The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

The bride will be attended by her sister,
M g Mercedes Roberts. as maid Of honor
and the bridegroom will be assisted by
Frederick A. Russell as best man. There
will be no bridesmaids or ushers.
One Of the first fash enable weddings OF
the Washing ton season, that Of Miss Anna
Aspinwall and Lieut.. George Blanchard
Comfy, Y. s. A, will take place on
Tuesday in st. Thomass Church. The
Rev. John A. Aspinwall, the brides father,
will perform the ceremony and afterward
he and Mrs. Aspinwall will give a breakfast
at their home in Dupont Circle. Another
wedding on Tuesday will be that OF Miss
Grace Chetwode Chapman and Simeon
Baldwin Chittenden, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon B. Chittenden Of Columbia
Heights. Brooklyn. in the Church Of the
! First Parish, Concord, Mass. The bride is
a daughter Of Mrs. John HartwelI Chap
man.
just now he impression is that Mrs.
Aston will carry out her usual winter pro-
gramme, she having already given some
dinners since her return from Europe. IL
will probably be during the Horse Show
that she will begin to entertain in earnest.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson, her son-in-
law and daughter, are now at their home
here. Her granddaughter, Miss Caroline
Drayton, will pay her a visit shortly.
Miss Marjorie j.. Willis and DR.. Alfred J.
Grimm will have a pink and white wedding
next Wednesday evening, October IL, in the
Church OF st. Aloysius at 7:3O o'clock. The
bride will look very pretty in a costume OF
white satin and chiffo on, trimmed with rose
point Lace, with court train and tulle veil,
held with a wreath Of orange blossoms. She
will carry a shower bouquet Of orchids and
lilies Of the valley. Mrs. George Gann-
muller, who will attend as matron of honor,
will be in a gown of white satin chif on, and
Miss Frances II. Tierney the maid Of honor,
in pink chiffon over white net. The brides
maids, the Misses Clarisse Richie, Elizabeth
Edenfeldt, Florence King and Alice Murphy,
will be attired In pink chiffon. and Helen
Irene Abeel, the little flower maiden, in white
chiffon and lace. DR.. Perley Cole Of Dobbs
Ferry, n. Y, will assist as best man, and j. j.
Grimm, Robert Hanford, William NJ. Fsel-
groth and Emanuel Delaterra will be the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Moon are now
at Hot Springs, Va, in company with
Mr.. Moore's father, James Hobart Moore.
Mn. Nathaniel Moore, who was Miss Helen
Fargo OF this city, has been seriously i'll Of
late. Miss Grace Fargo. who will be one OF
this winters debutantes here, is with her
cousin at the Hot Springs. Her mSther,
Mrs. James +. Fargo, will give a tea for her in
December at her home in Park avenue.
One Of the Washington weddings Of De
cember whioh will be attended by New York
guests will be that Of Miss Elinor Hoyt.
daughter OF the Solicitor General and Mrs
Henry M. Hoyt, and Philip Hichbom, aon
Of former Chief Constructor Hichborn Of
the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt will
entertain a number OF friends at Biltmore
House before going to their Washington
apartment in Stoneleigh Court next month.
They return to their establishment near
Asheville in North Carolina for the Christmas
holidays.
Among the out Of town weddings of Tues
day for which cards are out in that Of Miss
Marjorie Stanley and Paul c. Carey, to take
place in Grace Episcopal Church, Orange.
N. j. The bride will he attended by the
Misses Elizabeth Walk OF New York, Harriet
Patterson OF A~ttleboro, Mass, a cousin:
Edith Morley, Lillian Benton and Margaret
Coyne "a maid Of honor and bridesmaids.
Edward Otis Stanley, Jr., brother Of the
bride; Winthrop Waite, Egbert T BrundaRe,
Charles s. Morley and r. Francis Carey OF
OranZe n William W. Hay Of New York
will ssist the bridegroom az best man and
usLeTs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edw ard Otis Stanley.
the brides parents, will give a reception
at their home, 40 Hawthorne
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