The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-28
~ SOCIETY,".

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monico's. The cottillon was lod by Russell
lahdale and some appropriate holiday
trifes were distributed. Among the
dancers were Mr.. and Mrs F. dc Witt Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen W Pell Mr.. and Mrs.
Grenvillc Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Harry ;.
| Kip. the Misses Gertrude Pell. Marie Mon
tant, Margaret Gardiner, Mary Ogden,
| Hilda Lockwood, Ethel de Forest Frances
Janeway, Hester Hone Frances Irwin,
Helen l. Brown, Anna Low, Helen Oily
| phant. Matilde Emory. Alice Agnew, Coruclla
Floyd, Adelaide Barclay, Ehc Waddington.
Gertrude Greene, the Messrs Tiffany Rich
X. II. Carlton, J. D. pell, Morris Parker,
| A. A. Moore, Paul Prentice. ". s. Leverich,
| Arthur j. Morris. 4. G. Pearson, &. =.
Wyckoh, Clarke Voorhees,. W 4. Curtis.
j. Otis Post, II. A; S,ickney, Oswald Jack
son, r. Gordon Brown. Jr. Oswald q
Willard, G. II. Hodges. Dongan de Pcystcr,
Joseph Meredith, DR.. j. II. Kenyon.
| Mrs. NJ J. Drummond Of lis Yves, seventy
sixth street gave a tea yesterday afternoon
when she presented her daughter, Miss
Jean Drummond There were many callers
from until o'clock and Mrs Drummond
| was assisted In receiving by the debutante.
| and the Misses Gertrude Travcrs. Marjorie
Clark, Mabel Mcclure, Rose Drummond,
Alice Trainor and Florence Casey. After
ward Mrs Drrlmmond gave a theatre
party and supper at Sherry's.
The first of a subscription series Of small
and early dances for girls not vet out was
given las, night in the ladies' annex of the
! clude Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs. n.
| Mckay Twombly Mrs Robert Fulton
! Cutting. Mrs Edward II Hartman and
Mrs William A. Street.
Word comes directly from Count Reginald
! II. Ward in London that his marriage with
| the Dowager Countess Of Howe will take
| place on May IL. This will be in the height
! of the early season and will be big affair
| The couple VIII be announced N functions
as Count Ward and Lady Howe. a. the
bride-eect will rrtain her present name
| and title, according to British Gust ON.
| Lady Howe il very much the senior of Count
| Ward, hut does not look older and is very
| agreeable and charming She is fairly
well-to-do and has "a house III Grosvenor
| street and second near that of Count
Ward
| Il is also announced that the wedding of
Mrs Reginald Henshaw Ward with Gibbs
Ingraham will take place on Feb. 10 at San
| Reno. Italy Mrs Wards divorce was
granted on Nov Is and called for a delay of
three months before "a second union. Mr..
Ingraham was formerly member of the
Union club and we'll known here socially
| For several years he has lived abroad,
| chiefly in London, and belongs to the Wei
lington Club there. II will he a love match.
The Duke of Newcastle, the Hon. Lionel
Guest and Count Primoli are among the
strangers in town who received any number
of holiday invitations. The Duke of New
castle is at the Savoy and Count Primoli
has a bachelor apartment in Twentieth
street He brought over 100 letters from
Italy with him. Count Primoli lost his
mother q year ago last september and H.
simply doing the world in his own fashion.
He l. n great grandson Of Napoleon Bona
parties favorite sister Pauline, the beauty
of the family, who married Prince Bor-
ghesa. The social manners and customs
here amaze him somewhat For example,
he received invitations from nine matrons
for one bali the Assembly, and when he
went in search Of them on his arrival he
found that only two were present
Miss Mae Fell who was one Of the organi-
zerS of the new series Of Pennington sub
scrption dances, the first having been
given at Sherry's on Dec %. and the second
to he on the night of Feb, ~, will make
her social debut at a ball to be given n, xt
Tuesday night at Horticultural Hall, Phila-
dephia Mr.. and Mrs. Al, xander Van
Rensselaer,, Miss FclfS steplather and
mother, issued invitations for this some
time ago and "A number Of New Workers
are going on for the big dance. Mrs Van
Rensselaer, will be assisted in receiving by
her daughter, Mrs. Robert X. Cassatt,
and by her sister-in-law, Mrs. John K.
assist Mrs. Van Rensselaer, at the old
| fashioned New Years reception sh" will
| give at her home on Walnut and Eighteenth
streets on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford White will give
a dance on Tuesday night for Mrs. Whites
niece, Miss Isabelle VI. Wctherill, recently
presented at a tea given by her mother,
Mrs. j. Bloomfield Wetherill. The favors
will be appropriate to the holiday occa-
sion On the same night Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
| ley Mortimer will give a theatre and supper
| party for the lattcr's niece Miss Flea nor
| Roosevelt. who came out at n small tea
| given last week by Mrs. Valentine g. Hall
The second of the Neighborhood cotilons
will he given on Tuesday night at bod
worth's., when Sydney Leighton Smith
| will lead and will dance with Miss Scott
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. James +.
Fargo of 100 East hirty-seventh street
| will give a comng-out tea for her daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Fargo.
Miss Marguerite Hazard johnson and
the Rev Edwin Dunning Weed will he
married at noon on Tuesday at the Church
of the Transiiguration. Bishop Weed of
Florida uncle Of the bridegroom, il ex-
pected on to perform the ceremony and he
will be assisted by the Rev, DR.. Houghton,
rector of the church, and the Rev II ID.
Waller. Miss Mary +. johnson will attend
| the bride a. maid Of honor and the Misses
Sarah Weed and Magdelaine Weed, sisters
| of the bridegroom, will be bride smaids
Richmond Weed will act as best man and
the Messrs. Edward v Huntington and
| Richard Kent of New York and William
Colet johnson, Harold Vernon Smcdbcrg,
| $. Vernon Mann, Jr., and Martin Rich
mond of Flushing, l.. l., will be ushers.
| The junior class at Barnard College has
determined upon Feb. II as the date for
the annual Junior ball." to be- given in
the Columbia University gymnasium.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jost Miller announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Anna
Agnes Miller to Otto Hellmuth Hinck
| of Mont clair, at their residence, 90 81
Marks avenue. Brooklyn. on Tuesday
evening, at $50 O'Clock.
| The New Years eve ball at the Tuxedo