New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-24
MISS LAWRENCE
FEBRUARY BRIDE
Younger Daughter of H.. c.
Lawrence Married to
w. ]. Hutchinson.
SOCIETY WOMEN
SEW FOR CHARITY
Cathedral and Colonial Danes
Glasses Meet-Mr. and Mrs. J.
z. Aldred Give Dinner.

Miss Lucy Lawrence, younger daugh-
..- Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry {. Law
-s,se. % l66 West Eighty-eighth
Street. was married last evening, IN
che marble ballroom Of the Hotel St.
per.s 20 William =. Hutchinson, Of
lakewood. y. j. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr.. 5. De Lam
,ey Townsend, Of All Angels Church,
under bower Of Easter lilies, palms
and white roses.
The bride, who was given away by
her father. wore soft white satin,
trimmed with rose point lace and silver
embroidery, and her long court train
MAS edged with cloth OF silver. she
wore tuI.e veil. arranged with cap
o. Old lace and fastened with orange
blossoms. Her bouquet consisted OF
rarcer.as and lNes-ot-thc-vaIiey.
Mrs William O. Hubbard was her
SISTERS mstrou Of honor. She was
covrcd ir pale pink satin, trimmed
with silver lace, and she carried 6ou-
c1et % pink roses. Miss Helen Mon
roe. IN a frock of white organdie and
carving q basket Of -sweetpeas, was
Aowcr girl. Allen Lindley, Of Engle-
wood, was best man.
The ceremony was followed by
large reception in the Louis XVI room,
and afterward there was dancing and
q buffet supper in the marble ball
room. %,
Nr. and Mrs. Hutchinson will spend
their honeymoon IN the South, and on
their return Will live III this city.
--, c.. .....s-,, .L;e saasop Of the
sewing class which works for the bene-
~ Of the Fresh Air Fund Of the
Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine was
held Yesterday morning at the home OF
Mrs Frederic Z. Lewis, % West FIFTY
second Street
Among the members Of this class
are Mrs. Frank Hunter Potter, Mrs.
Richard Irwin, Mrs. John II. Iselin. Mrs.
Franklin Butler Lord, Mrs. Benjamin
Nicou Mrs Rudolph Schirmer Mrs. J.
Hull Browning. Mrs. Frank A. Wander
lin. Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, MIS-.
Joseph S. Auerbach, Mrs. George lie
Forest Lord, Mrs. David H. Greer Mrs.
W. Lowe Rice, Mrs. Frederic PEARSON
Mrs Frank s. Witherbee, Mrs. Philip
4. 6. Franklin, Mrs Henry NJ. Ilitord
and Miss Julia O.. NcAhster.
The class will meet next Tuesday at
The home Of Mrs Frederick Roosevelt,
q East Fifty-second Street.
The sewing class organized by the
Colonial Danes Of America for the
Seaman's Church Institute met yes
terday morning az the home Of Miss
Cornelia Bcekman, 50 East Thirty
eighth Street. The class will meet
again on March at the home OF Mrs
De Pcyster Hosmer, 863 Park Avenue.
NJ and Mrs. John Z. Aldred gave
dinner last night IN me Louis ANl
room OF the Hotel St. Regis. The
decorations were spring flowers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
r. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. James K.
bartholomew. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
otis. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Stehli, Mr..
and Mrs Horatio Shoumard, Mrs. Rob
ert Wood Johnston, Mrs. Starr tyson,
Charles Z. Clarke and P, Won de Sousa'
Mrs. Pierre Mali will give dinner
on March . at her house, Fhth Ave
nue..
Mrs. Douglas Robinson gave din
rer last night at her house, East
S.Xty-third Street.
Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler left town
Yesterday for Florida. She VIII go
rom there 20 San Francisco, returning
20 New York IN April
Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly gave q small
dinner last night at her house IN ruin
Avenue.
Mr. william Watts Sherman gave
luncheon yesterday at her house. 800
Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field, VINO
were married i'm this city short time
ago and are now in Florida, Will start
soon for San Francisco by way OF the
Panama Canal.
Nj and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt
viii 90 10 San Francisco about April i
on their private yacht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Matthiessen
arrived m town yesterday from their
country place at lrvington, y. /" ana
are at the Gotham.
Mrs Arthur B. Twombly Will give
luncheon 20 day at her home - Last
Ffty-Gfth Street
Mrs. Robert A. c. Smith will give
ka 4. Carlton.