The sun., 1908-09-06
IN SOCIETY.

IN SOCIETY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gardner Lottimcr,
who passed their Honeymoon at the
thousand Islsnds. are now at the Bee
Hive, the ,IIoftimer seashore place at
Monmouth Beach. When they return
to town they will make their home al
l2l Madison avenue.
Commander William Hugh McGfann,
U. g. N, retired. and Mrs. McGrann
ct home after October at $40 West il2tf
street.
Miss Mary Emily Sands and Hugh
Melville Howard of England are to be
married ON Saturday. September 10. In
St. Andrews Dune Church, Southamp-
ton, l.. I. There will be breakfast
afterward at the summer cottage OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben jamin
Aymar Sands. The bride will wear a
Costume of white satin with lace. tulle
and orange bicssonns.
Hugh Melville Howard has been over
here since the arrival Of the bride from
q European trip few weeks ago. He Ia
q half brother Of the Earl Of Wicklow
whose wife is daughter Of the Duke OF
Abercorn. His mother. known by her
courtesy title Of Fanny. Countess oil
Wicklow, remarked and Is for, the second
time q widow. Her second husband was
Marcus F. Beresford.
Among those who gave dinners at their
Newport cottages last Sunday night were
Mrs. Ogden hiills. the Misses Brice, Mrs,
Craig Biddle. Mira. Thomas Hitchcock
Mrs. Edward c. Knight. Jr,, Mrs. Robert
Goelet. Mrs. William Grosyenor. Mr.
Henry 8. Redmond. Mrs. Robert Ives
James P. Kernochan. On Monday Mrs.
and Mrs. James Laurens Van Allen. MIR
aud Mrs. C.. Oliver Iseliu and Mrs
David King gave dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Rockefell er
have with them at their camp at Bay
Pond, Adirondack. their son-in-law,
Marcellus Hartley Dodge, and Frederick
Clarke of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John
d. Rockefeller. Jr.. who were at Bar
Harbor for the season. are in their new
country house.
Bradford G. Weekes arrived from Porto
Rico yesterday and his wedding with Miss
Gladys Onderdonk will take place in the
immediate future. Mr.. Weekes is the
third son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Delano
Weekes Of SO West Fifty-flrst street.
The bride-elect is sister OF Mrs. Percy
LIE Roy Fearn, who was Miss Eva Onder-
donk Of 2 West Eighty-third street, and
has not yet made her social debut. The
families OF both have country places at
Oyster Bay.
Ia r;t,, ax,anf ~ tho xvaalf xvhiNh N ie
expected will be very largely attended
will be the garden party and fair in aid
OF the Nassau Hospital, to be held at
tranquility. the country seat OF John A
Weekes Of 10 West Forty-seventh strees,
i2. Two thousand tickets at 81 each are
beng distributed for sale and the amount
realised for these will be increased con-
siderably by the sale at the booths and
refreshment marques.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Kenyon
Godby and Richard Norman. Blaker will
take place on Thursday In the parish
church at Eltham, Kent England. The
bride is the only daughter Of Mrs. Alex
ander John Godby, formsrly Of Baltimore,
Ethan. The bridegroom is young
solicitor and well known cricket player.
Probably Miss Patrice Egan will be
the first American bride for some time in
Copenhagen. She Is q daughter Of the
United States Minieter to that place and
her wedding with Elmer Murphy. of
Washington, d. c.. will take place there
on. Thursday at the residence of the
Minister and Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther H. Tucker will
sail from Europe on Tuesday with their
family. Mr.. Tucker went over three
weeks ago to return with the others,
who have been In France for some months.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Fangeres Bishop Of
81 West Ffty-fifth street. who have been
abroad since June, chiefly at Nauheim,
Germany, are booked to sail on the
Oceanic on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Egerton Webb and Miss Webb. who
have been in London. will sail on next
Saturday.
The marriage Of Tyler Longstreet Red
field of New York and Mrs. Lydia P.
Story Of Gwydyr. Chestnut Hill. Mass,
will take place on Wednesday at St.
summer residence OF the bride Is at
Orienta Point near Mamaroneck. and
the breakfast will be served there.
The marriage OF Miss Eveanna Augusta
Baldwin and Edgar Field Martin will
take place at O'Clock on Thursday even
ing at the Presby yterian Church, Pareip-
pany. N. j. A reception and dinner
will follow at the homo Of the bride Q
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Baldwin Of
Boonton, N. j.
One OF the weddings Of interest to
take place on Thursday will be that of
Miss Emily Taylor, daughter of the late
Col. Daniel Morgan Taylor, U. s. A.,
and E. Harrison Symington at Lucerne,
Switzerland. The bride is well known
here and in Washington and went with
her mother last March to Europe. Mr..
Symington, who is a son Of Major w.
Stuart Symington OF Roland Park, Md,
has been on a tour OF the world. The
couple will make q tour OF the Continent
before returning here in the late autumn
10 live in Chicago, where MIR. Symington
and his brother, Roland l.. Symington,
are in business.
Invitations have been received here
for the wedding Of Miss Marjorie Rea
and Henry Hughart Laughlin, to take
place at the summer homo Of the brides
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