New-York tribune., 1900-03-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

uay dAltfHoOn was tndI OF Miss Mary II. Lawrence.
a daughter of the late Henry Emngham Lawrence.
a merchant of this city and a niece of Justice
Abraham r. Lawrence OF the New-York Supreme
Court, to Francois NJ Tonetti a noted French
sculptor. which was celebrated In the chantry OF
Grace Church. Broadway and Tenth-st. Owing to
the recent death of the brides brother only the
relatives and a small number of intimate friends
were hidden to witness the ceremony. which was
performed at o'clock by the Rev Dr. William r
Huntington. the rector The bride. who was given
away by her mother a simple gown of white
and bridal veil Of lace There were neither brides
maids maid Of honor. NJ viardot an old friend
of the bridegroom, was best man The ushers were
the brides cousin Walter Trfnble brother of
Richard Trimble who married last month to
Miss Cora Randolph. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hudson and Thomas Hastings. whose marriage TO
MISS Heen Benedict, daughter OF e G. Benedict, Is
anaouhced 20 take place IN Creenwich, conn, on
Monday. April 80. There was no reception. Mr.
honeymoon the country home of the bride
mother. Clinside. at SparkiIl. y. Y. They will
Tonetti. who was time a pupil of Augustus
scuIptural work one of the best specimens OF IL
being the statue Of Columbus. which stood at the
Fsf1 aG of the Court of Honor at the Chicago Worlds
The marriage of Miss Violet Wilkinson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs J. Bddle Wilkinson. jr to ". H.
Palmer, jr- viii be soemnized shortly after Easter
In order to raise a fund for the and educa-
tion OF a recentv organized class OF crippled chill
dren from the East Side. musical will be given
in the Astor Gallery. the WaIdOrf-Astoria.
Monday afternoon, March rs. An interesting pro-
gramme will be presented. the following artists
having consented to take part: Miss Marie Brema
Emilio de Gogorza and David Names, violinist.
A string orchestra will assist. Tickets may be
purchased from Mrs. Maturin l. Delafeld. No. 475
Fifth-ave.; Mrs. Edward Renshaw Jones. No. :
East Thirty-fourth-st. from 20 o'clock; Mrs.
Maturin Livingston, No. East Sixty-ninth-st-, to-
day and on Saturday March "a, from 10 70
o'clock. Among the patronesses of the entertain
ment are Mrs. Norris X Iesup, Mrs J. Hooker
Jay, Mrs, George 5. Bowdoin, Mrs. Francis P.
Stnnicutt, Mrs: Robert 3. Minturn, Mrs William
Henry / Barbey. Mrs Edward r. Custis Lewis.
bins, Mrs. John James Hlgginson. Mrs. John Wes-
ley Brown. Miss Calender, Miss De Forest. Mrs.
Mrs deorre q r cbieffeIin Mrs Charles de Rham
Ne Vrp II Di2 Ms anrv = HnWIaTd Miss
si6yl K, Kane. Mrs Austen G Fox Mrs Frederic
ert % Mc Gllle@pie @6S Mrs a' Charles Phelps Mrs
5oodhqe Livingston. Mrs. Woodbury. g. Langdon.
inson Mrs. Philip Rhineiander, Mrs, A. Newbold
Morris and Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris.
Mrs. Edward Lyman Short of No, 20 West
day evening next March %
The wedding of Miss CIotilde wertheIm. daugh-
ter of Maurice wertheim. of No. 145 East Sixty
nrst-st, to LHci9s Wolff will take place at Del
The house In Westinghouse, Newport. with the
entire furnishings and the land surrounding 1t. be-
longing TO the estate Of Theodore A. Havemeyer,
Of this city has just been sold TO Charles j.
Mauran, Of Newport
Miss Harrfette Cady under the patronage OF Mrs.
Henry F Dimock. Mrs George 3. De Forest, Mrs.
J. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. Jules Reynal, Mrs. Fred
erick II. Benedict. Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, Mrs.
James ". Pinchot, Mrs. Bolton Hall and several
other prominent women will give two morning
TeCitaIs at the home OF Mrs. John J. Mason. No 5S2
F'fth-ave.. Wednesday next. March q, ana sat
urday, March 81.
Announcement is made OF the marriage. at the
United States Embassy in the City of Mexico.
March Il. Of Miss Henrietta Fairfax Morris, daugh-
ter of Mrs Gouverneur Morris. Of this city.
last summer while Miss Morris and her mother
a Bar HarbOr. This is Mr.. BOnsalS second
rfage His first wife Miss Daisy Maude Hay
den, a granddaughter of the late Peter Hayden, OF
this city
Mrs Louis Stern gave dinner party last evening
at her home, No. 993 FGfth-ave in honor OF her
daughter Miss Irna Stern, who yesterday ceIe-
brated her birthday. The eighteen guests at the
table were the young friends OF Miss stern.
An unusual event was celebrated a few days ago
in the home Of the Misses Whitehouse. No 2 Rem
sen-st. Brooklyn when the various members of the
Whitehouse family assembled TO commemorate the
iftieth anniversary of Rosa Gibbonss services as
waitress in the family. The aged servant, who IS
more than seventy years old. substantially
by each member of the WhitehOuse
family. She entered the employment OF Edward
Whitehouse. the great-grandfather OF J. Norman
De r. WhitehOuse of this city. and continued a
faithful and trusted member of the household for
three generations.