The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
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klllls lnsy ,oIglt 'eelf NeyIot seascn es
an extra month, rusahly on accuunt ~ he
projected weidlhRs ~ Mfa. OaJrh Mlla'a
bleCcs, thu Misses isn thick. Mics Mary
Heptlpok, tho ettsf, u 10 marry. John Ford
n her younger sister. ChaTlee kefri q
counin ~ fhe Marquis 81 t~othtanand Grand.
@Dh q tho late Lord Charles Kerr
Miss Muriel white, daughter Of the Amer-
can Ambaaaa dor az Rome. Henry W hite,
has been ono II the group Of New York
girls In evidence In London. Her parents
have retained thelr London residence for
summer occupation.
Countess Mabel de feadain arrived sew.
eral days ago from Italy. Count and
Countess do Luberaao, the latter formerly
Miss Constance IAvermore, were tho guests
the early days Of the week Of Mrs. Charles
II. Baldwin at Newport and sailed for France
on Thursday on the Savoie. Count Fried
rich o Wengersky, who was married q
year OF 20 ago to baroness Irmgard Won
Alien, q granddaughter Of the late Capt.
De Haven, L. y. N, arrived a week ago.
He Is on a business trip. Count Georges
de Ia Rochet,ee Of Paris, visiting here, is
going on. Sir Gilbert Carter. Governor
OF Barbados, and Lady Carter are the
guests OF the latter's mother, Mrs. Francis
v. Parker, in Boston. Comte O.. de Canay
sailed Thursday on the Kaiserin. Baroness
Brannecker sailed for Germany on the
Holstein will pass the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Alfred Harrison, at Woods
Hole, Mass, and will in October Join her
husband, Count Won Holstein, at his Western
ranch. Baron Hans Won dem knesebeck
arrived on the Deutschland on Thursday.
Miss Florence Lee Randolph and William
Schulz will be married next Tuesday even
ing, June 20, In the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth avenue and Twenty-ninth street.
The Rev. DR.. Alfred E. Myers will perform
the ceremony and the bride will be attended
by her cousin, Miss Edith Arne, and her
sister, Miss Celestial Randolph, as brides
maids. Harry TALBOT Carpenter will assist
as best man. and Ralph Randolph ArnSe'
S EosiSTTa. j Rayt Waiter Man p' RRa;;hr aprr{ Fred d.
erick S. Simons and Harold E.. Butterworth
will be ushers. The bride is a niece OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Lines Bradley.
The coming Of age Of Malcolm Sloane,
son and heir OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Doug
Las Sloane, was celebrated yesterday at Elm
Court, the Sloane place at Lenox. 1t is
quite in vogue o. to take special notice
OF these occasions on this side, never
dreamed of until two or three years since.
Mr.. Sloane, who Is at Yale, has his own
independent fortune. as have the other
grandchildren Of the late William H. Van
derbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Burden,
Jr., and various other members OF the
the. occasion. These included Henry
Thompson Sloane, brother OF William
Douglas Sloane, and his daughter, Miss
Emily E. Sloane, who is to make her social
debut next winter. They have just arrived
from Europe and will pass the summer at
ehCi NoNph6S " go Aa WI
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson are
to arrive home in July. Mrs. Thompson
vent over to join her husband two months
ago, They will 60 at once on their arrival
to their Southampton, l.. l., cottage, where
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen II. +. Pell, their SON
in-law and daughter, will be their guests.
MIR. and Mrs. Pell are now at their own
country place, Plum Beach Farm, near Port
Washington, l.. l.
The return of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T.
Gerry and the Misses Angelica Gerry and
Mabel Gerry, who sail ne xt Wednesday from
the other side and are due here by July J.,
will ha We its effect on the Newport season,
as they keen up a succession of affairs, in
Guiding sllppers on the yacht Electra and
so on. Their projected homecoming and
also that of Mrs. Robert Goetet have given
much satisfaction at the resort.
The marriage OF Miss Ida Moore and
Harry Winters Ferguson will take place
next Wednesday evening, June p, 10 the
First Church Of the Disciples Of Christ.
Mrs. Thomas Farrell, r., will attend the
bride as matron OF honor, and her sisters,
the Misses Genie Moore and Nettie Rose
Moore, Elizabeth Schafer and Zuleika Black
shear will be bridesmaids. After ward the
brides PARENTS, MIR. and Mrs. James I.
Moore, will give a reception.
Joseph Grinnell Willis, who was one Of
the ushera at the recent Burden-Roche
wedding, and Miss Emily A. Mayer, grand
daughter Of Mrs. Theodore Mayer, are to
be married next Saturday, June 30. at Nor
ristown, N. j. The bride was one Of the
six bridesmaids at the Rates-Vernam we'd
ding at Morristo wn on Thursday. The re-
ception will be given at the Whippany
River Club, formerly the country residence
Of Eugene Higgins. The bridegroom is a
grandson Of Nathaniel p. Willis
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Auchincioss
will pass their honeymoon in Europe and
will return to New York in the early autumn.
They had a big wedding last Tuesday at
the brides home in Boston. She Is a daugh-
ter Of the late William @. Saltonstal.
The wedding Of Miss Martha Elliott King,
elder daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
King Of ST. Madison avenue, and Edward
| II. Blanc will take place next Thursday,
June Is, in st. James's Church, Madison
avenue and S%eventy-frst street.
NJ. Orme Wilson, Jr., r. T. Wilson, I'D.
and Thornton Wilson. the sons Of Mr.. and
NJ NJ n-x.. Ur,l,on a,tIal Th,r,lav faS