The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-01

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rushing back to New York by steamer and
rail. Among the notable visitors are the
Governor-General Of Canada and Lady
Grey and their daughter. Some dinners
are to be given for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt; Jr.;
will sail from France next Tuesday and will
probably make their country place at Vest
bury, L.. l., their headquarters until the
autumn. Last summer they made only
flying visits to Newport. Mrs. V%anderbilt's
sister, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, is due in
town from her California trip.
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster OF COS Fifth
avenue, whose son, George 8. Brewster,
and Miss Eleanor Bosher were married on
March % at Richmond, Va; will sail on
Tuesday. She will pass the spring along
the Riviera and part Of the summer in
August she will go at once to Scrooby, her
country place at C~azenovia, N. Y.
Mrs. George G. Frelinghuysen Of ~ West
Forty-eighth street will give q dance on the
night Of Easter Monday, April 10, and on
Tuesday, April II, the second Of the two
University Cotillons will be given.
Miss Fanny l., de Cordova and DR.. John
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Wednesday evening In Easter week at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles de Cordova, s12 West 1o5th street,
The ceremony will be performed at $50
o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock,
rector Of the Church OF Zion and st. limo
thy. The bride will wear q white satin
crepe de chine princess costume, trimmed
tulle veil, caught with a wreath Of orange
blossoms: She will carry a bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley and wear a diamond and
pearl pin, the gift Of the bridegroom. Miss
Catherine Westinghouse, the maid Of honor,
will be attired in dotted white silk null
trimmed with Valenciennes lace in bertha
effect and carry white lilacs.
Cornelius N. Bliss, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss OF 1893 Madison
avenue, has selected Friday, rather thar
Saturday, the eve OF Palm Sunday, for his
bachelor dinner, which he will give at Del
monico's. Mr.. Bliss will entertain other
friends on the occasion. as well as Albert
G. Milbank, Scott MoLanahan, HughAuchin-
Gloss, Reginald Huidekoper Of Washington,
Murray Cobb, a brother Of the bride, and
r. B. Borden Of Fall River, Mass, q cousin
who are to be his attendants. His wedding
with Miss Zaidee Cobb will take place in
Washington onaThursday, April 20, at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Edmund
Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IT, Barney gave one of
the handsome dinners Of the week on
Wednesday night at their home, 81 Park
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge
covers on the same night for Miss Mary
Dodge, daughter Of Mrs. William E. Dodge,
who has made her home in London for
some years n is now here visiting her
mother and sister.
An Easter cotilion will be given at bod
worth's in East Forty-ninth street on Mon
day night, April %. Mrs. James o. Hoyt,
Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Mrs. Warner M. Van
Norden, Mrs. William w. Carter, Mrs.
Herbert l.. Patterson and Mrs. Francis F.
Palmer will be patronesses.
The wedding Of Miss Josephine Russell
and the Rev. Brewer Eddy has been ar
ranged for Apil IS. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the bride, ~ Park
avenue.
The wedding Of Miss Helen B. Cochran
and John Chambers Forsythe will take
place in the Presbyterian Church, Engle-
wood, N. j., next Tuesday afternoon,
April 8. Mrs. Ward Coe Pitkin will attend
her sister as matron Of honor and the Misses
Helen i. rOTbytIe, NldOci S' IOIbytlci
Annie Stevenson Cass, Florence b. Long
streth, Alma M. Bliss and Paula Benner
will be bridesmaids. RobeCt Mills For
sythe will assist his brothrsr as best man
and Walter Robbins Hine, Harry S. Curtis,
Thomas Griffith Haight, Edward Griffith,
Felix Gouled and Archer H, Brown will be
ushers. After the church ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Richard E.. Cochran, the brides
parents, will give a reception at their GUN
try place at South Hills.
Comtesse @. de Pontiac and Comtesse
de villeburne arrived several days ago
from France. Baron Edouard von der
Heyd has sailed for Italy. Baroness Won
Heggie sailed on Tuesday for Europe.
Countess de S~chaffgotsch arrived from Hol-
land last Monday. Sir Adolph Caron, Sir
Alexande Hargreaves Brown and Lady
Brown are due to arrive here on Tuesday
on the Carmania.
The last day Of the month, April 30, has
been selected by Miss Mabel Louise Storm
and Joseph Ferris Simmons for their we'd
diag. The ceremony will be performed
in St. Thomas's Church by the rector, the
Rev. DR., Ernest M. Stires. Miss Edna