New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-13

be a home ceremony, on Wednesday even
ing March 80, with the Rev. DIR. Lyman
Abbott and the Rev. DR.. L. Mason Clarke
officiating. Miss Florence Martin will be
the brides only attendant Frederick Davis
is to be the best man and Ogden Minton
Nelson d. White, George c. Beals and Carl
Weston will serve as ushers. The invita-
lions to the ceremony at o'clock have been
limited. but those to the reception follow
ing have been general.
Mrs. Walter st. John Benedict had orig
inally planned to give three bridge parties,
but instead gave only two and luncheon.
Covers were laid for twelve the guests be-
ing Mrs. Josiah T. Marean, Mrs. Frederick
D. Sherman, Mrs. William Howard Good.
Mrs. Ernest Warren, Mrs. Francis E. Par
ker. Mrs. Whitehead Gllfllan, Mrs. G. ID.
Meneely Miss Covas, Miss O'Conncr. Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Katherine Perry. The
table appointments were In pink
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter st. John Benedict
will be out of town next week. They are to
take short Western trip.
Nothing has attested the popularity OF
Miss Justine Edwards Hibbard more than
the frequency with which she has been en-
tertained since the announcement of her
engagement to Malcolm Roberts, month
ago. Monday evening they We're members
of a box party at the Aston Theatre given
by Miss Adelaide Gardiner, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund lie B. Gardiner. of the
Gotham, where they were previously enter
tanned at dinner. Miss Hibbard, goWned
in black satin, was noticed at The opera
last week with Mr.. Roberts and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Omri Ford Hibbard.
Announcement was made last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Graft. of No. sS7
st. Marks avenue. Of the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Irma Gratz. to Baron
Alfred Won Lazarini-J a blanitz. a lieutenant
in the sachsen dragons in the Austrian
Amy. Miss Gratz has spent much of her time
In Europe, particularly in Munich where her
uncle Is Secretary OF State. She will prob
ably spend the summer abroad, returning
for the wedding in the fall
The many friends of Miss Elizabeth VAL
entine. who is now playing with Sothern
and Marlowe in Philadelphia, are always
anxious to see her when she is in New
York. so they Will doubtless be delighted TO
hear that the company is booked to appear
in Brooklyn in a fortnight. Miss Valentine
part as Jessica in The Merchant Of Ven
ice" is thought by not few Of her ad-
mirers to be her best.
large church wedding will be that on
Tuesday. April 10. Of Miss Adelaide Marie
Shelley, daughter of Mrs. William James
Shelley. of No. 1889 Pacific street. and
George Howard Eddy, son of General John
Eddy. Miss Marion f. Shelley is to be her
sisters maid of honor, and there will be
four bridesmaids-Mis Beatrice Eddy, Miss
Agnes Rorke, Miss Grace Keiser and Miss
Mary Finan. Rooert Eddy will act as best
man for his brother. and William Taylor,
William Coykendall, Howard Crawford.
Frederick Buckenberger, Robert Moorhead
and William kavanaugh have been named
as ushers. The Church of Our Lady of
Victory will be the scene OF the ceremony,
at o'clock.
Mrs. Edwin James Scrymser OF the Hotel
St George. gave q large luncheon and
bridge on Tuesday. The table appointments
were in pink, roses being used in the deco
rations. and small Japanese bonbon boxes
We're given as favors. The prizes were
beaded bags. A few of those who enjoyed
NIB oClSH lSer hospitality were Mrs.
William Leslie Scrymser. Miss Lillian Eme-
lin Scrymser, Mrs. William Hartley Dole,
Mrs. Frank j. Woodwork and Mrs ]. P.
Geran
The second musical dance in the series
of four which is being given at the Pouch
Gallery for the endowment fund of the
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum Hospital will
take place next Tuesday evening. The en-
tertainment will be furnished by Martin De
Laney. tenor; Carl H. Tollefsen, violinst.
and Mrs, Tollefsen. pianist.
In the absence of the regent, Mrs. Will
lam c. Beecher, Mrs. Frank Lupton pre-
sided over the meeting of Fort Greene
Chapter. Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, which took place on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. William c. Todd, No IS
Willow street. Mrs. Camden c. Dixie
chairman of the afternoon, introduced Mrs
Joseph Beale, vice-regent general of New
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