The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-23


wfl sOon return from their wedding journey
and win take up their abode 90 the Belmont
Hotel until the dwelling which will pc their
future home Ia completed. Mrs. Gibson's
going away. gown Of pale blue brcadcaotn
was particularly pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry g. Lehr will 60 abroad
for tho winter. TAey nave arranged 70
pass next summer a. Newport, having
already rented Arlcigh, the place they a
occupied tho last few months. Mr.. Lehr
has been. one OF Mrs. Stuyvesant Eish's
automobile party touring 70 the wsite
Visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph Drexel, 81
her country place near Philadelphia and 10
10 lNsely that her N, Dahlgren, wall con-
tinue hls studies at tho school In Pennsyl-
Mr.. and Mn. Patrick A. vAlsptine viii
anon return 10 thsir homo hera at Park
avenup and Thirty-Afth street. They
passed the summer at Lake o~conornowoc,
Wis, where they have . splendid estab-
lishment built by Mrs. Valentines FORMER
husband, the lass Mr.. Armour, whcee only
son., now Is yeatv Odd, 10 one q the en-
Valentine kss two yOSnx SSildrsn by her
present husband.
Mahlon, Atomic ". Sands Of London,
whose Wedding with Miss Evelyn Blight
viii be celebrated at Newport on October II,
has been On owl during the last week.
Miss BlisAt's brotherIn-law and sister,
Mr.; aud Mr. William Payne Thomp:Sn,
w VIM 20 having q, SS' rs Si.Sp The Hollis H u. Hume me.
we'll cottage there. Mr. Sands, Who d very
ornaments 10 ,his bride-elsCt. Neither q
his. .parents 70 living. His father was
Mr.. and Mrs. waldorf Aston are now on
route to Enkinnd, having sailed on Friday
after a stay Of two months on this side,
passed chiefly at Islesboro, Me. Mrs.. Aston,
who has been somewhat delicate since
taking q severe oold prior to her marriage,
Richmo nd just before sailing and both che
and her husband were with her father,
Chiswell p, L~Anghorne, al his home. Mira
dor, In A~lhegnarle, county. Va, for sons
pass the winter o. the Continent. Mrs.
Astor's son will 60 to school In England.
Philadelphia cir IL are bewailins that
one Of the most eligible Of their beaux.
Anthony j.. Drekel Paul Ii to absent for
some time to come. Mr.. Paul sailed for
europe with his father, james W. Paul,
who is a brother Of the late Mrs. W. Wal
dorf AstOr, On September Is. He was gradu-
ated from Harvard last June and is going
to pass the winter IN India tiger hunting,
and will return this time twelve months.
He is a srandchild Of the late Anthony
J, DreHel, who left him 81 600 900. Mas
Mary Paul, his sister, came In for q like
legacy, and during her long minority there
has been a rolling up OF the principal. She
is now eighteen and has been having her
education completed on the other side.
Mr.. Paul went over to see his daughter,
and he will not introduce her until another
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Denkla Mills,
son-in-lay and daughter Of Mr.; Paul who
entertained New York friends during the
last week at their country place, Wood
crest, RadnOr, Pa.
Cards are here for the wedding Of Miss
| Margaret XIV God and William White OF
New York, TO take place at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Il
wood at South Orange, N. j., next Wednes-
day afternoon, also for that Of Miss Mabel
BiKnsS and George l.. Sayen, Jr., on the
same day In 81. Philips Church, Phila-
delphia.
Miss Helen Ernst IL one Of the attractive
and rich Washington maidens who wilN
pass the winter In New York. An aunt
NQO IkVDQ IN 0USVOu fotb - y HI nOAno
years since She IL well known socially
here and abroad and IL a daughter Of Gen.
Oswald Ernst, who was for soTne years
in command at West Point and is now
with the Panama Commission. Mrs. Ernst
and Miss Ernst will devote two years to
Mrs. William Morton Grfnnef, formerly
Miss Bessie Ernst, the loss OF whose hus-
band suddenly last winter was a great
afiiction. Having sold her house on Madi-
son avenue meanw hile, she will live In an
apartment hotel on her return, with her
little children, from the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. winthrop Sands. son and
daughter in law Of Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt, were at st. Moritz last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Livingstone Stevens,
will locate here a couple OF weeks
hence, when they return from their
bridal jaunt. Both are New Workers..
though their recent wedding was celebrated
at Greenwich, Conn, where the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndon H. Stevens,
were still at their summer home.
The wedding OF Miss Annie W. Wiletts
and Samuel Roosevelt Outerbridge will be
celebrated next Tuesday at St. James's
Church, ~Skaneateles, N. Y. The bride, who
win rear a costume of white satin with
lace, tulIe and orange blossoms, will be
attended by the Misses Marion Willstts,
her sister, and Marguerite Slack OF New
York, Marion Litchheld Of Brooklyn and
Miss Daisy Turner OF Chicago az brides
mazda. Frank Outerbridge will assist his
brother as best mar and William II. Willetts,
George Carey, De Forest Hicks and Rutgers
Jswett Of New York, James 7. Terry Of
Brooklyn and Arthur Merrywesther OF
Cleveland will be ushers; After the cere-
mony Mrs. Joseph G. Willetts, whose town
residence Is at 81 East Fifty-sixth street,
will give a bridal breakfast at her country
place, the Bowlder%
Cora, Countess o. Stafford, Ia stnl 90
joutnIng with her mother, Mrs. Smith, at
Ballston Spa, N. ", and has visiting her
Mrs. william Pollock. Lady stafford's
injured knee somewhat interferes with her
taking much exercise, Her daughter, Mise
Colgate, will visit her. uncle and his wife,
Mr.: and Mrs. Sidney J. Smith, at their place
at Hempstead before she and her mother
start on q California trip.
Thu .rreoaakiou IN that Jamea Hazen