New-York tribune., 1902-01-08

Thomas Randolph
guests, while the cotilon will be lead by r Rsv'
mond Lefferts, dancing with Miss Irene Wise az
Sidney Leighton Smith. dancing with Miss Heloiss
Wise '''
There will also be meeting tonight Of N.
Sinson Theatre Club. whose members include N,,,
Jones' Miss Edith Brander Matthews and Mss
Elizabeth Price.
Ex-Judge and Mrs Joseph F. DAILY will Civ. i,
BETH beth ''-'s ~ at 'A'' 'O' ''''' D-1sH' Ai'''-
The first OF the Morgan chamber music conc.r.,
takes place this afternoon at the house Of Mrs !
West Roosevelt in East Thirtyhrst-st.
There will likewise be the wedding Of Miss Jun.
Russell Parsons TO Henry s Redmond at the Eas.
Fifty-hfth-st house of the brides father Rotert
the brides grandmother. Mrs Isaac d. Russell on
Sunday last, all the Invitations 70 the ceremony
stricted to the brides father and the parents and
oficiate.
Among the dinners which take place this evening
Is one given by Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridgs T. Gerry; an.
other. followed by dance. given by Mr.. and Mn
Joseph Baker Bourne at their house IN West Fifty.
seventh-st and one by Mrs. John r. Harris. No IA
East Fortieth-st-
There will also be receptions this afternoon given
by Mrs. A Holland Forbes No. S. East Fifty
sixth-st; by Mrs Edwin Trowbridge No. 1S East
Thirty-ninth-st.; by Mrs John D. Rockefeller. MAJ
West ifty:fOurthcst-: by Mrs, y5seph 7: Lowe Sa
Rhoades jr., No. 1O2 East Thirty-arth-st.
Several dinner parties were given last night IN
connection with the junior cotilon which was he'd
usual Sherry's. Alexander II. Haddan led,
dancing with Miss Tuckerman- The favors con-
sisted OF the usual kind OF knickknacks. and the
guests were received by the patronesses. who IN
Stokes, Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge. Mrs Henry
Poor; Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt; Mrs Harold ,.
nd rs
There was also the fourth OF the called fort
nightly dances organized by Mrs. Lewis Living
stone Delafeld. 1t took place at the waldortAs-
toria.
Dinners were given last night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis Morris. at their home in West Fifty
third-st.; by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Dirnock al
their house IN East Sixtieth-st-, in honor Of the
Ambassador to the C9ur[ OF St James and Mr.. M
house in West Twenty-arst-st-
Owing to the death OF her young kinsman, Ogden
M fbe seres Of inSer artes wbcb She had ar
ranged TO give for his sisters, the Misses Cryder
Miss Helen VI. Gould gave yesterday afternoon
the last OF her receptions at her house IN Fifth
ave-. prior to her departure for the West
Invitations have been received here from Mr. and
Mrs A. J. Cassatt OF Philadelphia, for the we'd
ding OF their daughter Eliza. to W. Piunket Stew
art Of Baltimore: at noon on WednTesday January
ton viii follow the house of the brides parentA
in Rfttenhouse Square
Archbishop Corrigan leaves town next Monday
for trip South which VIII comprise archiepis-
copal visitation OF the Bahamas. which IN spite Of
their being British colony are IN the ARCHDIOCESE
OF New-York.
Among thosN who arrived yesterday from Liver
lool on board the Cunard Liner Saxonia was the
Baroness HaIkett. daughter OF Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes who met her at the pier. The baroness
whose husband is an Englishman with a Hano-
verian title conferred upon his family in the days
when the kings OF England likewise kings OF
Hanover suffered greatly from the effects OF the
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