The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

Tuesday night at the St. Regis for her
daughter. On Wednesday the Maryland
Society will give a big dance at Sherry's
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Nicoll Of is East Fiftieth
street will give the first dinner dance OF
the season at her home for Miss Mildred
Carter Of London. On Thursday night the
first OF the Cinderella dances will he given
IL will be preceded by a number OF dinner.
On the night of Decent er s the first OF
the Saturday evening dances will he given
at Delmonioo's. Mrs. Charles r. Hunting
ton has had the management of these since
the retirement o. Mrs. Philip J. Sands.
Mrs. James Terry Gardiner of Al East
Sixty-eighth street will give a tea to-
morrow afternoon, when she will introduce
her daughter. Miss Anne 7. Gardiner. MIR.
and Mrs. Fitz Muser will present Miss Muser
tomorrow night at a reception and dance
they will give at Delmonico's. Mrs. Sey-
mour Cromwell of 8 East Fifty-third street
will give one of the teas Of Tuesday after
noon 70 introduce her twin sisters-in-law,
the Misses Cromwell. Mrs. ID. Percy
Morgan will give a reception on Wednes-
day from 4 to 7 o'clock at her home, 20
Park avenue, for her granddaughters. the
Misses Mildred Carter OF London and
Gladys kissel. The coming out tea given
by Mrs. W. Emlen Roosevelt Of SO4 Fifth
avenue. also on Wednesday, for Miss Lucy
Roosevelt, will he from 4 until o O'Clock.
NIB. JuAlltS ID, TOWNSEND OF S4l Lexington
avenue, will introduce at the reception
she will give on Wednesday afternoon her
daughter, Miss Mildred Gilbert Townsend.
Miss Lucille Bacon and John Aspergrsn
Of Malmo. Sweden, will be married next
Thursday, December Q. at st. Bartholo-
news Church, Madison av,uue and Forty
for nth street. by the Rev. DR.. Leighton
Parks, the rector. The bride will be given
awQV NV har fafhar naniaI parnn Altar
ward Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon will give a re-
ceptlon at their home, 1853 West Fifty-sev-
enth street. The couple will live in New
York. Mrs. Bacon, who was a Miss Vantine,
is q sister OF Lady Gilbert Parker.
Mrs. Richard Morgan and her daughter.
Miss Caroline Morgan. who sailed yesterday
for Europe will pass most Of the winter in
Italy. Miss Morgan will be married to
Oscar Egertou Stevens on her return.
Miss Lydia Harper and George Knowles
Crozier, Jr., viii be married next Wednes-
day afternoon, December ). The ceremony
will be performed at $50 o'clock in the
Church Of Heavenly Rest, Fifth avenue
and Forty-hfth street, by the Rev. DR..
ID. Park or Morgan. The bride will be given
away by her father, Charles =. Harper.
Miss Alberta Harper will attend as maid
OF honor and Helen W. Mcintosh, Madeleine
W. Barnes, Caroline &. Feeter, Julia l..
Morrison. bridesmaids. John Barclay de
Coursey Of Philadelphia will assist as best
man and ). CroZicr Robinson, Barrett
Lloyd Reilly. james Russell Harris, Jr,,
Theodore Ween4 Forbes, William Booth
Trainer and John Harper Mallory, ushers.
Mr.: and Mira. Harper, the brides parents,
will give a reception after the church cere-
mony n the 81. Regis.
r. Stuyvesant Pierrepont will give r
dinner at Dolmonico's next Thursday,
December 6.
One Of the biggest 81 the coming out teas
OF the week will be that given by Mrs.
Charles b. Alexander next Thursday after
noon. December 9. when she will introduce
the eldest Of her five daughters. Miss Harriet
Alexander. This will be the housewaIlninG
Of the house. ! West iii y-eighth street,
recently reconstructed and much enlarged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c, Vanderbilt were
the guests lat wqek Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis
n. Hinneweil at their place at Wellesley,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
had a Thanksgiving house party TAT Oak
land Farm, their Rhode Island country place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt enter
tanned some relatives and u number of
friends over Tina ksgiving at Bltmore
HOUSE, AsAeVille, y. G.. She and Mr.. Van
derbilt entertained a Thanksgiving party
of relatives at their country place at Oak
dale, l.. |.
Sir Ormond d. Malcolm, the Chief Justice
OF the Bahamas, and Lady Malcolm were
the guests last week Of Mr.. an Mrs. ".
King Sturdee. at Albany. y. Y. Count and
Countess Holstein. Countess de Borde. Count
Leon de 1ins"au and Count and Countess
de Ia Nalerte sailed on Thursday for Europe,
Lady Alan tombstone, wife Of the British
Minister to Denmark, who has been in this
country for the past few wseks, on a visit
TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James y.
Pinchot, sailed yesterday for Europe. The
Countess de hambrun, who passed Thanks
giving with her mother. Mrs. ~Longworth
at Cincinnati, will probably remain with
her over the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson. Jr., who
passed their Thanksgiving at their country
place in South Carolina, will remain there
for the Christmas holidays. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Mills eDte rtained a large house party
at their country plac' in StdItsbIrg, NY.
Mr.. Mills's father, Dc Mills. was with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROb, ri Green Price. who
were recently married, will sail for England
soon. They will make their home ut Har-
low. FssaX. Mr.. Price is d M phew of Sir
Poulet and Lady Milhlnks and tn bride
a da' ghtCr OF Slr. ana Mrs. Fred, rex u.
Potc-r OF 80 West Zig Ity-slNth street.
Miss Constance Warren will be one Of
next Fridays ddbutantes Her mother,
Mrs. George Henry Warren. will give
a tea that afternoon. Her 81 ter, Miss
Charlotte Warren. made her social debut
two winters ago and was one Of the young
girls who danced in the special minuet
81 the costume ball given by James Hazen
Hyde. Floyd Warren, a widower uncle.
now abroad, gave a costume dinner dance
for her at his home on Fifth avenue. now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Ronalds.
Mrs. Warren will give a series of dinners
after the tea. Mrs. Howard II. Henry or
344 Lexington avenue will give a tea on
Friday afternoon. when her daughter. Miss
Grace Henry, will be tie tebutante. Mrs.
Clarence G. Rice Of 81 Irving place will give
her reception on Friday for her daughter,
Miss Marjorie Rice.
Among the debutante teas on for next
Saturday, December 8, is that Of Mrs. Austin
d. Middleton OF West Ninety-second
street. who will introduce her daughter,
Miss Louise Tompkins Middleton. Miss