The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-29


w sns pes. wssh nae os:n one
w ,.crins In social events ana
w cutie in keeping with the
,.,,s, spirit. While there nav
80 faces missing at the MeeropohHn
49,. House, the standard OF tne eu
80 there assembled has keN up
,.-u.,,y the boxes ana on
-, presenting . brilliant APP
,,,,v OF tho regular hac4tuee nv
.a-,ca for Southern resorts OF to' ~
-. ard those VINO remain IN to~
"a ~ tho chance TO break AMY III.
I.,,en reeuiatiouA. FOR surrey tne
~ harm IN listening 10 the ~ 'u'''
IN the world.
,,a, intervene between this eno ING
,s.,,yni Of Easter pressnt uAHy v
80. out a. soon - thess ween nav
r,.sed there viii b . rouno OF enc.
,.,rr-nts for charity ana num0us
u.d6,nrv. A. Easter MONDAY ia.i. On
en-. thirteenth Of the month. rev oro
seve had tho courage to ehoose tn.'
asv and all Of the weddinss VIII come
.-~as IN that week.
,-.s.d tho wedding Of Mis- Sarah KEN
..o Nance and Charles Henry Mehcn
4, enc chapel q st. Thomass Churcn.
INV OWING TO the very recent oeA.n Oh
her e.ahse, william Mansca. II wn oe
MOI ssmpse. with none but feta'vS
% v1eue0 the ceremony. ana enes~ WIN
be no reception.
rbe same day has eseo eesectsa to1
~. wedding Of MrA L. Racnafoson
rhaver and George Afcnts. Jr- eno o.
N.a Elizabeth p. I. Fly. daugh'er o.
N- and Mrs. George Gardner Fly sno
rdrar l.. Newhouse. Jr. AMONG the
cher brides Of that week w'll % MS
carmen Marines Miss Hilda foo'nDn-
smith. Mise Elizabeth b. faee' M
Madeleine Cook and Miss Elise Laoe"'
o..an steamships took many pfomi-
men. people away from New fork is'
wax but some who had intehoeo 10
sail changed their plans AZ the 'aS.
moment. Tho Duke and Duchess Oh
Manchester. who arrived hero IN 10
,cnber Ia place Of returning 10 Eng
land have gone TO Asheville. ~ =. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. c. Taylor er' on
I'm. Kronprinzessin <ecilie 10 re'"a"
abroad until July, when tney VIII 80 !"
Newport On the Same snip were MI
and Mrs. Harry Oe.richs, VINO went
abroad soon after their marriage IN
January. and In all probability they VIII
I've In England. on the Same "eaii,.
.hip was Allison V. Armour. VINO VIII
20 20 Corfu to be guest OF the Ger
man Emperor. Mr.. Armours STEAM
Yacht Utowana VIII meet MIN IN INC
Mediterranean and convey him 10 ''or1u-
He was a frequent visitor at the opera
while In New York.
Mrs. Paul A. Andrews ana her oausn.
ter Miss Margaret Andrews VINO saiieo
recently, will remain for the entire sum
mer and will not return To then New-
ro-, villa until late In September Mrs
Cecil Higgins. who had oeeh mere WI"
hs- sister. Mrs William Woodward, re-
,,,.,.d 70 her home In London. and the
baron and Baroness de Meyer. aiter
passing the winter In new horn' 'e''
for Paris and London.
w and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop,
u5o sailed ten days ago. will remain
,o- several months travelling In Italy
and spain. Mr.. Bishop will attend the
nes,,rg in NAV OF the International
Aeronautic Federation. when ne Will
rcnrssan, the Aero Club OF America
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green,
who sailed ON the Cecilie. will return for
the season In Bar Harbor. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald dc Koven. who sailed
Yesterday. will be gone until October
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Mccullough. who
leg, on the Cedric. will 80 to Paris and
will be for the greater part Of the sum-
mer in Switzerland
The Duke and Duchess Duraxzo. who
were married in St Thomas's Church
las, month. sailed yesterday and viii
make a yachting trip with Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Hanan In the Mediterranean.
They Will later 60 to Norway and
Sweden. The Prince and Princess
Aymon de Faucigny Lucinge sailed last
week and they will 90 to Paris and
later on to London for the season. re-
turning TO New York In November.
Nj and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
expect to sail on April Z and viii remain
abroad until the latter part OF June.
when they win 60 to their country place
In Lenox. Mrs. william k Vanderbilt.
Who has been in Aiken. will sail on April
and will b accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Barbara Rutherford.
and by her daughter-lsw. Mrs. Samuel
Stevens Sands Mr.. and Mra Ogden
Mills and Mrs. Maturtn Livingston sx-
pee TO sail on the same date to remain.
according to their custom, until Novem.
~.
sou,hern resorts claim many VINO have
oeen In evidence during the busy winter
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele.
WIN their son-in-law and daughter. M
ana Mrs. Devereux M1burn. have been
81 The Greenbrier. White sulphur
.pr'nss where golf Ands many dove
ees Gen. and Mrs.. Howard Carroll