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at Pennington are asked to these parties;
which are new this winter. This is one OF
the new series this season, but likely to be
continued on permanent basis. The
patronesses arc Mrs. John Dow, Mrs.
Thomas Thacher, Mrs. William c. Gulliver.
Mrs. Charles Bulkley Hubbell, Mrs Bayard
Tuckerman, Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn,
Mrs. German Bacon, Mrs. Robert Under
wood johnson, and Mrs. Theodore Gilman
and Mrs. John Reid Of Yonkers Mrs. G..
c. Rand OF Lawrence, l.. l.
Cards have been received here for the
wedding next Thursday of Miss Angelica
Crosby and John B. Henderson. Jr., to
take place at the Crosby country seat at
Charlestown. W Va. Miss Elizabeth b.
Oakley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bene-
dict Oakley; Miss Mary Rutherfurd Jay,
whose mother was a Miss Post; Miss Frances
Arnold, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B.
Arnold, and Miss Edith Crosby Thompson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pell Thomp-
bridesmaids. Miss Crosby has many rela-
tives and friends here who will attend the
wedding Col. Crosby served on Ger:
Sheridan's stan during the Civil War and
was Consul to Florence for several years.
Mrs. Crosby was Miss Harriet Van Rens-
Crosby, their only son, married Miss
Henrietta Grew, whose sister ie Mrs. j.
Pierpont Morgan. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Means Thompson
left last week for Palm Beach. They were
accompanied by their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen II. p. Pell, who,
on their return next month, will take possess
sion of their new home at East Sixty
ninth street, which will by that time be In
readiness for occupancy.
Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin. who has been
at the Waldorf since she closed her Newport
cottage, will go abroad just b fore Ash
Wednesday. Mrs Baldwin will he accom-
panied by Mrs Constance Livermore,
whom she has chaperoned this winter
She is cousin of Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks
and so indirectly connected, as Miss Liver
more's brother, John X. Livermore. married
Miss Josephine W. Brooks. Miss Liver
more has attended many of the debutante
festivities of the winter and will participate
in some of the gayeties Of the Paris season,
which begins at Easter.
The wedding of the week will be the
marriage Of Miss Eva Barbey and Baron
Andre de Neufize on Tuesday In st. Bar
tholomew's Church, for which great many
cards are out The Rev. DR.. David H.
Greer will ofiiciate. The bride will be-
attended by her sister, Miss Rita Barley. as
maid Of honor, and the Misses Sybil Kane,
Therese Iaelin. Caroline Drayton and Janet
Fish as bridesmaids. The Messrs. Henry
g. Barley, Pierre l.. Barbey, Edward de
Peyster Livingston, Louis Lorillard. Jr..
Moncure Robinson, Lispenard Stewart.
Robert Cornell Sands and Hugo Barring
will serve ~ best man and ushers.
DR.. William II. Rockwell, Jr.. of lH West
Seventy-sixth street gave his bachelor
dinner last night His guests included
DIR. A. Henry Mosle DR.. Joseph J. Higgins.
William &. Wood George Coggill and Louis
Haight, who will attend him as best man
and ushers DR.. Rockwell, who is Yale
graduate, class of '9s, and Miss Middle J W.
Haight will be married next Saturday at
noon in the Church Of the Holy Commune
Ion.
The tenth annual reunion and luncheon
of the Lasell Clubwe held yesterday in the
East Room at the Waldorf Astoria About
sixty members Of the club, which Is COM
posed of former students at Lasell Semi
nary, at Auburndale. Mass. were present.
Covers were laid at small round tables,
which werr artisticslly decorated. The
president, Mr.. Horace Geyer, received,
assisted by Miss Grace c. Huntington.
Mrs. E. A. Mccoy and Mrs. w l.. Pass.
After the luncheon, the guests were enter
tanned with a musical programme. partic-
pated in by Mrs l., p Morrell. Miss Smelling.
Mrs William T.. Beardsley and MIR. Gustav
Freeman.
The third assembly Of the Cotillon Of
z ghty was held at Delmonico's last night
ard was largely attended. The cotllon
was led by Dr. George Huston Bell dancing
with Miss Matte Rele Quarter. The
faydfs includ ed silk flags Of all nations.
silk scsrfs Of b. light colors and flowers.
The sixth in the series of tens at the
National Arts Club was given Yesterday
afternoon in the galleries of the club. Mrs
Winchester Fitch acted as hostess. The
tables were presided over by the Misses
IOui-e Clinton Field. Harriet Schofcld,
Marguerite Howells Frechette. Flora Fitch
Ethel House, Townsley Mary Hoag and
Mrs. Webster Mabie. During the after
noon the guests were entertained with
music al selections.