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dNcnu" ana SlNlN-'lg lln street. 'IliS "'fh'
and will entertain some prominent ou,-of-
! town CHESTS during lorsr SHOW week.
| Mr.. Whiinev'- box il No. 81, which l. be-
| tween those of his Wc-tburv n"ighbors.
| Thomas Hitchcock Jr.. and h.. ID. Morgan
! Lord AlgrrnCn Gordon LennoN has been
/ the guest OF MIR. Whitney Of late at West
| bury.
The wedding of Miss Elsie Barlow Gordon
and Morton Barr Stelle will take plac" at
ST 1homa-'- Church, on Shrove Tuesday,
/ Feb. q. The ceremony will be performed
ar 4 clock in the afternoon 10y the rector,
the Rev. Dir. Ernest Stires. This will be
one of the notable weddings of the season.
! The brides her, Mrs. Charles Gordon,
of 1872 West FOrty-Scventh street will give
/ a reception after the ceremony. The
hrdc-io-b. il nico' of Mrs. william Jat-
fray and Of Mrs Edward VI. Padelford,
who was Mrs. Wools-y and who lives in
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chapman. who were
married in the Old Presbyterian Church.
Fifth avenue and Eleventh street, a fort
night ago. will live at 440 West End avenue,
where they will issue cards for some intor-
NAL receptions.
There will be many New York guests as
well as others from Philadelphia, Wash
ington and Richmond at the wedding of
Miss Ethel Penn-Gaskel Marsh and Henry
Eugene Baskerville, at Easton. Pa, on
Wednesday, Nov. 10. The ceremony will
be- performed at $50 ?. VI az Trinity Eps-
copal Church. Mrs William Wallace Marsh,
the brides mother, will give "a reception
afterward at the home Of one Of her married
daughters, who was Miss Cora Marsh, az
1886 Rceder street.
Princess Aupsberg has recently become
a Roman Catholic. She took this step in
Difference 10 the views Of the numerous
titled relatives of her husband abroad
Mm' Aup-bcrg Joined the Church while
AT shrewsbury, y. j. Prince Aupsnerg
practises medicine here and his wife Is n
daughter OF f. e. Hazard, who made his
fortune in the wholesale grocery business
The fact that the wedding Of Miss Martha
Hoy of Washington, at one time talked
OF as the fancee of II Livingston Beck
man, and Pierre Roge stvC nsky. second sec
retary Of the Russian Embassy. will he
celebrated here is of interest The cero-
mOnv will lie performed on thursday, Jan
10, 1903 and the cards will not be out for
month vet II is said that the Greek
Roman Catholic church, 49, East Twenty
=, veuth street, will be the scene of the event
Countess tassini, daughter OF the Russian
Ambassador, will no doubt assist az maid
OF honor. She is the most vivacious and
original Young woman in Washington
society, as we'll as the best dancer. Countess
Cassini Is responsible, II l. said for the
setting Of the fashion at the capital Tor the
girls to wear socks,
Cope Whitehouse, who makes his head
quarters here at the Metropolitan Club,
will sail for Europe next Saturday on his
way to Egypt He is one Of the 400 guests
attend the closing of the gates OF the famous
As-ouin Dam, across the river Nile. His
hobby az To the irrigation Of the desert
has teen well ridden for years for the benefit
OF his friends. Mr.. Whitehouse bears
very extraordinary likeness to his brother,
". Fit2hugh Whitehouse, whom he will visit
Ia Eng land at Thornton Han.
Charles r. Swords will entertain his
friends next Saturday night at the Uni
! vcrsitv Club when ne will present his
bridal souvenirs Mr. Swords's marriage
with Miss Florence JaCqueln will take
place on Nov. 10, at the Church of the In
carnation, and will be followed by large
reception. Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Brevoort
Potts. the latter formerly Miss Helen Jac-
quelin, who had very small home we'd
ding on Oct. %, will have returned from their
honeymoon jaunt by that time. They are
to live in II cottage at Netherwood, n j.
| There H. likely to be n third marriage in
the Jacquein family within few months,
a. il il said hat the wedding Of Miss kath-
erinc Stagg, he eldest of the three daughters
Of Mr. and Mrs John ii. JacquclIn. with
Frederic Kingsbury Trask will not be long
delayed.
Another bachelor dinner of next Satur-
day night will be that of Lawrence Bogert
Gilman. at Delmonico's. MIR Gilman will
"a. E,t., Il
the occasion. besides those who will assist
him AZ his wedding on Tuesday week. Nov.
Is, with Miss Edyth Howard topp"ll. He
has taken the house at ia East Thrtieth
street.
Mr.. Edward y. Crosby, nen Van Schoon-
hoven, Of i0j Madison avenue. will soon
issue cards for a tea TO introduce her grand
daughter, Miss Gwaladys Sutton Crosby
The engagement Of sister Of the d6butante
Miss Nina Floyd Crosby. and James B.
Eu-tis. son of the former Ambassador TO
France, has been recently announced at
Colorado Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| FLOYD Crosby, parents of the debuantc
and bride-elect, have been living there for
two years. The impression j. that the
family will return here for the wedding
and that it will not be long delayed.
James l.. Van Allen sailed for Europe
on Tuesday, having waited over for the
candle party Of James Hnnry Van Allen,
given by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Van Allen, on Monday, at their
residence, ~ East fiftieth street.
Mr. and Mrs John Chapman Mccall.
after heir wedding trip, will live in an apart
ment i'm West Seventy-seCond street, near
the residence Of Mr.. McCall's father, John
A. Mccall
James Hammond Mclean gave his bach
elor dinner last night at Delmonico's. His
guests included the Mcssrs Harry Gruner,
schuyler Smith, Prentice X ilogg, Clark
Read, Ronald Colbaugh, All Ndudcr Smith.
Sewal and Philip Roardman, brotle ers
of the bride-to-bc, and Richard Elklne Of
Philadelphia, a son Of Stcpl en- Is. klh.ns.
Mr.. Mclean and Miss Cecil BoaIdman will
bc married on Monday, Nov. II, at st.
Thomass Church.