New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
the winter abroad, will sail on Tuesday Of next
week, October 90
Mr.. md Mrs r. ", John Gaffney of Orchard
Lodge. Summit. N j. who recently returned from
Europe. nrc now occupying their new town house.
Seventy-seventh-st. and Riverside Drive.

Mr.. and Mrs r. ", John Gaffney, of Orchard
Lodge. Summit. N j.. who recently returned from
Europs nre now occupying their new town house.
1t Is announced that the marriage Of Miss Louise
Garland daughter Of James A. Garland. of No. 80
Madison-avc.. to Robert L. Emmett. son OF DR..
Thomas Adds Emmet. will take place on Wednes-
nouneed las, summer while Mrs. Garland, her
daughter ana Mr. Emmett were In Europe.
Miss Nina Murphy. daughter Of Henry NJ.
Murphy. of West End-ave.. will be married to John
b. Ryan son of Thomas Ryan. on TUESDAY, &C.
tober 20 The wedding will be n very quiet one.
ohIy relatives Will he present at the ceremony!
The marriage Of Miss Lillian |. Ferris, daughter
OF the late DIR. f. II. Ferris and sister OF Mrs.
Theodore X. Wilmerdng. to William Floyd-Joncs.
Of this city and Massapequa will be celebrated a.:
the home of her sister. In West Thirty -sixth-st,
Tuesday. November II.
The marriage OF Miss Ethel Hartshorne. daughter
OF the late James Harshorne TO Arnold Wood OF
this city. will take place on Wednesday. November
ii. at the home of the brides mother: Madison-ave
and Forty -irstst. The wedding will be quiet one
as the brides family is still in mourning.
Lyme Conn. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD-Miss Sarah Lord
Griffin. of Lyme, Conn. married on Wednes-
day to Horace L. Wells, of Yale University In the
Congregational Church of Lyme. The old Nc
Curdy house was opened by Edward H.. SALISBURY
for the wedding, to accommodate relatives ana TO
give luncheon to guests from out of town. The
bride is daughter of the late Dr. Edward ID.
Griffin and Mrs Gertrude McCurdy N-ord) Griffin.
of Lyme. Professor Wells is son of Levi Sedg-
wick Wells. Of New Britain. Conn. He is profess
sor Of analytical chemistry and metallurgy In the
Sheffield Scientific School Of Yale. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Arthur Shirley ana
the Rev. DR.. Benjamin w. Bacon OF Yale Theo-
logical Seminary, and former pastor OF the church
The bride attended by her sister. Miss Au-
gusta Nelson Griffin followed by Miss Elizabeth
Copey Marsh. of Morris Plains. n. j. The other
bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Ludngton. OF
Ney-York: Miss Elsie May Bell; Of Washington.
and Miss Julia Noyes. of st. Paul. Mimi. al belng
cousins of the bride The best man was Professor
Samuel L. Penheld: of Yale University me usnerS
tifc School: Charles l.. Webster ana WiIlam H.
Ludington, of Ncw~York. and Joseph s. Hunting
ton Of Lyme. The brides mother gave her away
After the marriage there was a reception at Mrs:
Grfin's house. Owing TO the recent oea,h or
Professor Wells's mother, only relatives ana inti-
mate friends were invited - -,
father Of the bridegroom and his brother Pro
fessor sedgwck Of the Institute Of IecMnoiog T
Mrs Charles H. Lndingson Mr.; and MIS- NJ, Horace
Gardiner Greene Hubbard Mrs. Alexander Graham
Bell and Mrs. Charles Bell. of Washington; Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Salisbury, DR.; and Mrs Beecher.
Professor and Mrs Schwab. Miss Woolsey. daugh..
ter OF President Woolscy; the Misses Marian ana
Emily Whitney daughters of Professor Whtney'
Miss Dana. daughter of Professor Dana; Mra' NC, NC
Laughn and the Misses Brush. daughters OF Pro-
lessor Brush: Miss Morris. daughter OF Governor
Morris and Miss Alice Clark daughter or Pro-
lessor Clark Of New Haven.