New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-24
IyCIDEyf'S IN SOCIETY.

The engagement IS announced Of Miss Agnes oivan
Crosby, daughter Of the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby, to
he Rev. Arthur Huntington Allen. Of Troy
The wedding OF Miss Mills 10 Henri Cutting Will
take place in Grace Church Wednesday. Novem
Der 2s, at noon
The engagement has Dust been announced Of Miss
Minnie Dunls9 daughter Of Robert Dunlap, Of this
city, 10 Eugene Abbott Baker. OF Orange, n. j.
II. V. lie Mastre will resume his entertaining read
ings In French at the Berkeley Lyceum Mondays and
Fridays in December HIS patronesses include many
of the fashionable women of New-York
DR.. James R. TAYLOR. of New-York, will be married
to Mrs Daniel Lathrop, of Saratoga. Of December 90
Mrs John Sherwood, No. Is West Thirty -seoond-st
gave a tea yesterday afternoon, and was assisted
n receiving by Miss Anna stephens. This was Mrs
herwood's first opportunity Of greeting her many
rlcnds since her return from Europe. Among those
rho called were Mrs. Ethan Allen, Mrs Teaii OF
ylacuse Mrs Eugene Mclean. Mrs S. Van Rensselaer,
huger Miss Seward, Mrs. +. p Kinnicutt, Mrs J.
icl Calvo, Mrs G. ". Baliou, Mrs J. A. Mitchell,
Mss Foote Miss skinner, Miss Guernsey, Mrs saltus
Mrs Lathrop, the Rev. DIR. Newland Maynard, Edward
stephens, Professor and Mrs Doremus, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Sherwood will give
second tea Friday, November 30
MIS-. william S. Livingston, jr., No. 50 East
Fifty -nfth-st, gave tea in honor of her cousin,
Miss Ethel Johnson daughter Of Eastman Johnson the
distinguished artist yesterday afternoon. Miss John
son is one OF the debutantes Of this year She wore
q pretty gown of white tulle dotted with silver,
and received many bouquets. Among the ladies re
ccvinc were Mrs Livingston, Mrs Eastman Johnson,
Mrs wigham, Mrs. Herman Clarke, Miss Susan Curtis
Clarke Miss Margaret schiefelIn, Miss Rutherford,
Miss Mary Rutherford Miss Charlotte Goodridge and
Miss Lentilhon Several hundred guests called IN
the course OF the afternoon, among whom were MIS-
Brayton Ives. Miss Ives, Mrs. Van Duscr'
Miss Julia Van Duser Mrs. Frederick Goodridge, Mrs
Charles Ingerson Mrs. Paul Thebaud, p q. Iheosuo'
BENJAMIN wclles. Miss Macdonald, she Misses Law
renee Miss Shipper, Percy Bramwen, r. Moher, IT,
Miss Emily Lentlhon, Miss Delafeld, George DICK
inson W. Post.
Mrs Francis Dclafeld, No. IL West Thirty second
ST. gave a for her niece. Miss Adelaide Vlhg Slen
Clarkson, yesterday afternoon
Mrs Frederick Goodridge, No. $50 fifth-ave., VIII
give large tea on December 10 to introduce her
daughter Miss Charlotte Grosvenor Goodndge
Mrs John Furman, who has recently returned
from long stay in Europe, will introduce her daugh
ter, Miss Maria Holmes Furman, TO society on
Wednesdays in December, at The Darlington NO
a. East Twenty ffth-st.
At her fathers home in Pompton, n. j. quiet
wedding was celebrated Wednesday at noon, when
Miss Angie Fullerton Wells, daughter of Colonel
Charles A Wells. was married TO Dr. william schuylor
Gollax. grsatgra9dsOn Of MaJor'e fsms
r s1d SG aePaeE Of schuyler
CoIfax The bride, who sgven away
BY her brother, John O. Wells, wore traveiilhg
dress Of brown The rector of ST. LUXE ChuIch ol
DIR and Mrs Colfax. after the ceremony. started
for q