The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

They will remain away until the niddle
of September. Mr.. Brooks will join them
later.
Cards for the wedding OF Miss Rebekah
Mclean and Lieut.. John de b. W.. uar-
diner OF the Eleventh Cavalry. I. 3. A.
will I've sent out in a few days. The home
~ the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs;
Donald Mclean. Is8 Lenox avenue, WIN
be the scene Of the event and saturday
June IL. has been selected as a as.e'
The will be performed by Mgr.
Layelle Of st. Patrick's Cathedral. There
will he no bridesmaids or ushers. Albert
Richie an uncle OF the bride. viii ASSIST
the bridegroom as best man, A genera
reception will follow the ceremony. Lieui.
Gardiner and his bride will pass their
honeymoon in Europe.
A garden fete with ballet accompani-
ment will be held in the field at the rear
Of the Lenox Library. between seventeen
and Seventy-frst streets. on Madison
avenue, for three days and nights, BE-
ginning on Tuesday, in aid Of Hope Farm.
Much careful work has been going on Tor
acme time to transform this into a garden
With an open air theatre. The ballet
from the first act OF Smetana's The
Bartered Bride will be danced Ottokas
Bartik OF the Metropolitan has been drill
ing. the fashionable corps de ballet for
some time past. The performance will
begin at $50 o'clock each evening. and
a ain at $50. Among the dancers will be
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, Mrs. James
b. Eustis, Mrs. Austen Gray. Mrs; Arthur
Iselin, the Misses Julia Hoyt. Dorothy
Moran. Blanche oelrichs, Ellen Rogers;
Katherine Atterbury and Lucy Brown and
Lydig Hoyt. T. Markoe Robertson. w.
O'Donnell Iselin, Richard Lawrence.
! Thomas B. Clarke, Jr., Tiffany Richard
eon. Edmund Rogers, Seymour johnson.
3. Gerry Chadwick and Newton Rae.
! Tickets are on sale by Miss Muriel Moran,
business manager. 527 Fifth avenue,
Delmonicc will serve dinners and suppers
in the open air restaurant and from the
many stalls will be sold garden imple-
mepts, automobile hats. spring head
wear. articles for travellers, confec-
tjonery and fancy goods. Some OF those
in charge will be the Misses Anne Morgan.
Dorothy Whitney. Elsie de Wolfe, Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Ernest ieelln;
Randolph, Mrs. Richard Stevens, Mrs.
q. II. Mairs, Mrs. Philip Lydig, Mrs. Fred
eric Bull. Mrs. J. II. Wright. Mrs. Oliver
Gould Jennings. Mrs. j. II. Mccullough,
Mrs. Nathalie Schenck Collins and Mrs.
Joseph Hartman. A Hungarian orchestra
will play through dinner anu ioI uahcihk.
Farm is a summer home for boys
in which Bishop Greer is greatly inter-
ested.
Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg and her daugh-
ter, Miss Eugene Ladenburg, are again
ON his side after a stay Of eighteen months
In Europe. They will remain for some
time at Westbury. l.. ].
Miss Sarah Adele Collins. daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs, Francis Howard Collins OF
this city. and Dixon Boardman, o Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Boardman. will be
married at the Hotel st. Regis al 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Collins will
have only two attendants, Miss Anna Rey-
nolds, maid OF honor. and Helen Chisolm,
flower girl. Francis Boardman Ia to be.
tho best man. The ushers are Harold COL
Inns, Harry Cox, Richard 8. TillinEhast
and Bradford Boardman. Mr.. and Mira.
Dixon Boardman will make their home in
London, England.