New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Archbishop Farley. assisted h, sfo,.,x
nor LaveIIe and the Rev. Father rsv-n.
ofnciated yesterday at the nnarrtans =,
Antoine de Charetts and Miss susann.
Henning at noon IN the Lady Chapel n.
81. Patrick's Cathedral The bride. who
was arrsyed in a gown OF white satin
trimmed with old Brussels lace. wore a tuIie
veil' fastened with orange blossoms. and
carried bouquet OF white orchids sba
was attended BY Miss Marjorie Curtis az
maid Of honor and by the following brides
maids; Miss Helen Coster. Miss Dorothy
Hayden. Miss Frances Alexander. Miss
Lucia Hull. Miss Emily Helm, OF Louis
vile. and Miss Helen Hibbs. OF Wash
ington. The maid Of honor was AZ pa!s
violet with tunic OF violet chiffon. bordered
with violet and silver passementerie. Her
hat was OF violet satin with amethyst
feathers and she carried muff OF violet
tulle covered with mauve orchids The
bridesmaids frocks were OF pink Liberty
satin draped with orchid chiffon. and their
GainsbOrOugh hats were trimmed with pink
orchids. Their muffs we're of tulls and
pink roses The Baron de ST. Mare was
best man and James ". Barney. Isaac
HiIliard. the Comte de Ganay. Lawrence
Waterbury. Louis Larocque. George l.
Scott. Preston Davis. Edward Norton
Charles e. Sands. the Comte de Pontsc
Seth Sprague and the Marquis de Chavigny
were the ushers. The ceremony was fol
lowed by a reception in the ladies' annex
Of the Metropolitan CLUB. Among those
present were Miss Henristta Polk. aunt Of
the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs Charles B.
Alexander. Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury. Mrs
Oliver Hartman. Mrs. Cambridgs Living
nj
T.. Reeve Merritt. Dr. and Mrs. IL Ho!-
brook Curtis. Mrs. Charles II. Foster. Mr.
and Mrs. David Wagstar. Mr.. and Mrs
Henri E GOurd and Miss Renee GOurd. Mr
and Mrs. Francis c. Bishop. Mrs. II. Archl-
bald Pell. Mrs. Daniel t. Worden and Mrs
Charles b. Van Nostrand.
Formal announcement was made yssfe--
day of the engagement OF Miss Julia Tur-
ner Benedict. daughter OF James a. Bene-
dist and sister OF Mrs. Robert h Prem
uee, 20 Philip Livingston. whose first wife.
a daughter OF the late William H. Morris
died at Bar HarbOr. Ne. about a year and
a half ago Philip Livingston is identified
with the Bar HarbOr set OF New York So
ciety, is a director OF the Bar Harbor
Horse Show Association. belongs 20 the
Society OF the Cincinnati. and is a member
of the Metropolitan and other New York
clubs.
Another engagement OF which announce
ment has just been made is that OF Louis
Earle Wilmerding. jr. now OF Paris, u
Miss Julie de Giovanni. daughter OF the
late Sebastian de Giovanni. Of Corsica.
Louis Wilmerding was graduated from
Princeton two years ago and his sisters
make their home at MOrristOWn with their
aunts. Mrs. Henry B. Kinghorn and Miss
BeaFdsley.
Mrs. Warner VI. Leeds gave a theatre
party last night at the Knickerbocker. fol-
lowed by supper and an informal dance
at her home in East 18th street for
Miss Love Goodwin. one OF the seasons
debutantes. granddaughter OF Henry Mar
quand. and great-granddaaShter OF Pnrke
Goodwin and OF William Cullen Bryant.
The guests. who assembled at the home ot
Mrs. Leeds. were taken to the theatre IN
electric buses and afterward brought back
TO her home for supper. which was
served at three tables. Dancing followed.
after which a second supper was served
Among the guests We're Miss Civilise Alex
andre. Miss Joan Tuckerman. Miss Frances
BUR- Miss Eleanor Steele. Miss LISA Stii,-
man. Miss Rosa O'NeiI Kane Miss Eliza
beth HOyt. Miss Dorothy Hyde, Miss
Eleanor Rocker. Miss Ursula Brown. Miss
Laura Livingston, oliver w. Bird, jT..
Henry Marshall. George Henry Warren.
r.. Henry Colt. Hartford Powell. louis
Noel. Stanton Leeds, Gardner Perry.
Thomas Potter. Ashton Crosby. WoOdburs-
Seamans. Frederick Goodwin and g. Alen
Hudson.
Dr. and Mrs Francis P. KinnicUtt have
returned TO town for the winter from Nor
ristown. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs William \. Street VIII close
their country home at Seahright. y. j. on
Monday and take possession OF their house
in Park avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge haNs
arrived In town for the winter from tnsir
country place at Riverdale.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph 30 The Tribunc
Newport Nov 1L-Mr. and Mrs. Faul
\ Andrews closed their cottage to-day ana
started for New York. where they viii spend
the remainder OF the winter.
Mrs. Peter ID. Martin has ended her VisU
here and returned to New York
Mrs. John La Farge and Miss la tarss