Evening star., 1928-11-18
New York Social Set Creets
Many Foreigners of Note
One Group Arrives to Attend Wedding of Inter.
national Interest, Others on Tour-Nuptial
Engagements Announced.

NEW YORK, November 17.-Many
foreigners of note will visit this country
between now and early December. some
Of them coming over for the wedding OF
Miss Estelle Manville. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs H. Edward Manville, to Count
Foike Bernadotte of Sweden at Pleas
antville. N. Y. December /; others for
tour of the country and unof1cial
visits to prominent Americans. Some
OF the foreigners arrived this week,
among those coming III on the Majestic
last Tuesday, being the 1nfante Don
Alfonso Of Orleans. a cousin of the King
Of Spain, who was accompanied by his
wife, the lnfante Dona Beatriz, sister
OF Queen Marie of Rumania; Prince
Don Alvaro de Orleans Bourbon, the
Narquessa de Villavieja Dona PompoSa
de EsSandon. The royal party passed
the first two or three days with Brig.
Gen and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt at
their house on Fifth avenue. Next
week they will be the guests of Mr.
Percy r. Pyne, I'd, at his estate at
Roslyn. Long Island. November 81 Mr..
Pyne will take the party to Princeton as
guests of his mother, Mrs. Moses Tay-
Tor Pyne. They will attend the special
performance of La Traviata to be given
st the Metropolitan Opera House the
night of November q for the benefit
of the new University City in Madrid
The benefit has been organized under
the patronage Of the King and Queen
OF Spain. Bori, Gigli and De Luca
will sing.
Among those coming over next week
for the wedding of Miss Manville and
Count Bernadotte, ere Prince GuStavuS
Adolphus. eldest son of the Grown
Prince of Sweden: the bridegroom's old
er brother. Count Carl Bernadotte, and
his sister-in Law. Countess Mariana
Bernadotte: his older sister. Elsa Berna-
Gotte. who heads the Y. w. c. A. or
ganization in Sweden; his aide-de-
camp. Baron Sigfrid r. Rallamb. Lieut..
in the royal bodvguard; Count Carl
GuStaf Bonde and Countess Ebba Bonde,
daughter of Marcus Wall Enborg. bank
er. Also Count Nils Wachtmeister.
Countess Martha Wachtmeister, Capt.
Per Janse, Mrs Ella JanSe, Baron Carl
Erik Won Platen, Lieut.. Johan August
Enhoerning, Baron Carl Legercrantz:
Lieut.. Goesta PAUL. and Count Erik
Won Rosen, lieutenant in the royal body
guard.
Elaborate Ceremonial
Planned for Wedding.
There will be an elaborate musical
program for the wedding Arthur Glib
SUI, OASoLA4SI ASA 4hAA
will start the program at $3.50 o'clock,
2 half hour before the ceremony. Mr..
Gibson has arranged IL numbers, some
Of which will be sung by bows from DR..
Tertius Mobiles choir of st. Thomas
Church and the choir Of the Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church. A string quartet
and harp also will be on the program.
The Swedish wedding march by Sod
ernan will open the musical renditions
srd will be followed by Cigars "Salut
C Amour" Saint-Saens lie Cygne."
Gounod's "Hymne ste. Cecile," Wag-
ner's Cathedral Professional" Tschai-
kowsky's "Andante Cantabile," Soder-
mans Swedish Bridal Chorus" the
Bach-Gounod Ave Marie" the "Ole
Full Swedish Folk Song" Wagner's
"Lohengrin Wedding March" Barnby'S
"Oh, Perfect Love-" and Mendelssohn's
wedding March
Two cushion bearers have been added
t. the wedding party. They are Master
Jack Strong, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Strong. and little Elizabeth Ash
forth. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Adams Ashforth. The cushions used
will be the ones used at Mrs. Man
villeS wedding.
The ceremony will be performed by
Plight Rev. Ernest M. Stires, Episcopal
Bishop of Long Island; Rev. DR.. E. T:
Burrill, rector Of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Pleasantville, and Rev. DR..
John N. Lewis, pastor Westover School,
which Miss Manyille attended.