The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31

club which will hold its meetings az the
Waldorf-Astoria, will begin its season on
November IS with musicale.
Mr. and Mrs George Walter Bonhotal
of ESQ West Elghty-eighth street sailed
last week for Europe. Mrs. Bonhotal
will remain abroad all summer. but Mr..
Bonhotal will return TO New York early
In July.
Mrs Bedell Parker OF Euclid Hall il
spending a few days in Washington with
friends. Mr.. Parker sailed last week for
Europe
Mrs. william Graham Fleming has
closed her house, 43 East Sixty-seventh
street. and IL staying at the Plaza until
she sails on Saturday for Europe, where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Thomas J. Drummond and her
son. Kenneth Drummond, OF b67 West
18th street, have gone West for a visit
On their return they will go to their
country home at Interlaken, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel May Seymour OF
400 Riverside Drive will go to their camp
on Gatineau Lakes, Quebec the latter
part OF June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan ]. Miller OF 437
West End avenue will spend the sum-
mer at Cedarhurst. L. l.. where they have
taken a cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson Underhli will
give n reception on June IL at their
home, 305 West Seventy street, to
celebrate their silver wedding anniver-
sary.
on Tuesday evening. May &c. at Del
monicOs, Miss Gladys Patience Reid.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reid.
Jr., was married to Alexander l.. Mayer,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Mayer OF
this city. Only members OF the immediate
families were present. The bridal
couple left on their honeymoon TO be away
| about four weeks and Will reside In the
| city upon their return.
| In the Church Of the Covenant, OF which
| her father has been pastor for more tndn
twenty years. Miss Emma L. Webster,
| daughter OF the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George
| Sidney Webster. was married on Thurs
day evening 10 John Wallace Young. The
| ceremony was performed by the brides
| father. She was escorted to the altar by
Alfred Erskine Marling. an old friend OF
the family.
. Her gown was OF white embroidered
silk draped with Limerick lace apd her veil
| of the same lace, was arranged in cap
| fashion and fastened with a wreath OF or
| ange blossoms. She carried white roses
and lilies OF the valley. Miss Anna s
Gagel OF West Haven was her maid Of
honor and only attendant, She wore pal'
blue taffeta trimmed with yellow tulle anC
white lace
Charles L. Larkin, a classmate OF Mr.
Young, was the best man. and the usher
were Hugh NJ. Jones of Maplewood n. J,
Clarence F., Allen of Salt Lake City. Der
tice II. Olmstead of Walton, n. Y: Ben
John C. Coughlin OF Augusta, Me-. an,
Robert =. Clarke of New York.
Mr. Young and his bride will reside II
New York when they return from thei
wedding trip,
Miss Lulu Reynolds Warner, daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Hammond War
ner, will be married to Herbert A. s,
George on Thursday evening In ST. Luke
Church. Convent avenue and 14lst street
Miss Hilda Goldberg, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Sigmund Goldberg OF COS Wes
10th street, will be married to Jack NJ
! Goldman on Wednesday at the Hote
. Biltmore Miss Goldberg will be atteade
! by her sister Mrs. Mark Groskin. Ralp
Davis Will be the best man. and the ush
ers will be Mark Groskln. Irving Gold
berg, Louis Kuttner, Walter r. Erns
Nathaniel ID. Reich and Herbert l.. Hen
schel.
Mr., Goldman and his bride will sa
! on Saturday for an extended trip abroad.
Mrs. E;-ss LanMg Blue gave luncheo
followed by bridge on Wednesday at he
home on University Heights. The tabl
was decorated with pink flowers, and a
each place was n silver deposit vase as
; souvenir OF the occasion. Mrs. Blue
: guests included Mrs. John Kurrus. Mr.
: Lee Cedarbloom, Mrs. Charles BartholC
. NEW, Mrs. James Slater, Mrs. Charlie
Leonard Fisher Mrs, Grace Smith. Mr.
!. Harry Merrick Henion. Mrs. Thoms
b Tuohy. Mts. joan Collins and Mrs. ]
= Franklin Lpp.att.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Blue leave about the mi,
n die Of June for their country homo
+, Rowayton. Conn.