The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-22
IN SOCIETY.

IifreJ n, NanQerDllU az AIuSlOJ AS"SAS
Tba trio will be made daily until June.
Rscinning Monday, May 7. E. Won der
worst Koch will put the coach Vigilant on
40 road for another season. The eoaoh
ul%gg, Lave the Holland House at SD r. u.
SSaiiv arriving at the Suburban Cloo u
Fart Washington in time Tor oinher enc
reaching me Hoiianu Au '"
The annual reception at the Players
rrh in Gramercy Park tomorrow, Shake
.nAare's birthday anniversary, win absorb
s,Re interest Of many society. women. therG
Vii Vii he a number of the leading professional
neople IN tow present.
Tomorrow night the amateur perform
,nce at the Carnegie Lyceum for the pur-
Use Of providing a special library Of works
N the arts. under the auspices OF the Ma
.ia,oI Arts Club, will be attended by many
nshionable people, as will the others on
Tmes5,v night and Wednesday afternoon,
IISSen the programme will be- repeated. IL
Iii include a one act sketch, The Lotus
POO. bv Mrs. Charles de Kay and GloeLt,s
.Pvgmalion and Galatea," acted by Ed
gsTrd Fales Coward, Mrs, Charles de Kay,
Mas Marie Huntington, Mrs. Judson and
Euert Jansen Wendell. Posters have been
nrenared by Taber Sears, Mics Laura
sn1rwlck Collins has composed music Tor
q curtain raiser
Among the newly married couples who
called Yesterday for Europe were Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Parsons Cross, the latter for
merlv Miss Virginia Gammel. They were
married on Wednesday at noon, at the nome
n The BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mis-. ROBERT
ives Gammell, at Providence, r.. /.
The Newport season Of July aud August
.eyoac.ed to be the most brilliant for years.
Tn, Duke and Duchess Of Roxburghe will
make their first visit since their marriage,
and Mrs. Ogden Goelet, whose establish
ment at the resort is second only to that
Of Mrs. Vanderbilt. will do q deal O. enter
taiping in thew honor; Mr.. ana IN ME- o,;os W:
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mortimer BROOKS
whose dqughter-in-law, Mrs. Reginald
Brooks, is a sister Of Mrs Astor.
Arehea rsal for the wedding Of Miss Evelyn
Willis Hunter and Keith H. Donaldson Will
be held at St. Thonas's Church tomorrow
afternoon. 1t will,be followed by a dinner
given by Miss MINERS father, Edward
l Hs9 Sfidp # pi ! W. Es ). sssi'' Street, '''
Count C. de Garcia passed Easter at Lake
wood with a party 81 friends. Sir Edward
and Lady Elgar arrived in town several
day ago. Prince G. Poniatowski, an elder
brother OF Prince Andre Poniatowehd. has
been at the 81, Regis. Conte l., Avroutn
foulon sailed for france some days ago.
Count and Countess dc Langier Villars
sailed on Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse and will return as usual IN the
summer and join the latter's father, john
ston Livingston, at his country place AZ
Bar Harbor.
One Of the numerous theatre parties OF
the week was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Olyphant Of le East Fifty-second street
on Thursday night. There we're Snirsy
there was an informal dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Olyphant and family will remain at
their home here until some time in June,
when they will 60 TO their PLACE e. Oyster Snass
Bay. Mr.. n Mrs. William Ds IA hocne
Anderson, their son-in-law. and daughter
are coming to visit them this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Of rs East
seyentv-eighth street will give a dinner
tomorrow night, when they will have fifty
or more guests. Mrs. Fish invariably has
novel and beautiful decorations a. no.
bsnouets. She will occupy her Newport
cottage as usual for the season.
Halliburton Fales OF los East Seventy
second street will give one Of the numerous
card parties Of the week on Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. Hedges Crowell will give a bridge
party, at her home sos iGd3 f zimm syeaue' OF OF
a5 West ~Seventy-first street, will give q
bridge party next Saturday.
The news ia the Church of the Heavenly
Rest. Fifth avenue and Forty-hfth street.
will be we'll filed with bridal guests for
the wedding Of Miss Harriet Coleman
Delaaeld and Jarvis Pomeroy Carter next
saturday at noon. The bride has a very
exter sive connection with representative
old New. York families. She TiI enter
Ston Delafeld, and the ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix
q Trinity Church and the Rev. Dr.. D.
Parker Morgan, the rector. MSS Maize
Livtnss, on n, P Sda6e .n viii tS Ss'g Miss esr G sls.es
Floyd Delaneld, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Delafeld of Greenpoint, l.: l.;
florence Bates, Hopeton, D; Atterbury
and Justine B.. Erving will be bridesmaids.
Russell F, Carter VII ASST MS ns GrSs1er
Eugene L. Delaneld, l.. g. Price, Marcelius
Hartley Dodge, E imund l.. Brown, Charles
D. Miller, Douglas S. Carter n Robert
L. Streleigh, ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. DELI
ception later at their home, II East Thirty
sixth street.
One of the series of Metropolitan dances
has given last hight when de o~rations
and favors were in keeping with the Easter
SEASON. The ~patronesses, Mrs. Frank s.
WiIherbee. Mrs. Chlrl 8 II. Cos:er, Mrs.
r. Charles B. Alexander Inc Mrs. Paul Tucker
man and others received. Marshall erno-
chan led the cotilion. Supper was served
al midnight.
The wedding OF Miss Mabel Adams.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose r.
Adams, and Raymond B. Thompson will
take place next Saturday in the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. There
will be no reception
Miss Helena Eastman Ogden and the
Rev. f. Johnston Campbell, rector Of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Frostburg, Md,
will be married at loon next Tuesday at
the Church of Zion and st. Timothy, in West
Hity-seventh street. The bride will wear
white crepe de chine, over white silk, with
the point lace veil, worn by her mother,
secured with a wreath Of orange blossoms.
Mss Susan Ogden, who will attend her
lister as maid Of honor, will wear a pink
silk null gown, made over white silk, and