New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney carpsr
ter. of West End avenue. announce the en-.
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Llllia,
| carpenter, TO Ellicott d. Curtis, son OF n.
late Charles Is. Curtis and a brother n
Charles b. Curtis. secretary OF the Amsr.
lean Legation at Christiania. The WA.
ding will take place on June a, m.
brides residence and will be a very Quiz,
affair. the Invitations being restricted "A
near relatives and intimate friends.
Grace Church was the scene OF verv
quiet wedding yesterday at noon, when
i Mrs. Thomas Clay Dugen, the adopted
daughter Of Charles Amory. was married
TO Amory A. Lawrence. OF Boston, by TIA
Right Rev Or. william Lawrence, Blshor
of Massachusetts, assisted by the Rev. r,
Charles l.. Slattery, the rector of Grac,
Church. Only near relatives and !ntimat.
friends were invited TO the ceremony. ana
there was no reception afterward. Amos
Lawrence vas his brothers best man. ana
the bride, who was attired In gray satin
crepe trimmed with cream ard yhit.
lace, and black straw hat, adorned with
gray and black ostrich feathers. had M
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence viii
spend the summer at Beverly. Mass.
where they have rented place for u.
summer. and will sail in the fall for
Europe.
sherry's was the scene last night OF the
farewell bachelor dinner Of young Jaw
Gould. whose wedding TO Miss Annie
Douglass Graham Is set for Saturday in
ST. Thomas's Church. II was a very CIV
party, and consisted Of Reginald Ronalds
Richard Lounsbery, Harvey Ladew. Rens
Escudier. T. Chesley Richardson, r.. J.
Henry Alexandra. jr., Anthony j. DrexeI.
Jr, Harvey Graham. Julius ". Noyes
Robert Fl. RUSSELL and Kingdom Gould
who is to serve as his brothers best man
Mrs. j. Henry H. williams and Miss
Lottie Williams gave bridge party yes.
terday afternoon. followed by reception
with music, at their house, in East soth
street. Among those present we're Mn
Arthur Iselin Mrs. Winfield Scott, Mr,.
Henry S. Redmond. Miss Hopeton and
Miss Isabel Atterbury. Miss Charlous
Delafeld. Miss Maude G. Shepherd, Nh,
Charles de L. Oelrichs, Miss Msdee,rs
anu -'ilSS iNOScitc ~ d. ici anu NlIc. klaItee
A. Childs.
Owing to illness in the family. the mar.
riage Of Miss Sophie E. Langdon to the
Rev. Barrett P. Tyler will be celebrated
very quietly to-day at the house Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. G. Lang.
don, No. 7l9 Fifth avenue. Instead Of at
the Church Of the Incarnation, as original.
ly planned. Miss Helen ". Langdon will
be her sisters only attendant, and DR..
George 7. Tyler will act as his brothers
best man. The bridegroom is rector Of
the Church OF the Redeemer at Morris.
town, ". j.
The annual spring concert by the pupils
Of the Music School Settlement will b
given this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at Men,
oelssohn Hall. The affair has been ar.
ranged by the music committee of thu
Junior League. consisting Of Miss Bes.
trice Pratt. Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon Barnes
and Miss Dorothy Draper. An interesting
programme will be given under the direc.
ton Of David Names by the senior and
Junior orchestras, consisting OF 100 pupiL
between the ages Of eight and twenty-twe
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Cross, OF West
C2d street, have taken possession Of their
place at BernaTisville, N. j., for the spring
and summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sloane will Ieava
town to-day for their country place 1t
Mount Kisco.
Mrs. Charles Henry Coster and Miss
Helen Coster will sail for Europe on June
s, 10 spend the summer abroad.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt will arrive IN
town to-day from Newport.
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant gave lunch.
con at Sherry's yesterd.y for Mrs. Taft
Mrs. W. NJ. V. Hoffman also entertained
al luncheon yesterday.