The sun., 1908-09-13
IN SOCIETY.

IN SOCIETY.
Cards are here for the wedding to-
morrow of Miss Bertha II. Lippincott
to DR.. Stricken Coles at the. { hurch Of the
Redeemer. Bryn Mawr, near Philadelphia.
The bride is q member Of the Pennsyl-
vania Society Of lolonial Danes OF Amer
lea, the Acorn hub, the May flower Society
and the hildren's Aid Society. DIR.
Coles Is a son of the late Pey ton Coles
OF Albemarle county, Va. He is In the
faculty of the Jefferson Medical College.
II is a matter Of pride in his family that
II has so6 been in possession 81 plantation
charlottesville, Va, for more than 200
years. A big reception will follow the
ceremony at Alscot, the summer homie
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lippincott. DIR. Coles and his
bride, after their honeymoon iannt,
deiphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Lon ngstreet sail on
Tuesday for Europe, where they will
pass their honey They had o pretty
wedding in st. Thomass Protestant
Episcopal Church at Mamaroneok- on
the-Sound last Wednesday, followed by
breakfast at the home Of the bride,
who was Mrs. Lydia P. Story of Wakefield.
Mass Mr.. Longstreet Is member Of the
Larohmont Yacht Club.
james de Wolfe Cutting is very Iii at
Newport, IN charge of two nurses at his
apartments: He Is q nephew OF Mrs.
l: Townsend Burden, who has been abroad
all summer with her daughters, the
Misses Evelyn and Gwendolyn Burden.
Ogden Livingston Mills and Ogden
Mills Reid, grandsons of d. o. Mills,
were among the guests at the dinner
he gave at his home here, 634 Fifth avenue,
on tuesday night to celebrate his eighty
third birthday Henry Carnegie PhipPs,
whose wife, formerly Miss Gladys Mills,
Is granddaughter of Mr.. Mills, also
was there. Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps are now
Ogden Mills at staatsbure, N. Y.
Baron C. de Montcalm Of Paris, who has
been here Of late at the Belmont. sailed
for France on Wednesday: Duke Ferdi-
nand de Montpelier. brother Of Louis
Philippe dOrleans, and son Of the Count
dc Paris, accompanied by Count II. de
Bernie, Countess de Brionde and others
Of his party, who have just been In Cali
fornia on the way from the Orient, soon
will be In New York before sailing IN
October for ii Eufops Marquis de 4, Leyis ,bs
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Provence for his home in France. Count
Bertrand de Sartiges was one Of the
arrivals in town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. A. Clark and the
latters sister. Miss Dorothy Bigelow.
returned last week from q three months
European trip. Miss Bigelow. who was
larly successful in dramatic charitable
4 entertainmeDta
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton have been
at their country place at Ellerslie on
the Hudson since they arrived from
Paris. Mrs. Cary T. Hutchinson will sail
from Europe for this port next Tuesday.
and on her arrival win visit her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry 8. Dtmook. at their
country. place in South Coventry. Conn.
MIR. and Mrs. Cortlandt field Bishop also
sail for this port on Tuesday from
the other side.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton McK. Twombly
and their daughter. Miss Ruth Wander
bilt Twombly. were In Paris carly Last
week, They will sail for this side next
Thursday and will 60 to their cou ny
place, Florham Park. Madison, N. j..
on their arrival. w. Seward Webb has
entertained o few friends at dinners hero
since he returned from abroad. He
and Mrs. Webb will. % usual. keep their
open until after the Thanksgiving oele-
bration. Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane have been for the past few days
at Elm Court, their Lenox place. which
they will keep open for some time
Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
and Mr.. Thomas Thatcher Of II East
Forty-fifth street for the wedding. Of
their daughter. Miss Sarah Thatcher. to
L. l., to take place next Wednesday
in the Church Of the Atonement, Tenahy,
N. j. The breakfast efterward viii
be at their country place. Sunninghill.
Tenahy.
The decorations were very effective
for the big dinner given last Sunday night
at the Clambake Club. Newport. Sum-
flowers bloomed in profusion on bay
trees placed about and masses OF golden
rod adorned the table. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Oliver dsGn Issln srss9oc Essrtoa l. a %ntssop
dinners at Newport that night. and on
Monday Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs.
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mrs. T.
Shaw Safe and Mrs. David King. gave
dinners. Mrs: Reginald G; Vanderbilt
gave q dig uinn6T dt Dauuy EOmt Ou
Wednesday. as did also Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill had friends to
dine with her on Thursday night.
Miss Mary Bowie johnson, whose
wedding with John Pearoe Campbell.
formerly of Virginia but now Of Balti-
more, will take place on September 2s is
a cousin Of Harry 8. Lehr She Is q grand
daughter OF Reverdy johnson. onetime
United States Senator from Maryland.
Mr.. Campbell is a nephew Of former
Senator Faulkner. The wedding will be
nj the home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
Edward Contee johnson, in Parker place,
Winchester. Va.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet will keep her New
port cottage open for some little time 70
come. The health Of her father, r. T.
Wilson, has improved steadily since he
went to the. resort In June. Probably
LADY Michael Henry Herbert will remain
with him at his home. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Goeiet will attend the Coles
Lippinoott wedding tomorrow at Bryn
Mawr and will soon return TO their home
here at CAT Fifth avenue. Mrs. Goelet has
given some handsome dinners and a
dance or two during the Newport gay
period.
The wedding Of Miss Allene Pender
T,,nner and Alfred Wilkes will take place