The sun., 1908-04-26

ments Of last week there are 10 be the meet,
ings Of the patriotic societies and the sooihl
festivities which accompany them
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton MoK. Twomoly
and Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly, who
passed Easter at their country place az
Madison, N. j., returned TO town on MONDAY
One Of the weeks notable weddings VIII
be that Of Miss Helen Van Cortlandt dc
Psyster and Surgeon George Augustus Lung,
.. s. N, TO take place In 81. Bartholomew
Church on Tuesday. Coadiutor Biahop
David H. Greer will perform the Ceremony,
assisted by the Rev. DR. Parks. Miss de
Pc ster win be unattended. After the
church ceremony Mrs. Frederick J. de
, Peystsr, mother Of the bride, will give
reception at her home, IL East Elgny-
sixth street. DR.. Lung was one OF the
ushers at the wedding OF Frederic Ashton dc
Peyster, brother Of his bride-eleot, with miss
Alice Abercrombie-Miller last Tuesday AZ
Lakewood, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt, who
have had Biltmore House filled with guests
for Easter and also for the ShePard-Rees
nuptlals, will soon make q little stay az
Hot Springs, Va. Mr.. and Mrs William X.
Vanderbilt, Jr., gave some suppers last
week at the Knickerbooker,
Countess Szech6nJ Is 10 be presented
at court in London, and she and her hus-
band are 10 visit with Ambassad or and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and the Duchess OF
Marlborough In June.
One Of the notable June weddings will
be that Of Joseph Letter and Miss Juliette
Williams, to take place at the home OF the
bride'e parents, Lieut. Col. j. r. Williams,
T. 8. A.. and Mrs Williams. Mr.. Letter and
his bride are to pass the summer at Man
chester by the Sea with Mrs. Letter, who
has the fine Head establishment there.
A quietly celebrated wedding Of next
Thursday viii lIe that Of Miss Delight Dick
inson and Robert Stewart Crocker. The
ceremony will be performed at O'Clock
IN the afternoon at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Z. Dickinson,
aI2 West Seventy-seventh street, IN the
nreeenoe of relatives and intimate friends
onlv. AfteFWard there will be small re-
oeption Mrs. Gustavus Colhoun Marshall.
who was Miss Mabel Jones, viii attend az
matron Of honor. Bruce Falooner, Harvey
Williams, Alfred Macy and Wells Diokin.
son of New York and Joseph Chapman OF
Philadelphia will assist as best man ana
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Dennis Shepard
will make their home in New. York. They
had one Of the nice big weddings OF tine
week at Biltmore, N. O., on THURSDAY
Miss Adele Colgate whose mother, now
Mrs. Walter Kennard, is still called on the
other side Cora, Countess Of STAFFORD, the
title Of her second husband came oyer 10
attend "a a bridesmaid at the Dana-Coller
Wedding on Thursday She is grand
daughter OF Mrs. Samuel Smith and a niece
m Sidney ], Smith and Mrs. Alfred kessler
The early honeymoon days Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Pelham Robbins are being
passed on Long Island. They will sail
for Europe on Tuesday for few weeks
trip and will return in June and 60 10 South
amptpn for the summer. Their wedding
on Wednesday afternoon In Grace, Church
was one Of the big events Of the week
Mrs. Henry Pierrepont Perry, who was
Miss Edith Lounsbery, and Mrs. James B.
Haydn we're among the bridegooms rela-
lives who went on to the wedding last Tues
day In Baltimore, Nd, OF Louis T. Haggn,
second son Of Mrs. Ben All Haggin OF 10
East Fifty-fourth street, and Miss Emma
jackson.
Mrs. J. Hopkins Smith. Jr., who was
Miss Pauline Morton, will assist as a bridal
attends0t for the first time since her mar
raRe eighteen months ago at the wedding
Of 81. John Smith and Miss Florence How
land in Grace Church Amherst, Mass, on
Saturday, May %. She will attend the
bride as matron Of honor Miss Rowland
and Miss Katherine Elkins were Of the list
N bridesmaids at the Smith Morton event.
Miss Rowland, who Is q daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, Walter Morton Rowland OF Chi
caoo win have no bridesmaids. st. John
smith. who Is q son Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Hop
kins Smith OF II East FoTty-seventh street,
viii have his brother, j. Hopkins Smith,
az his best man, and Langdon Parker Mar
win Henry McBurney, William Staokpole,
Julian Parker Welsh and lawrence g. Butler
Of New York, and Charles jackson and
Eliot Wadsw orth Of Boston, and Frederick
Hale Of Portland, Me, as ushers Mr.
ID
fast after the church ceremony at their
country place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris.
the latter Miss Alletta Nathalie Iorillard
Bailey, will pass part Of the summer In
Europe and on their return make their
homo In a suburb Of New York. Mrs.
Morris wore a quantity Of superb point
lace and some fine diamonds at tho homo
wedding on Easter Monday. In fact the
white satin was entirely covered with lace
worn previously by three generations OF
brides, and the veil was OF the lace. Her
diamond oollarette was a gift from her
mother and the pendant from the BRIDE
groom.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel H, Valentine, who
salled Wednesday on the Mauretania, eI-
poet to return in July and 60 to their cottage
At Narragansett Pier. They will make
an automobile tour Of England, France
and Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Martin. Jr, sailed for England on the
Idratic on Wednesday after stay OF six
months hore,
Samuel wagstaff gave his bachelor din
ner at the Harvard Club last nlGnt. ais
guests included George Wagstafi Girls
void Lorillard, Clarence Pell, Warren
Robbins, James Park, Taylor Pyne' Albert
Hoffman, Oliver Hartman, Alfred Wag-
stan, David wagstaff. Blanchard Rand
and Francis o. French. Next Saturday
night, May 2, Mr.. Wagstaff's hancee, Miss
Pauline French, will give her bridesmaids
dinner at Harbor View, the Newport cot
tago OF her grandmother, Mrs. Francis
Crmond French. Miss French's guests
will be her grandmother, Mrs. French;
her aunt, Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt; Mrs.
Smvyesant Leroy, her maternal grand