The sun., 1910-02-06

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couple Of days. there Is no apprehension
OF a dull Lenten period 10 follow. Many
\ &C rds are out FOR dinners, lunoheole,
bridge parties. teas with music and
musicales with suppers. also for theatre
and opera parties followed by suppers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips, the latter
born Miss Caroline Astor Drayton. will
pass their honeymoon at Fawkewood.
near Seven Oaks, which Mr. Phillips has
taken for their country house during
their stay in England. He rented town
house as well.
Just now New Orleans is at its gayest.
Tomorrow night the Proteus ball will be
given and on the following night. Shrove
Tuesday. the finale Of the carnival. O0mus
will hold forth at the French Opera House.
A very large New York contingent OF
fashionable people will attend the bal
masque on Tuesday night in Philadelphia.
Among the patronesses OF this are Mrs.
Craig Biddle, sister Of Mrs. Robert Goelet;
Mrs. James Potter, Mrs. Robert Drayton.
Mrs. Charles B. Wright, Mrs. Charles L..
Starr, Mrs. Frederick Mason. Mrs. Richard
Mccall Elliot, Mrs. w. W. Frazier. Mrs.
Robert Cassatt, Mrs. Joseph Norris. yr..
Meade Large.
There will be many bridal guests in st.
Bartholomew Church. Madison avenue
and Forty-fourth street, at the wedding
OF Miss Electra Havemeyer and James
Watson Webb on Tuesday afternoon.
The bridegroom has many relatives on
both sides and a great number OF friends
whom he has entertained at the big coun-
try place Of his parents, DR.. and Mrs. W.
Seward Webb, Shelburne Farms, Vermont.
N a. H. - NJ w.<l H.
w. Vanderbilt and the Duchess Of MARI
borough Mr.. Webb's maternal relatives.
including his cousin Countess S1echenyi,
are in town. Miss Havemeyer has also
large family connection and many
friends. He was graduated from Yale
In 1907 and for the past year has been in
the West acquiring details OF railway
management. just recently both he and
his bride have been in Chicago house
hunting. as that city will be their home for
time.
Mr.. Webb will be attended by his
brother. W. Seward Webb. Jr., as best
man, and Vanderbilt Webb, also brother
Joseph w. Burden. Robert l.. Bacon.
James j. Higginson. Jr.. Gordon Abbott.
Ernest B. Tracy. Whitney Kernochan,
George Whitney and Howard Roome
will be 1shers. Mrs. Peter II. b. Freling-
nuyeen Wlh atteno ner slsVoI As uatron
OF honor, and the Misses Louise jackson,
a cousin, Margaret Dix. Ethel Cowdin
and Anita Peabody as bridesmaids.
After the church ceremony the bride 9
mother. Mrs. Henry o. Hayemeyer, will
give q reception at her residence at Fifth
avenue and Sixty-sixth street.
Lady Paget is now here on business In
connection with the estate OF her mother,
Al IA Da
Capt. Paget, and his cousin. the Hon.
Robert Ward. came over also. Lady
Clifford. the Hon. Henry Coventry. a
younger brother OF Lord Craven. Bradley
Martins son-in-law. the Hon: Philippe
Roy, are among those who have just
reached here. Lord Robert Innes- ksr
Thomas Shaughnessy OF Ireland Is a re-
cent arrival IN town. Sir Richard and
Lady Butler have been here since Thurs
day.
The engagement and approaching
wedding in London OF Miss Fanny Vernon.
sister Of the present peer Of that name. 10
OF interest here. She is a granddaughter
Of Francis 9. Lawrence OF this city. who
has lived for many years In Grosvenor
Square, London. His wife was a Miss
Garner and an aunt Of Lady Gordon
CUMMING, Countess Bretueil and Countess
Won Moltko- -Hintfsldt.
The wedding OF Miss Marie Louise
Logan and Henri de Sincay OF Brussels
will take place on Wednesday after
noon. February %, at noon. In the Lady
Chapel OF st. Patrick's Cathedral, Fifth
avenue and Fifty-first street. The
ceremony will probably be performed by
Archbishop Farley. The Misses Mar
jorie Gould, Marjorie Curtis. Frances
Alexander, Elsie Niooll, all OF New
Cleveland. Ohio, will be bridesmaids. A
sister, Miss Edith Logan. will attend as
maid OF honor. Edmond de Sincay Of
Paris will be best man. and the ushers will
include Anthony J. Drexel, Jr.. W. Rhine
lander Stewart. Jr., ,Moncure Robinson
Duke OF vsIlombrosa and Vicomte de
Perigny. After the ceremony the brides
mother. Mrs. John Logan, will give
reception at her home, IL West Fifty
sixth street.
Miss Marjorie Gould and her hance.
Anthony j. Drexel. Jr.. have been oon-
staIytly entertained since their engage
ment was announced. During her stay
in Philadelphia with MFR. and Mrs. Alex
ander Van Rensselaer,. the latter. Mr.
Drexel's aunt gave some special affairs.
They were chief guests at the dance given
by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Childs Drexel
Miss Gould and Mr.. Dtexel will be bridal
attendants at the De Sincay-Logan event
next Saturday.
The wedding OF Miss MARI Latham
Gurnee and Francis l.. v. Hoppin will
take place next Tuesday. February 8.
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter s. Gurnee. II Fifth ave-
nue.. The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Bell Gurnee. as maid OF honor,
and by the Misses Pauline Robinson.
Pauline Riggs and Sydney Henop OF New
York, and Miss Olivia Thorndike OF Boston
as bridesmaids. Isabella Thorndike and
Lucy Gurnee. her little nieces. will be
flower girls. Robert p. Huntington will
be the best man. and Elisha Dyer and
Charles Keller Beekman. cousins OF the
bridegroom; Walter s. Gurnee. Jr..
brother OF the bride; Robert l.. Livingston.
Percy r. Pyne I'd, Henry Rogers
winthrop. Phoenix Ingraham and Mon
cure Robinson the ushers
Though there were not as many dancers
in the third and last OF the Junior Cotil-
Ions last Tuesday night at Sherry's as at