The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27

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and ara tho guests ~ Countess ino-Her.
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Mss io,a Robinson ~ Baltimore, who
haa becn tho guest ~ Mre. Stuyvesant Fish
m Gafrisona. Ia passing he week end with
llr. and Nir\ Ere eriok W. Vanderbilt ut
their country place az Hyde Park, and will
now be ono Of tho hoiae party 81 y. y. Col
Ier. IN June she will 10 with Mr.. and Mrs.
John u. Mclean at Friendship, their ooun-
nv place near Washington. In July she
will 70 Ia Newport. Miss Robinson passed
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Poe, In
Washington.
F.. Crosby Kindleberger will give his
bachelor dinner on Tuesday night at the
University Club. Fifth avenue and Fifty
fourth street. Hi, guests will include
Francis W. Belknap, Arthur p. Cosby, Charles
/. Poor and Edwin p. Shattuok as well as
Phi ip G.. Birckhead, Or. james Rirckhead,
Gordon VI. Buck. Carlton, Pearson and
John Cadwalader, Jr., j. Gilbert McIlvaine
and Or. George VI. Coates of Philadelphia,
who are to attend him az best mar and
and Miss Elizabeth r. McIlvaine Of Phila-
delphia will take place next Saturday, June
. at st. Andrews Episcopal Church in that
CITY. Bishop Mackay-Smith will perform
the ceremony.
Miss CYNTHIA Roche and Arthur Scott
Burden, whose wedding cards will be sent
out soon, have selected Grace Church for
the event. to be celebrated at o on on Mon
day. June II. The Rev. DIR. William r..
Huntington, the rector, VIII perform the
ceremony. The service will be fully choral.
A bridal breakfast will follow. The couple
will summer abroad.
A special train will convey the bridal
guests from town to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
next Saturday, for the wedding Of Miss
Justine de Peyster, daughter Of the late
Mrs. Johnston Livingston de Peyster, and
Townsend Martin. The ceremony
will be performed in the big drawing room
of the De Peyster country place at rs O'CLOCK
10y Bishop William Gates Satterlee Of WASH
ington. Mrs. Garrett B. Kip, the brides
will attend her as matron Of honor
and Frederick Townsend Martin will assist
he bridegroom as best man. There will
be no bridesmaids or ushers. An elaborate
bridal breakfast will follow the ceremony:
The guests will return to town also by special
train late in the afternoon.
The wedding Of Miss May Louise Rogers
and James Reginald Foster will be cele-
brated on Wednesday afternoon, June 20.
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan A. Rogers, IA West Seventy
second street. The bride will wear a COS
of white satin with point lace, tulle
and orange blossoms. She will be attended
by Miss Frances Scoville as maid OF honor.
There will be no bridesmaids. Harry
man and John Clinton Gray, r.; Austin
Gray, Ralph Ranlett, William A. Meikleham,
L. Roscoe Matthews and L. G. Benedict
be ushers, Only relatives and some
friends will be present at the cere-
mony, which will be followed by, a large
dinner on Friday night, June Is, at Del
.onico's.
Sir Charles Campbell Of England, who
was at . the Holland House, sailed on
the Oceanic Wednesday for England, as
did Sir Robert Eastwood, Baron and
Baroness F. Won Bardeleben and Baroness
Hedwig Dufour sailed Tuesday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Sir Hubert Jerming-
ham was one OF the passengers on tDe I
Major Baron and Baroness
Won Buttlar Brandenfels are
among the passengers on the Kronprinz
Wilhelm, due to arrive here on Wednesday.
Baroness Won Zedwitz, Baron Waldemar
Won Zedwitz and Marquise des Monsters
Merinville, who have been staying several
at the Netherlands, sailed Thursday
for Europe. Count Portals also sailed
that day on the Kaiserine Auguste Victoria.
Prince Formosa of Sicily, who arrived
Friday on the Deutschland, will make
q tour Of the principal cities and visit places
Of particular interest. The Countess de
is now the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
G. Richardson of New Orleans.
Mrs. Bower Ismay, who arrived from
Europe on Wednesday, is the guest Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Schief-
felin. She will return to England on June
20. Mr.. and Mrs. Scheffelin and Miss Dor
othy Schieffelin will start a little later on
their annual visit to England. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Amsinck, the latter Mrs:
Schieffelin's sister, sailed last week n
be absnt until the autumn.
Miss Florence Adele Kelley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tevis Kelley Of No.
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