The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

a. mairon Of honor Though only rela-
hves and a few friends win b present
AZ the ceremony there will be q large 70
caption Afterward.
There viii be a large number Of bridal
guests In tho Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. Fifth avenue and Forty fifth street.
when Miss JEANNE Floyd-Jones Car
ponder and Philip Van Rensselaer, Schuy-
ler are married there on neat Wednes-
day afternoon. April ~. The ceremony
win be performed az 4 O'Clock by the
rector. the Rev. Herbert shipnaan. and tho
BRIDE viii be given Ia marriage by her
father. William Carpender. Mas Anita
Inger1oll and Roger NJ. MintOn, who are
20 be married a week later. on Thursday.
April ~. are on the list Of attendanta.
Mr.. Mlnton will assist A. beat man and tho
No. No., AoSl L GsrPcndsr. Iel Mi',,i ~;
H. Emory, Jr., John r. Moore. Jr.. and
Herbert l.. Riker will bs ushers. Mra.
Noel Lspenard Carpenter and Mlas Ella
Fioyd-Jones Carpender will attend N
natron and maid Of honor and the Mlasns
Gertrude Riker Leverich. Marion hut-
bridesmaids. Label Fioyd-Jones Car
pender. young sister. win be the hover
maiden.
/ Miss Helen Macdonald IApsley and
Robert Ogden Bacon are to Be married
neat wednesday. April %. at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs.. samuel V. " Hunt
ington. 80 East ssventy-siGhth street
The bride In a daughter Of the late Dr.
Bacon IN the youngest son Of Ms. Daniel
0orham Blcon.
Dr.. and Mrs. John A. Hartwell. formerly
Mrs. Mary Green Fulton. will pass their
honeymoon In Europe. They will return
In June 30 that they may attend the we'd
ding Of Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. and Mis-
I kleanor Alexander. q niece Of the bride.
The homo wedding Of the couple yesesr-
Day az Port Chester was a very quiet
anatr and there were no attendants. The
bride II q daughter 81 the late Albert
Green and a granddaughter % Theron
Butler. and her hrst husband wna Elisha
NJ. Fulton. She was a widow for several
years. AmOng those who witnessed the
MFu. Henry NJ Alexander. and Miss
Alexander. Mr.. Roosevelt's hancee. DR..
HArtwell n an attending surgeon at
Bellevue Hospital and assistant surgeon
at the Presbyterian Hospital.
Cora. Countess Of STAFFORD. who In
Mrs. Kennnrd by her third marriage.
has been In town Tor several days. This
h her first visit here Tor q long time.
Her fortune came 70 her from her first
husband. Mr.. Colgate. and her daughter.
Mtns Colgate, her only child. who u very
rich, pasaea most % her time on this aide.
Sir Robert Perks who has been over here
for several weeks. left yesterday Tor his
home in England. SIR Henry W. TTickett
and Lady Trickett have been In town
for several days. Lady Paget after a
= - n. u 49, aa.uslt
To business matters returned on Wednes-
day 90 England. accompanied by two
% her sons Arthur Paeet and Reginald
PnRet Sir William Van Horne Of Mon
treal. Canada. has been here for several
days on one % his frequent visits Sir
Edwin ClOuston. Lord Enfield and Vice.
Admiral Sir Percy Scott, X. y. we're
among those who left during the week
for their homes in England. Sir Thomas
Hewitt. X. C.. who has been here for
a couple of days. will remain for two or
three weeks. Lord Terence Browne
left for Europe on Thursday.
Miss Cecilia May II a pretty Washing
ton girl who has been In evidence here at
the festive Affairs Of last week She will
remain the guest Of Miss Marjorie Curtis
until after the Drexel-Gotild wedding. She
recently made her social debut az q ball
given By her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
isabelle May. much hi demand ~ . brides
maid q few SEASONS ago. and u q niece OF
Lady BAgOt Of London
Craig wadsworth. who has been in town
Tor SJrne weeks. is also participating in
the spring functions. His cousin. Mas
Harriet WahswOrth. who reached here
visit in County Cork, Ireland. went ON
AZ once 20 her home in Washington. One
Of the finest dinner dances ever given
here was that % ArH. Clarence n. MAckAy
. few seasons ago when she introduced
her cousin, Miss Wentworth.
Rinep. swords and white roses ornA-
men ted the apartment taken in q hotel
by Lieut.. Clifford Lee COrbin. q. =. A,
for himself and birdie. Thess had been
dexteroisly arranged by army officers
from West Point in anticipation Of their
arrival. Lieut.. COrbIn N now stationed
at Fort McHenry. Maryland The couple
had a pretty home wedding on Tuesday
Afternoon. when the bride. who was Miss
Emeline A. Sweeny. was charming in |
a costume Of white satin with Venetian
lace
Mrs. samuel n. Valentine gave a hand |
some dinner on Tuesday night az her new |
home. Other dinners Of that might were |
gwen by. Mrs. FRANCIS Key PsndIstOn
and DIR. Leslie Ward. the latter. at the |
W aldOrf- Astoria. being his second rcCently |
for Lady Pagrt. One Of the "Wednesday
night dinners was given by William Mac |
Neal hOdewAld for M. daughter, Miss |
Eleanor Hoffman RodewAld and her |
hAncs.. Gerald Moncriefe Livingston
Frederic A. Juilliard % this city, will |
assist as hest man az the wedding q Frank |
Tracy Griswold and Mis- Alic, Iif,la-
ton next Thursday at the home OF |
the brides mother. Mrs. William y. Lit |
Teton, 1909 spruce street. Philadelphia.
The Rev. DIR. Floyd Tomkins will per |
form the ceremony AZ noon and there /
will he a breakfast Afterward
Mrs. Vanderbilt will give a dinner a,
her home on Fifty-seventh street and
Fifth avenue next Tuesday night. Aprii IN
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt are |
still sojOurning in Berlin. Alfred q. Van