The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
~ SOCIETY,".

Nlchoiaa i,0naWOrh, and hsf husband,
Representative tOnaWofth, NJ and Mr.
WHiteieg Held afe enp4eted W enseftath
aoIHe ~ IN moai pf0fnlpFHt n ths court
afeia ~ tbaiT. oofR'Fy plase, Wfsaf Parh,
ovpf Hsst Sunday
When tha w~idlAa n Niles Cynttla toohe
and Arthur aoost tlurisa tahsa place To-
morrow ~ noon the peva In Ofacs ChUfrh
will ~ hlled With bridal aipesta, Ths bfidai
ouas ~ whitS astls with point Lace was
Lust fpcsntiy made IN PaAa Thr brds will
~ attended by tn Mlesas NoFs isplln.
daughter NJ q OilvsF issiln, Ts~re~ ieena,
daughter NJ NJ and Mu Add ~ issini
FagIca Nvcs, dFuaIHsv o. llegfas u. Rlyse,
sadie Jones', daughter n NJ and Mfs
pembrohs tonee, AMI MQilla Moran, daUah.
Ter ~ Amadte Mofaa.. Th9bgidearggn 9ln
ee assisted ~ he broth.f willlahns PLgvIda,
bury, u, N MaVhos B6bersoA, william
St~aSkpols, thaTies 4, AaTaFHt, IT,, Philip
Carroll, f0ula q CLARK, ~. Joseph drinnsh
Willis and FSancis Rooms a. ushers,
A srsat many cards arr out for the wed.
| ding tomorrow evening n Mias Harriet
Richards Bollee and fAonari Dodd ward.
son ri the late Dr. James n. Ward Of Brook
Ign, 20 take place NJ an o'clock In Hoivrood
Church. Broadway and isis, street. The
bride will wear n cost ume a white satin,
with point lace, tulle and orange blossoms.
After the church ceremony her parents, Mr,
and Mrs Frederick Minor polles, will give
q reception and supper, at their home, i7sth
street and Riverside drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould, the Miassa
Marjorie and Vivian Gould and Mrs, Gould's
mother, Mrs. George Kingdom, sail for
Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
on Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic W. whitridge and
the Misses Eleanor and Joan whitridge,
who have left Madrid. will reach their
homo In New York in October. II Ia probable
that both Of the Misses whitridge will be
presented at the mex levee at Buckingham
Palace. Miss Eleanor Whitridge made her
social debut here a year ago laet winter.
Mics Joan WhitridRe viii be a debutante
Mr.. and Mrs. Nhitridge will entertain
constantly.
Comtesse de Lantreppe arrived some days
inceo on the Lorraine from France, vicomte
Jean de Colon sailed on the Kronprinz
wilhelm on Tuesday. Prince Taxis has
been entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
W. Vanderbilt OF late at their country place
at Hyde Park and on their yacht Warrior.
Countess Constania Isabel Matthey
d'Azavedo arrived on Wednesday on the
ton Of England, who also arrived that day
on the Kaiser Wilhelm, Is visiting Miss
Rehan. Baron and aroness Reid de
Riedenar will sail for Europe very soon.
The wedding Of Miss Fannie Iselin.
daughter Of c.. oliver Iselin, and Philip
Livermore will be celebrated on Thursday
ct New Rochelle. The bridegroom's brother
in-law and bis only sister Count and Countess
Obon de Lubersao, are awaiting the event
here. His mother, Baroness Seilliere, will
not be present, but will soon see her son
and new daughter-in-law, when they visit
Paris on their honeymoon.
After their wedding journey DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Jay Duffey will live In New York.
The couple had a big wedding on Monday
evening in st. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church, Washington. Two Of the brides
maids, the Misses Dufey, sisters Of the
bridegroom, went over from New York,
as did the best man, his brother, Thomas
Dufey, and three Of the ushers. The bride
wore q white satin costume covered with
point de Venise lace when she entered the
church.
The wedding OF Miss Louisa Bogardus
and Shellman Tiffany Stewart Of Newark,
N. j., will take place on Tuesday at the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs Leonard
pogardus, 81 West Ninsty-fourth street.
Marion Bogardus, sisters Of the bride,
will attend her as matron and maid OF
honor. Robert Torrey will assist the BRIDE
groom as best a
Mr.. and Mrs. Amedee valle Reyburn, Jr.,
will sail on the Moltke on Tuesday and will
travel on the Continent until October, when
they will return and 60 to st. Louis, which
will be their home. The couple had a smart
wedding last Monday afternoon. The
brides princess gown Of white satin was
covered with the same rose point lace
that had adorned that OF her maternal
great grandmother, Nine. Gregoire Berale
Sarpy. Her ornaments included a eorsage
spray OF diamonds, presented by her grand
father, Albert Kelley, and a string Of pearls,
the gift Of the bridegroom.
Among the New Workers expected back
from Europe this week are j.. Hampden
Robb and Miss Robb, due here on Friday.
They will 90 at once to their cottage at
Southampton.
One Of the weddings on for Tuesday is
that Of Miss Parthenia Burke and Leland
Hamilton Ross of Newark, N. j., to take
place in the afternoon at 4 O'Clock at st.
Thomas's Church. The brides home is
in Cleveland, Ohio. She is the daughter Of
Mrs. Edmund Stephenson Burke.
Charles C. Auohincloss will give his baohe-
lor dinner at Delmonioo's on Wednesday
night, in anticipation Of his marriage with
Miss Rosamond S~altonstall, to take place
in Boston, tomorrow week, June ID. It
will be a very smart affair. The ceremony
will be performed at the BRIDES home.
All Angels Church will be the scene
Of the wedding OF Miss Louise Dell Aldrich
and William Christen Meissner on Thurs
day, when the brides uncle, the Rev. j.
Nevett Steele, vicar OF Trinity Chap ell,
will perform the ceremony. Miss Maude
H. Aldrich, a younger sister, will attend
as maid Of honor. There will be no brides
maids. Robert Bernard will assist the
bridegroom as best man, and Edward E.
Robert, Whitney Dali, a cousin of the bride;
II. Wilmerding Biddle, Frank l.. Stevens,
j. Walter W, Struthers and Spencer Wyman
Aldrich, a brother Of the bride, ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Aldrich, the brides
parents, will give a reception afterward
at their home, corner of West End avenue