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" Last week, the Morgan Library held its annual Young Fellows Summer Cocktail Party. On the heels of the Frick Collection&amp;#039;s Garden Party, the event aimed to attract a similarly young and fashionable crowd to the the building that began as the private library of legendary financier J. Pierpont Morgan. The library, built between 1902 and 1906 by Charles McKim of McKim, Mead &amp;amp;amp; White, abutted Morgan&amp;#039;s residence at Madison Avenue and 36th Street.  Today, it has expanded to include a Renzo Piano-designed annex building (where drinks were served and most of the guests gathered) and the residence of Morgan&amp;#039;s son, Jack (aka J.P. Morgan, Jr.), a mid-19th century brownstone. We spotted one guest wearing an ascot, but most of the outfits were more demure than those at the pastel-filled Frick party. Hors d&amp;#039;oeuvres included mini lobster rolls and a string trio played classical music in the annex (although it was difficult to hear over the lively conversation buzz). Morgan suffered from a skin condition that left him with a big red honker of a nose and an undeserved reputation as a drunk, although reportedly he only drank a single Manhattan at the end of the trading day. Either way, it was a party that Morgan would have loved. Clockwise from bottom right: Bunny Bispham and Timothy H. Birnbaum; Catherine E. Smith, Alexander Clark, Kaitlin Thanhauser Flynn, Yumi Matsuo, and Craig Dubrosky; the scene inside the annex; Laura Waelbroeck, Anne Langford, and Meredith Shank; Owen Kloter, Emmelyn Quinn, and John W. Munson. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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