The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

6, 1915.-copyioa.. 1918. BY the S
OF Col. c. O. Redington and Mrs. Red
ington OF Syracuse. but for some
years he has made his home in this
city.
Among the interesting weddings OF
this fall will be that OF Miss Marie
Taller. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Lee Taller, to s. Bryce Wing. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stuart Wing OF this
city. II will he celebrated in st.
James's Episcopal Church. Madison
avenue and Seventy-first street. on
November 3. The details VI the we'd
ding have not been completed.
Mr.. Wing and his bride TO be have
been prominent figures at many Of the
race and hunt meets held on Long
Island and were recent visitors TO the
races at Belmont Terminal.
Miss Katharine Hutton. daughter OF
MIR and Mrs. John Hutton OF CSC
Park avenue. will be married Ia
Thomas r. Plunkett OF Pittsfield.
Mass, IN st. James's Church on the
afternoon of November 4. Miss Hut
ton IS now with her parents at their
country place, Shaker Knob, in Ty-
r.ngham, Mass.
In the Presidential suite Of the Bit
more on Wednesday afternoon was
celebrated the wedding OF Miss Enid
y. Shaw, daughter OF eX-Secretary
Of the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw and
Mrs. Shaw to John NJ. McMillin Of
this city. only the immediate families
witnessed the ceremony, which vas
performed by the Rev. Charles l..
Goodell OF St. Paul's Methodist E.pis-
copal Church. and following Il there
was a small reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
MCAlillin left for the South on their
wedding journey. They will live at
3495 Broadway after December |.
For the benefit of the Fairhope
League and also for the protection Of
bird life in Greenwich. Conn, "Sanct-
nary a bird masque by Percy Mac
- 'fAA ~ own VII "Nhil'NhdN .
with an outdoor setting. in Green
wiCh. Among those who are act
ing as patronesses are Mr.. George
W. Hubbell. Mrs. Charles ID. Lanicr.
Mrs. w. T.. n. Scott. Mrs. George T..
Dominick. Mrs. Ernest 6. Wills, Mrs.
Alonzo NJ. Zaoriskie. Mrs. Frederick
X. Rupprecht and Mrs. T.. T.. Close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Phelps,
who were married in Rome during
the early part OF the summer. came
from Bar IIarbor last week and arc al
the Ritz-Carlton. They have recently
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. r..
Osgood Field in Lcnox. Mrs. Phelps
was Mile. do BerteauX daughter OF
Countess dc B~erteauN, and she was
much admired in Roman society. Mr..
Phelps Is a son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harris Phelps. Who for
many years lived in Paris. and he is
an attache OF the American Embassy
in Rome.
Baroness O Andre. who has been
at Briarclin with Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey NJ. Dcpew. will again pass the
winter in New York. She has taken
an apartment at the Carlton House.
where she will go about the middle
OF next month.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston y. Satter-
white have returned from the Green
brier. White Sulphur Springs. W. Va,
10 Martin Hall. their country place in
Great Neck, l.. J., where they will
remain until the early part of jan
uary. Miss Della Gurnee and her
brother, Augustus c. Gurnee. who
were at the Greenbrier for part OF
the summer. are at the Plaza for
an indefinite stay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. Gurnee and Miss Belle Cur
nee have left Bar Harbor and are in
Westbury, l.. l.. for the autumn.
Mrs. Fletcher Ryer and her daugh-
ter. Miss Doris Fletcher Ryer OF San
Francisco. have left Beachmound. in
Newport. r. l., and are at the Ritz
Carlton for several weeks. Miss RIVER
was introduced TO society in New
port during the summer. which was
the first season Mrs. Ryer and her
daughter had been there.