The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-06
IN SOCIETY.


IN S0CIETY.
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Weddings in and out OF town will keep
society busy this week and cards for
other events later in the month are being
sent out daily. There Is . good deal Of
interest In the approaching marriage Of
Tie Rey; Hugh Mocullonsh Birokhsad .
Caroline Minturn Hall. who Is a grand
daughter Of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. The
bridegroom will give his bachelor dinner
tomorrow night at the rectory. The
combined choirs OF st. Georges will sing
during the %arrisSs service. ,,. f., g.
Georges on Wednesday afternoon. The
ceremony will be performed by Bishop
David H.. Greer, assisted by the Rev. DIR.
William Mercer Grosvenor. rector OF the
Church al the Incarnation, at $50 o'clock.
There will be an elaborate choral service.
The bride. who will be in a costume OF
blossoms, will be attended. by the Misses
Rosalind Richards and Laura f.. Richards
Of Gardiner. Me. Margery Swan. Marion
NJ. Clarke, Louise Clarke and Eleanor
Swan. all Of this city. will act as brides
maids. Philip q. Birckhead will assist
his brother q 3 best man, and Donald
Mckay Frost. Walter G. Lane. William q.
Low. Jr.. Frank L. Hagemeyer, Henry
M. Hall. John Hall and br. Reginald II.
Sayre will be ushers. Afterward there
win be a reception held in the parish
house. POI East Sixtieth street. The
Prescott Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Birckhead
will pass their honeymoon in Europe and
when they return in September win 20 to
Eastover, the little country place in
Middletown. Newport. OF the ~rector's
mother. Mrs. William H. Blrckhead.
The two daughters Of Gen. and Mrs.
Edward n. Ripley are to be married on
Tuesday at 4 o'clock at Grace Church.
Miss Amelie Sibyi H. Ripley will be the
bride Of Raphael welles Pumpeily and
Miss Nj, a. Sr Van Dsre og Eaipiey .1o Of Al'1 T6.
brides will be attired alike In cos
tuiie and orange blossoms. The Misses
Alice Whiting and Julia Whiting. daukh-
tiers OF DR.. and Mrs. Gray Fairfax Whiting
Of Washington. will be included in the
bridal attendants.
Marchese Don francesca Theodoli and
are soon coming ovsr to this side and will
probably visit with friends at Newport.
where the brides parents M; and Mrs.
S'
q cottage.
Only relatives and q few friends have
been asked to the marriage Of Mics
Jeseamine O. Youngs. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Il. W. Youngs, and
William Bouidin on Wednesday after
noon. The ceremony will take place
in the drawing Of the Youngs apart
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street. The Rev. DR.. J. Nevett Steele,
ceremony at s O'Clock and will be assisted
by the Rev. Charles T. Walkley of East
Orange. The bride will be attended
by her sister. Mrs. Ralph Kilenert Of
Phiiadelphis, as matron OF honor. Albert
Richie will be theb beat man. There will
Bouldin il a o Of Mr.. aud Mrs. william
Bouldin and q grandson Of the late Judge
John Richie OF Frederick, Md. The
bride il q granddaughter OF Marcellus
Eells.
The wedding OF j. Campbell Phillips.
the painter, and Miss Martha Dorph.
daughter OF the late Major John Robert
Dorph OF Stockholm, will take place on
Branch. The invitations have been is
sued by Mr., Phillips's married sister.
Mics Elisabeth Jeanne Dunston and
George Nicholas. Jr.. are to be married
at the Hotel st. Regis on Tuesday after
noon. The bride is q daughter OF John
Dunston.
Invitations we're sent out last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
Of Philadelphia for the wedding OF Mrs
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Fell. and A. J. Antelo Devereux. to take
place at Fort Washington on Wednesday,
June %. Miss Fell, whose mother was q
Miss Drexel. made her social debut two
, winters ago when her cousin. Miss Mar
guerite DreIel. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony j. Drexel, also was introduced.
Paul. and Charles Mum OF Washington
are to be married on June 81.
After their Canadian bridal trip Mr..
and Mrs. Frank X. Sadlier will 60 to Sea-
bright, n. j., for the rest Of the summer.
The bride. who was Miss Neva Valentine
Hecser, wore one Of the prettie.t Of the
bridai costumes Of the week at the cere-
mony in the Lady Chapel Of st. Patrick's
Cathedral on Wednesday morning. The
train was embroidered in silver and
trimmed with point lace.
The Wedding of Mn. james Andarie.e
and Baron o Hosbers Of Germany win
take place on Wednesday in Paris. The
couple will visit the brides brother and
sister.in-lAw, Mr.. and MO. Henry 0oelet
Mcvickar. 1t their Newport cottage in
July.
The marriage OF Miss Fanny Gonley.
only daug hter Of DR.. John W. 9. Gonley
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