New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24

a Misrepresentation
Mrs David H. Greer will be at home on TUESDAYS
during the at st. Bartholomew rectory. in
Madson-ave
Mrs. Richard P. Lounsbery and Miss Lounsbery
will receive Thursdays. January g. Is and D. from
till o'clock their house. in East Fifty-sey-
enth-st-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Francklyn are placed in
mourning by the death in England last Sunday Of
Mr. Franckiyn's mother. Mrs. William Gilbert
Francklyn. of speen Hill Lodge. Newbury. England
She was sister of Sir Edward Cunard the father
of Sir Bache Cunard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Rockefeller have pur-
chased the old Mountain House property, Cornwall
on-the-Hudson. where they will build country
place. The road connecting Cornwall with
Tuxedo will bring them into close connection with
that resort. with which they will from henceforth
be to a greater extent identified than heretofore
Mrs. Rockefeller was Miss Elsie Stlman.
The week of Christmas will be continuous
round of gayety among the cottagers and the club
houses at Tuxedo. Many social functions are sched-
uIed for the week, but the ball which will be held
at the clubhouse on New Years Eve will be the
most interesting affair the calendar For the
week not single room is left at the clubhouse,
and few people will reopen their cottages. At the
Tennis Club a series of interesting tennis and
racquets have been arranged for the week ending
on Saturday. George Standing, Of the New-York
Racquet Club champion of the United States. will
meet Robert Moore, the well known English racquet
player, now professional to the Tuxedo club for
merIy with the New-York Racquet and Tennis Club
and second to Latham. champion of England The
following days Standing will meet Punch the
champion of England. at tennis. Many seats in the
galleries engaged. and in consequence an in
teresting match will be witnessed ]. Henry Smith
will also entertain house party for the weeks
end as also will Mrs Pierre LoriIlard jr, previous
to going abroad in the first week Of January
Among those who will be at Tuxedo will be Colonel
and Mrs John J. McCook. who will be at the Win
ter Club; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. Mr.. and
Mrs George L. Rives. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
RutIedge Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry W. Poor. Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.
Barley and Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stewart
Details of the marriage. already reported by
cable of Miss Lucy Tappan Richardson to Albert
NJ Lythgoe. at Athens. Greece. have been received
The wedding took place in the English Church.
which was beautifully decorated for the occasion
The King was represented by NJ. PapparigC9oulo.
marechal of the court, and the Queen BY Count
Messiah The Crown Prince and Crown Princess,
Prince Nicholas and Prince Andreas. the diplo-
matte corps and Athens society in general were
present = reception held after the ceremony
at the American School Of Archaeology, the home
OF the brides parents. at which the Crown Prince
and Crown Princess were present Among the
gifts was silver tea service from the King and
Queen, and presents also were received from other
members of the royal family Miss Richardson Is
the granddaughter of the late Henry G. Bowen. OF
Brooklyn and the daughter of Professor Rufus B.
Richardson. director of the American School Of
Archaeology at Athens Mr.. Lythgoe takes his
bride TO Egypt where he has been engaged for
several years In excavations for the University OF
California He has been recently appointed curator
OF the Egyptian department OF the Art Museum Of
Boston. and lecturer EgyptOlogy in Harvard
University, but will continue his work in Egypt
for another year before entering upon his duties
in This