OF the en-
gagement. rumored some time ago. or Miss Eliza
beth A. Morton and sydney s Breese. Mr. Breese
is the eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Brsese. nephew OF Miss Eloise Bsesss. and a