The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-02

lt IL the present int0ntton Of M. and harS.
Martin toNrSsnain abFoad for nsarty Ayoar'
Mrs. Charles Pnzsr, Jr., went TO England
several weeks ago TO Join ber Son-in-lAW
and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Spencer
HollOnd, who have received oongratula-
tons recently on the birth Of q son. Capt.
Hollond 10 low Of the Riie Bri4ado
was formerly aide de camp to the Duke
OF ConnauRht. Mrs. Hollond has Q fortune,
which she Inherited from her father.
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Cards are here for the wedding next
Thursday OF DR.. Henry Sloane Comm Of
this city and Miss Dorothy Eells, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles PaTmelse
Eells Of San Francisco. Miee Eells 10 tall
and very fair, Abrother OF Miss Eells was
married here a few years ago 70 Miss Mar
ion Cofin, a cousin OF the Bridegroom. She
has two married sisters, Mrs. Conrad
B0bcock, wife OF Capt. Babcook, u. s. A..
and Mrs. POhn FFsSsiin EshSocE.
Baron and Baroness Ludwig Knoop.
who sailed for England on the CGrmania.
Tuesday, are 70 make their home at Tun-
bridge Wells, not far from the estate Of
the bridegroom's parents, Baron and
Baroness John Knoop. They are OF German
descent and Baron John Knoop Is a British
subject, though having home near Bremen
the brides parents, have passed several
winters near Cairo, Egypt, and II was there
that the couple met last winter.
Col. and Mrs. Walter Cutting will give
I the hunt breakfast tomorrow, September
3, at their summer home at Pittsfeld, Mass,
when the first meet OF the Berkshire hunt
il on. RAYMOND Belmont, one OF the
younger sons OF August Belmont. who has
been playing polo at Saratoga, will be one
OF the riders: He is a g.ast at Lenox OF
Herbert B. Shaw.
Some OF those who gave elaborate dinners
last Sunday night at Newport were Mrs.
Ogden Mills, Mrs. George A. HUM, Mrs.
Edward r. Thomas. Mrs. Oliver q. Jennings,
Egerton l.. Winthrop and Paul d. Mills.
After the dinner given on Monday night at
Inchiquin by Mrs. Pembroke Jones there
was some good music. Mrs. Blair Fair.
child. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs..
Austin Flint, Jr., gave pretty dinners on
Monday. and Charles M. Oelrichs ave one
on that night which was a stag AFFAIR. Mrs,
James ,. D: Lanier gave a dinner on Tues
day night for her guest, Mrs. p. Cooper
! Hewitt. MrS. Nathalie Schenck Collins. Mrs.
Lewis Cass Ledyard and Mrs. George s.
Scott also gave dinners on Tuesday. Mrs.
Edward r. Thomas gave q green dinner on
Wednesday to preoede a small dance. Prof.
Jacobs also gave dinners on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt gave dinners on Thursday a
also Mrs. Blair Fairchild. Mrs. william
Watts Sherman. William II. Sands and Mrs.
Pembroke Jones. On Friday night Mrs.
Jones gave a dinner at Inchiquin and Mrs.
William q. Rocker one at her cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont gave
a dinner last night at Beloourt, which was
a windup Of the seasons festivities and a
notably splendid affair. The banquet was
served at tables on the v~erandas, converted
into floral bowers. Afterward there was q
musicale. Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont will after
the Horse show return to their Long Island
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. z. Fuller, who sailed
yesterday on the Lucania. will travel
through Spain and Italy before going
to Egypt for the winter. Robert W. Goelet.
who sailed Thursday for France on the
Savoie, has passed the heated term at New
| port and Saratoga. He will Join his mother,
Mrs. Robert Goelet, this week, Mrs. Goelet,
who is the intimate friend OF Mrs. Wander
bilt, changed her plans as to going to New
port for the summer when Mira, Vanderbilt
decided not to return.
Eugene Higgins, who came 70. New York
yesterday on his steam yacht Varuna,
has decided not to return to Europe until
October. when he will take a party Of friends
for a three months cruise. He has been
the guest since his recent return Of his sister,
Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks. ct her Newport
cottage. Mr.. Higgin" gave an elaborate
luncheon on the Varuna on Thursday,
when his guests included Mr.. and mrs.
W. Waldorf Astor. Jr.
The engagement is announced OF Wheeler
Hazard Peckham, eon Of Walton Mildsber-
ger Peckham, to Miss Ethel Arson Steel,
daughter OF the late William White Garri-
CUES Steel Of Cresheim, Mount Airy, Phila-
delphia.
Cards are here for the wedding to-mor-
row. September s, Of Miss Elsie A. May
and Walter J. Solomon, to take place at the
country residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor
Lew at Dobb's Ferry. n. Y.
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