New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

nounced. 1t was followed by music.
Mrs. John Hone gave a theatre party last even-
ing. and afterward took her guests to her house
I'm Gramercy Park for supper. Dinners were also
given by Mrs. Pembroke Jones and by Mrs e
Rollins Morse. and in the afternoon there was a
meeting Of the Badmnton Club. in the 18th Regi-
ment Armory.
Miss LIewelIyn Parsons gave dinner party last
evening at her home. No. % Park-ave.
The annual st. Valentines kettedrum in aid Of
the Samaritan Home for the Aged. held yester-
day afternoon in the large ballroom at Sherry's
AS in former years there were number OF chill
dren present, and a splendid entertainment was
provided for them Some Of the women the
various tables were Mrs. Charles L. Perkins. Mrs
W. Kinsing Post, Mrs. Richard IRWIN Mrs James
Bernhard. Mrs. Sidney De Kay. Mrs Gustave KS
SELL Mrs. F. p Kinncutt. Miss Rita Minturn
Mrs. Alfred Tuckernan Mrs. Rowland Davis. Mrs
HiIborne Roosevelt. Mrs Sewb0ld lie Roy Edgar
Miss Amy Townsend Mrs William p Douglas
Miss Remsen. Mrs. Alexander 8. Webb. Mrs
Robert H McCurdy, Mrs Henry 9. Maeyiekar.
Mrs. Charles Francis Roe and Mrs Alfred Was-
staff.
The marriage Of Miss Middle J. W. Haight to
DR.. William Hayden RockwiI- jr-, took place yes
terday in the Church Of the Holy Communion
Sixth-ave and Twentieth-st.. at The church
crowded, and the reception which followed
the ceremony at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haight. No. 43 East Eight
IT,,
entered with her father. dressed in white
satin trimmed with old Irish point lace which also
formed her veil She carried bouquet Of iilies-of-
the-valIey and orange blossoms. Her two brides
maids her cousin. Miss Sadie Haight. and the
bridegroom's sister. Miss Alice ROCKWELL They
frocks Of sun-p1edted white crepe de chine
trimmed with lace and large black picture hats OF
chiffon. set off with black ostrich plumes Each
girl carried bouquet Of bridesmaids roses and
had spray Of orange blossoms fastened to her
bodice. Henry s. Mosle attended DR.. Rockwell as
best and the ushers were the brides brother.
Louis Haght. William c. Wood. George Coggfu
and DIR. Joseph ]. Higgins The ceremony was per-
formed by the rector the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs Charles C.
Haight. Dr. and Mrs. ROCKWELL. Mrs. Talbot Oily
phant, Miss Helen Talbot Olyphant. General and
Mrs James NJ Varnum, Mr.. and Mrs Move, Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Potter Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tif-
fany Dyer. Mr. and Mrs George A Adee the
Misses Adse Mr.. and Mrs Edward Randolph.
Judge Wyatt. Mrs. c. B. Wyatt. DR. and Mrs.
George B. Stewart. .r- and Mrs F. w Jackson.
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel B. Lawrence. Robert Pot
ter. Miss Alice KetteItas. Mr.. and Mrs Charles F.
Watson, Miss Watson. General and Mrs. Charles
Francis Roe and Mr. and Mrs. Prescott slade-
Mrs. Theron c. Strong has sent out invitations
for a luncheon party on Wednesday at her home,
No. % East sixty-ffth-st- 1t will be in honor OF
Miss Helen Talbot OIyphant. whose engagement
to her Prentice Strong recently
nounced, and will be followed by a large reception
families
The remaining days between now and Lent III be
busy ones for society. Mrs. Astor who sails for
Europe February "a, gives the last but OF her
Sunday receptions this afternoon. and Miss Callen
der and Miss De Forest likewise have another OF
their musicals this afternoon at their apartment in
the Tiffany Building. Madison-ave. and Seventy
second-st.
For tomorrow night are scheduled Mrs. H%mH-
ton Mex Twombly's dance at her house in fifth
and Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt's diner en- tets
at her house in West Forty-eighth-st.
On Wednesday evening the last Of the Wednesday
Cotillons will be danced at Delmonicos. where also
the last OF the Thursday Evening Dinner Dances
arranged by Mrs. Frederic J. De Peyster ana y.
Montgomery Strong will be held the following
day. The Friday Evening Dancing Class arranged
by Mrs. David Dows jr-. meets at sherry's or FRI
day, and Saturday there is another meottng OF
Mrs Huntingtons dancing class at DeImonico's.
To these dances must be added that given on Tues
day on board the New-Hampshire by the 1s1 Bat
talon Naval Militia
Mr. and Mrs John d. Rockefeller. their son.
John D. Rockefeller. jr.. and a party Of friends
leave town tomorrow for a Southern trip They
will go as far Mexico and return by way OF
Southern California
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish sails for Europe on March
10. and will remain abroad until the beginning OF
Newport season. Miss Marion Fish VIII re-
main with her brother at the house in East Sew
enty-eighth-st until after Easter. when she will
go to the Fish country place at Garrsons-on-the-
Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs II. Mex. TwombIy start for Palm
Beach this week and Mr. and Mrs Richard A.
McCurdy and Mr. and Mrs Robert MCCurdy also
leave town for Florida this week
Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones has issued invitations
for euchre party on Tuesday. February "a. at
her house Fifth-ave. and Mrs. Daniel T. Warden
gives a bridge party Saturday afternoon at her
house. in East Sixty-fifth-st-
Among the dinners that figure the calendar
for the week opening to-day are one by Mr. and
Mrs James L. Breese for Miss Annie Parsons
Breese, Of London, Tuesday night and one by
Mrs Pembroke Jones the same evening while
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Redmond give the last OF a
series of dinners Thursday.
portrait show is being planned TO raise th9
endowment fund OF the School OF Applied Design
for Women to $4,000 The show will probably be
held from March 10 to April 10. and most
centrally situated gallery meeting of the ad-
visory board of the school to perfect the plans was
held yesterday.
MRS. NELSON RENTS THE NUTSHELL