The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-12

J. Gaynor. son OF the late Mayor
William j. Gaynor. will take place at
the home of the bride on Thursday.
Miss Page. who Is n niece of Thomas
Nelson Page. American Ambassador to
Italy formerly made her home in
Brooklyn, where her father was rector
OF 81. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church.
One OF the most interesting weddings
OF Easter week will be that of Miss
Elise Wall Ladew. daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward X. Ladew, to w.
Russell Grace. son of the late William
K Grace, At one time Mayor Of New
York, AT the country home of the bride.
Elsinore. in Glen cove. l.. l., at $3.50
o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
II Will be one Of the first country
weddings of the season and will attract
large number of friends from New
York ana from the neighboring Long
Island colonies. The ceremony will DE
performed by the Rev. Bernard OEeilly.
rector OF ST. Patrick's Church in Glen
Cove, l.. l., ana will be followed by u
large reception.
Spe cial cars attached to n train
leaving the Pennsylvania station at IL
o'clock will take the guests from this
city, returning after the wedding break
fast. Mrs. Charles Wall, grandmother
OF the bride. and Mr.. and Mrs l.. Berry
Wall arrived from Paris last week to
be present.
Miss Ladew will have Miss Hllda
Holmes, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ARENAS II. Holmes. az her maid OF
honor and the other attendants will be
the Misses May Duncan Watson. Mary
Cutting Cumnock. Maude @. Shepherd,
Mildred Poor, Alice Richard and Anne
Wall. u cousin Of the bride. Miss Kath-
crime Kent. niece of the bridegroom.
will be the flower girl. Joseph T.. Grace
Will be his brothers best man.
Miss Madeleine II. Cook, a daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Henry r. Cook will be
married to Theodore p. Dixon. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt p. Dixon, in
the Central Presbyterian Church on
saturday afternoon.
Tho bride will have her sister. Miss
Edith Cook as her maid of honor and
me other attendants will be Mrs J.
Macy Willets, the Misses Augusta p.
ana M. Louise Dixon, sisters OF the
oHdegroom: Laura Livingston. Eliza
peth Hoyt. Vera Bloodgood and Maria
Cook. another sister OF the bride.
Walbrdge s. Taft will be tho best
man The ushers will be ]. Fahys Cook.
HOWARD A. Plummer. Gerard p. Lam
oar William NJ. Wright, G. Brette
Glaenxer. Richard r. Danielson and
William Mccormick Blair.
AFTER the ceremony there win be Q re-
caption at tho home OF the brides par
ens, ~ East Stxty-fourth street.
MIN French Vanderbilt will give a
aAnce at Sherry's on Thursday night for
AS Eleanor Livingston Burrill, who
Vim be married 10 Francis o. French in
q Bartholomew's Church on the after
noon OF April 23 at 4 o'clock.
Miss Burrilrs bridal attendants will
include her sister, Miss Beatrice Burr!ll
VINO Will be maid OF honor. and the
m,sses I.eonie Burrill, a cousin Of the
bride; Alice Gouverneur Kortright.
Louise Munroe. Lillian Endlcott, Kath-
crime c. Miller, Hildah c. French, Lesley
T. PEARSON and Catherine l.. Hamersley
s'uyvesant lie Roy French will he his
brothers. best man. The ushers selected
gre Edward Livingston Burrlll. Jr.,
brother OF the bride; Henry II, II. Rip
eS, Grafton Chapman, George Is. Post
"a. Reginald Lanier. John Elliott. John
Munroe. Griswold Lorllard, Stanley O..
mortimer, IL. Gallatin Pell and Samuel!
J. Wagstan
The wedding OF Miss isabel Shirley
snackenbush, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anraham c. Quackenpush, to Francis
Anot son Of Mrs. George Il. Minot Of