The sun., 1908-05-17
IM sOCIErY.

was the ball on Friday night at the Whip
pany clubhouse In Morristown. There
were fully 500 dancers In the ballroom, and
these were entertained first at dinner at the
many fine establishments near BY. Pr
Leslie ID. Ward gave dinner mt the club,
which was OF eighty-Hve covers.
Charles Scribner, who ls one OF the govern
ors Of the Whippany Club, was not at the
ball on Friday night. as he and Mrs. Scribper
are still abroad. They have been motoring
In France and are now In London. They
will return to New York by tho middle OF
June.
Mr.. and Mrs William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.,
will pass the months OF July and August
In Europe. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who has
just returned from hurried trip to England.
will 20 on % Newport in June with Mrs.
Vanderbilt. MIR. and Mrs. Reginald G.
Vanderbilt, who arrived on Friday after o
few months on the other side, will make
their place at Portsmouth, near Newport,
their headquarters. Mr.. Vanderbilt has
some Horse Show engagements: Mrs. Elsie
French Vanderbilt will meet her mother,
Mrs. Francis Ormonde French. in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Aloysius Clark. who
are living at 10 East Thirty-eighth street,
will soil for Europe on June 3. They will
be accompanied by Mrs. Clark's sister,
Miss Dorothy Bigelow,. daughter Of Poalt-
past winter In July Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
win 70 on to Paris and then make an auto
mobile trip through France and Germany.
Miss Bigelow will remain in England with
her mother. In the early autumn MIR. and
Mrs. Clark will return to their home IN
New York.
Miss Elizabeth s. Oliver, whose marriage
with Francis X. Stevens will take place at
noon next Friday at the home OF her parents,
Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver. Assistant Score
tary Of War. and Mrs. Oliver. 1858 N street.
Northwest, Washington. will have much
splendid old point lace to lembellish her
costume of white satin In fact the gown
is completely covered with II. the yoke
and sleeves being unlined. Clusters and
garlands Of orange blossoms are on both
skirt and corsage, and the veil is OF the
point lace. The Rev. DR.. Cotton Smith, rec
tor of st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. will perform the ceremony. There
will be no bridesmaids or ushers and only
relatives will witness the ceremony. which
will be followed by a breakfast.
The Marquis and Marchioness Of Headfort
sailed on Wednesday for England after
stay of some months in which they have
been entertained constantly. P. F. Collier
gave a handsome dinner for them at the
Plaza on Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wagstaff, who
were married recently at Newport and
who are now honeymooning in Bermuda,
are expected home next week. They will
90 to Tuxedo with Mrs. Wagstaff's aunt,
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt, for a month.
Late in June Mrs. Vanderbilt will go to
Europe. and very probably will be accom-
nm nj iad W Mr. and Mira WaQataR
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre l.. Barley are to
sail on Wednesday for Europe and will
be accompanied by Mrs. Barbey's mother,
Mrs. James Flower, and her daughter,
Miss Estelle Flower. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Montgomery Hare have rented the Barley
place at Tuxedo for the summer. Mr..
Barbey's mother and sister, Mrs. Henry I.
Rarbey and Countess de Pourtales, both
now widows, have fine establishments on
Lake Geneva, where members OF the family
assemble in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Ferdinand have
returned from their honeymoon and are
now at ISL Madison avenue. Mrs. Ferdi-
nand was Miss Sadie Adelaide Hill prior
to the wedding ON April II at Paterson, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris,
the latter formerly Miss Nathalie NJ Bailey.
are the guests OF Mrs. Francis Morris at
Malbone, her Newport place: The young
couple are cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Deering, who have been passing their
honeymoon in Europe, arrived home on
Friday on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
They we're on the Venture on the first trip
Alfred G. Vanderbilt made to Brighton
from London.
The marriage OF Miss Marie Louise John
ston and Charles Atkins Baker will take place
on Saturday afternoon in All Angels Protest
ant Episcopal Church. Eigthy-first street
and West End avenue. The Rev. DR.. W.
De I.ancey Townsend. the rector. will per-
form tho ceremony, and the bride will be
given away by her brother. Franklin john
ston. She will wear white satin gown with
point lace. tulle veil caught with a wreath
Of orange blossoms, and will carrya bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley; she will be attended
maid Of honor. and by the Misses Leslie
Johnston and Frances Johnston, also sisters,
Cora I. Clifford. and Helen Baker, sister OF
the bridegroom. as bridesmaids. Mr.. Baker
will be assisted by his brother, Raymond H.
brother OF the bride. Henry Molloy, Fletcher
Neighbors and Loren Wood will be ushers
Mrs Henry B. Hall Of lO7 East Sixty-fifth
street will 60 to her Gotta ge at Lake Mahopao
by June 1. She will pass part Of the summer
with her daughter. Mrs Reginald Chauncey
Robbins OF Boston. at her country place
on the north shore. Mrs. Robbins, who
returned recently from Europe. assisted
as matron of honor at the marriage Of her
sister, Miss Hail. with Judson Scott Todd
last Thursday. She wore her own bridal
costime Of white satin with point lace and
silver embroidery. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
have arranged for a motor tour in Europe
as part Of their honeymoon.
Miss Caroline Drayton is now at Tuxedo.
Miss Drayton and Miss May Van Alien are
the two remaining unmarried Astor heir
esses. Miss Drayton has made her home
with her father. j. Coleman Drayton, and
not with her mother. Mrs Haig, She is a
great fayorite with Mrs. Astor and her
relatives in England also.
The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Patterson
and Harral Mulliken will take place in the
chantry Of Grace Church on Wednesday.
The Rev DIR. William r. Huntington. the
rector, will perform the ceremony. and the
bride will be given away by her brother.
Albert Mansfield Patterson. She is a
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mansfield Patterson. She will be attended
by Miss Helen Mulliken, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, as maid Of honor. Herbert Clark
Of Boston will assist as best man, and George
Muirson Woolsey of this city and James
n . H.. - = l.