The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29

busy attending ~ante-nuptial festivities,
Miss Dorothy Payne Whitney, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bend and Miss Beatrice
Bend, sailed for Europe on the Oceanic
last THURSDAY. Miss Whitney will be abroad
all summer and will be presented at the first
drawing room on Nav % by Ambassador
Reid. She will be the richest American
maiden of the London season. Mrs.
Almer1c Paget, her sister, has a fine London
establishment at 8 South Audley street,
the former, residence of the Earl and
Countess Of L~ondesborough, and will give
some special affairs in her honop..
Miss Edith V. Brander Matthews will
be one of to-morrow's brides. Hepwedding
with Nelson Macy will be celebrated in
by a receptionat the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brander Matthews, 6s1 West
End avenue. Miss Matthews assisted as a
bridesmaid at the. recent Robbins-Grose
wedding, the third to"be celebrated within
a few months, at the S wedenborgian church
in Fast Thirty-ffth street, e.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Louisa Storm
and Joseph. Ferris Simmons, son, Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Edward Simmons, will be cele-
'brated tomorrow in. st. Thomas Church.
Miss Edna Graham Storm will attend her
sister as maid Of honor and the Misses
Maize Livingston Delaield. josephine
Atterbury, Ethel Du Bots, Sophie =. Lang
don, Augusta NJ. de Peyster and Dorothy
SchieIelin as bridesmaids. Edward Kurtz
Crook will assist as best man, and the
Messrs. Clarence Storm. Malcolm Stewart,
Edward Simmons Hall, William Hunt Hall,
Robert Gibson, DR., and William Harmon
Black as ushers, Afterward Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Eustis Orvis, the latter the
BRIDES mother, will give a reception at
their home, 81 West Eighty-frst street.
There will be a large attendance at the
wedding of Miss Beatrice Kinney and Henry
La Montague tomorrow forenoon in st.
Patrick's Cathedral. Afterward Francis S.
Kinney, the brides father. will give a break
fast at his home, 10 West Fifty-fourth street.
Miss Kinney has Passed her summers since
she was very young at N~arragansett Pier,
where her father has a cottage. She is an
expert whin and is 80 Proficient as q dancer
that she has appeared at numerous chart
table enterta .nments. She is a niece OF
Countess G%ianotti, formerly Miss Constance
Kinney, whose husband, Count Gianotti,
holds an important Post in the Italian Court.
Mr.. La Montague is a son Of the late Au-
guste La Montague of his CITY and FaIis,
and his mother and sister, Mrs. l a Mon
taGne and Miss Kate a Montague, who have
made a long STAY abroad, are now living
here. He has a married sister, Mrs. Francis
X. Pendleton. Miss Kinney will have no
bridesmaids and Edward Ia Montague,
Jr., will act as his cousins best man.
Fortunately Miss Jennie Croker and her
brother, Charles Terpleton Croker, we're
not in San Francisco at the time Of the
catastrophe, but were visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, here. 1t is not
likely that their fortunes will be lessened.
Mss Crocker was to have made her debut
last winter, when her coming out ball
would have been the first function given in
the big reconstructed dwelling. This of
course was given up when the accident
occurred to her sister, Mrs. Francis Burton
Harrison. Miss Croker and her cousin,
Miss Harriet Alex ander, a prospective
heiress, will now be presented ogether
next season. Charles Templeton Crocker,
who is a little the junior of his sister, came
OF age a few months ago and into u fortune
of 81 GOO. eco. He and Miss Croker are with
Mrs. Alexander On route in II cir rriNa ate
car to their country place in san Mateo,
where they, should arrive to-day or to-
morrow. They all now eNTect to return
amenth hence and go to Tuxedo.
A second wedding in the family Of MIR.
and Mrs. Maturin Livingston Helateld,
within a weeks time will he that Of their
son. Joseph Living ton nelafeld. and Miss
Mary Renwick Sloane, to tai q place in the
Brick PRESBYTERIAN Church, next SATURDAY.,
Nav 5. The Rev. Henry van Dyke will
perform the ceremony at - o'clock and will
be assisted by the Few. DR.. Richards. Miss
Margaret NJ. Sloane will attend her sister
IA maid of honor and the Misses Maize l..
Delafeld. sister of the BRIDEGROOM Nay
VanWinkle and Vary Stewart Of New York,
Twjtchell Of Hartford, will he bridesmaids,
william j. Littell will asst as test iran
and the Messrs. Eugene L. nelafeld, a
brother Of the BRIDEGROOM, Charles H.
Wainwright. Artemus Ward, Jr,, Adr an T.
Herman, Charles II. Wa'nwrigft,%' arres r,
sloane and Francis J. Sloane. will he ~ hers
A~fterward the brides tarents, Prof. ard
Mrs. W. MiliFan Sloane, will give a bridal
breakfast at their home, los Fast Sixty
ninth street.
One OF the May weddings will be that
OF Miss Elizabeth Davis and John X. Berry,
10 be celebrated on Saturday afternoon,
Nav 10, in St. Thomas's Church. Miss
katherine Elkins OF Washington will attend
her as maid Of honor and Mrs, T. B. Davis
as matron of honor, and the Misses Mary
Wheeler, Lucy Young, Pauline Morton,
Katherine Berry Of Nashville and Kathleen
sheridan Of Maryland. bridesmaids. william
T. Berry Of Nashville will assist his brother
as best man and the Messrs. 7. b. Davis,
,J,E. Davis, j. Mclean Walton, Alfred l..
Curtiss, Philip c.. Peck and j. Foster Symes,
IIshers. The Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires
will perform the ceremony at 4 o'clock
and there will be n reception afttrward at
the st. Regis. The bride Is a daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Davis and n
niece OF Col. r. b. Davis, a member Of con-
eress and OF former Senator Henry Gassa-
Say Davis. Mr.. Berry is a member Of n
wall street firm and Il native of Nashville.
Miss Davis makes her home here with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfax Landstreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Donaldson, after their
wedding journey, will take up their abode
with Mrs. Tonaldson's father. Edward
Hunter, at / West Sixty-eighth street.
They we're cons antly feted before their
wedding, one of the big pretty Affairs Of
thursday afternoon. A feature ofthe spring
weddings thus far has been contributions
Of delicate c~olors, suggestive of Watteau
fans At this event green, yellow and white
was the color scheme, The pastel tints at
the MacNeille-Acker event on. Thursday
were particularly admired, the BRIDES.
attendants wearing yellow, pink and Law
ender costumes, with bouquets oonbin-
inc daisies, forget-me-nots and moss roses.
ire bridesmaids looked noticeablv pretty
ht the Talbot-Brown nuptials on Thursday
afernoon. when the Church of the Incar-
nation was crowded. They wore white lace
cost umes and Leghorn hats, trimmed with
green ribbon, with under. shaded roses.