The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

Easton. to Norris VI. Nunper OF Trenton,
n. j., was recently announced.
Mr. AID Mrs. T.. l.. Ncrmilyc have an.
nounced the engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Marion Hazel Ncrmlye, to waiter
Bryant Hervey, son of PROF. waiter Ia
Heryey, visiting professor at Columbia
University and an examiner of the Board
of Education. Miss Vcrmilyc IL n grand
daughter of the Rev. Isaac Dyckman Ner-
milyc and Is well known in musical circles.
MIR. Hcrvey IL II student 1T Princeton. NO
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Valentine of New
Rochelle have ANNOUNCED the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Charlotte Valen.
, tine, to Burton cole Fonda. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. n. G. Fonda of this city. Mr..
Fonda IL n graduate Of New York Uni
versty, class OF ~. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs James w White have
| issued invitations for the marriage OF
| their daughter Miss May White. to David
l.. George Of Orange n. J. The wedding
will take pace on May - in the Churtn
| of the Ascension. Miss White will be at
tended by Miss Christine Nichols OF sum.
| init, y. j.. Miss Essie Waters OF Brook
lyn and Miss Catherine George and Miss
| Mary Weber of Orange
| william l.. Weber will be the best man
and the ushers will he Henry Po,ller, Ed
| ward II. Austin. George Mayer. Eware
White and Or. Edgar W. White.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jerome Toomey
gave n dinner on Monday at their home,
| Sc West Fifty-third street. The table was
decorated with spring flowers, and among
the guests were Miss Florence Guernsey.
| Mr. and Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill, Mr.. ana
Mrs Samuel May Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Smith Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam 4. Bensel. Mr. and Mrs. Philip =.
Kastel. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick y. Bags.
| Mrs. John Wesley Love. DR.. Fielding j.
| Thacher. Clarence F. Rode, Miss Lulu NJ.
Clark. Mrs. George w Cloves and Henry
CRUDE.
Mr. ard Mrs Charles A. Keene OF ths
Hotel Marie Antoinette sailed on Tues
day for Europe. They will make an eX-
tensive automobile trip through England
and on the Continent
Mrs George Arthur Meyer OF FAC West
End avenue, who mas been abroad since
early March, will sail for New iori 20"
June 10.
justice and Mrs Barlow :. Weeks vii,
open their house at Seagate about the
middle Of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Mnthorno Woolsey have
returned to their home, go West Ninety
fourth street. from the South, where they
spent the winter. They will remain in
town during the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. L. h. H. Tower Of West
l45th street. VINO recently sailed for Eu-
rope. vii! travel on the other side until
early III June.
Mrs. arthur Elliot Fish Of 24S West
Ninety-eighth street will 80 to cliverack,
" Y, about the middle of June.
Mrs. Rufus +. Cowing of West II yhty-
seventh street mas gone to Washington
for a brief visit.
Nearly two Thousand women attended
the nth annua! white and gold breakfast
Of the New York Mozar, Society. Mrs.
Noble Mcdonnell. president, Yesterday AT
, the Hotel Astor The grand ballroom
suite transformed for the occasion
into an old fashioned garden. The guests
We're reccir.d AT II o'clock 10y Mrs. Me-
Council IN the reception room and an
hour later she led the procession to the
ballroom, where the breakfast MAS served.
Miss Nanette Claire Guide was married
on Thursday At the home Of her father,
q. J. Guide. 80 Central Park West. to
Jasper Bayne. The bride was attended
by her sister Mrs. Irving r. Burdck,
who was married few weeks ago. Dom
AID Bayue was his brothers best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayne will spend their
honeymoon IN California ana on their re-
turn will reside in Rye, y. y,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene j. Comsky Of
24u West l0ith stree; have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Kathcryn Eugcnia comisky, to w. stan
ley Mullen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mullen No date has been set for the
wedding. -
VINO were married ON Thursday, are
spending their honeymoon In Atlantic
city. Their wedding took place in the
. church Of the Ascension, the Rev. DR..
=, Percy Suckncy Grant officiating The
: bride who was Miss Bertha Courtney
~ Allison. daughter of Mrs James Allison,
W wore a travelling gown of blue cloth with
!, q black straw hat. Thtr" wrrr no attend
= ants. After the ceremony there was !
!. wedding breakfast at the Hotel NcApin.
10 Mr. and Mrs Walter Charles Bettinson.
: whose marriage took ulac, on Thursday
FL evening at the nome of Mr.. ana Mrs John
N Clapperton Kerr, brother and sister-in-
II law OF the bride. have gone South ON their
wedding trip They viii reside In Upper
Moutcalr on their return. Mrs, Bettson
- was MISS Grace Lothian Kerr
e Mrs. Harry rIass gave the dansan,
is on Thursday AT her apartment nj 315
Il, Park avenue for Miss Charlotte FOxweN
rs Werner, debutante daughter of Mrs. WAX
ter N. Werner of 90 riverside Drive.
II In the Church of 81. Vincent Ferrer
TT on "Wednesday morning. Miss Marie
al Louise Reid, daughter OF pr, John Y.
te Reid, became the bride of Frederick Jo-
n seph FcunuG The ceremony was peg
l. formed AT II O'Clock by the Rev Father
In Wilson and was followed by a breakfast
id At tho home Of the brides father, S5a
d, Lexington avenue.
The bride. who entered tho church with
c. her father, wore gown Of white satin
l.. made with n court train and tulle Vel
Is caught up with orange blossoms She
o, carried lilies of tn" valley and white
r. rnee. IIrr sister. Miss Adelaide Reid
who was her maid Of honor, wore pink
'afreta with polk" bonnet and carried
- a basket OF pink sweet peas. Her other
III attendant, Miss Florence Fenuing. sister
nt Of the bridegroom. wore gown of pale
et blue talfrta Win a pink hat and carried
III witt" sweet u"rs. George fleming at
q tended his brother as best man,
he Mr. Fcnning and his brid" lett after
IS the ceremony Cor the SOUTH where they
H. will spend their honeymoon. They will
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