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

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ell laae Places on saturday aftegaeen ~
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las'ed, and after the ehufeh cnfemuTy Ne
and Mrs HlrhHfd Notf ttvaf, The hftte'e
pHFunts, Viii give n %fecertlut ~ their hqfne,
~ rfufp~c' street. III. uuy. Hoisnd ~
p~afncshofoneh Va Wiu 10 best man,
Mis- Iieleh NJ uould wIi be ahToad thls
summer frr tho first tims since tho mar
riaHs u her younger sister. Niles Anna
Gould with Count Honl 10 tastsilane, She
usually pasees tho heated term ~ her couns
try place ~ tho Catshtlia and otherwise
makes her rural residence az f~FvinRton,
her headquarters, Mas Gould took q aspaf
liking 10 her lttis French Casteilans nephsws
when they we're over with their mother
q few winters ago.
Apparently most ~ tho couples ~recsntly
married or about Ia he Wooded are bent on
Passing their honeyrnoonH abroad. George
L. Cutter will sail with hls bride. now Miss
Olga Townsend on the Camparia the day
after the wedding. Amedee Wallis Rey-
Florencs Adele Kelley being the bride-elect,
has taken passage for June IL. DIR. and Mrs.
Frederick Il. Van Beuren, who were mar
RED yesterday afternoon, will have q pre-
liminary bridal jaunt before sailing on June
10. Carrot Hobart and his bride, nov Miss
on June ~ for a summers trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Brigham the
latter formerly Mrs. Honorine Vail. who
were married on April %, sail on June 10.
Arthur Scott Burden will sail with his bride,
now Miss Cynthia Roche, very shortly after
the wedding on June II. The couple will
visit Mr.. Purden's aunt, Mrs. Griswold
Gray, In Paris.
The wedding Of Miss Flor ence Reid,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adri a N Young
Reid. and q Gorge Henry Smith, Jr:, will
place In the Marble Collegiate Church
on Wednesday week, June 9.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson, who last week
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis II, Hunnewell, at their
place at Wellesley, Mass, will sail for Europe
on Saturday. The former Mrs. Hunnewell,
Mrs. John Stanbury Tooker, will be
at Newport this summer.
The annual long distance drive Of such
members Of the Coaching Club as care to
10 on for next Saturday. The
Gerry farm on the shores Of LAX Delaware
be the objective point. Robert Living
ston Gerry and Peter Goelet Gerry will be
The hosts of the club members at the old
in the day and the route will be up the east
Of the Hudson TO Poughkeepsie,
where they WV board Mr.; Gerry's steam
the Fled a. on which they will pass
The night. The coach will be carried to
by boat and will be Joined there
the morning by the party, when the
drive to Lake Delaware will be resumed.
The return trip will be made on Monday.
William Jay, Reginald W. Rives, George
.. Haven, Jr., Alfred @. Vanderbilt, James
Ledyard Blair and oliver Gould Jennings
the Messrs. Gerry will be Of the party.
The trip will take two days each way and
twenty four-in-hand teams will be re-