New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

honor. and by her cousin. Miss Virginia Vernon,
as flower girl. The brides gown was Of white
satin, made princess fashion. with garnitures OF
point lace She tuie and duchess lace veil
fastened by sprays of orange blossoms. and car
ried white orchids and lilies-of-the-valley. Mr..
Griffith, who is the son of S P. Griffith. of Kansas
City. had as his best man Sidney Porter co
Henry'D- Serving ushers were DR.. George c.
Hall, Charles q. Meade. Henry S. Beardsley and
Carroll Burton. The Rev s J Wood performed
the ceremony, which was followed by informal
reception at the Sherwood Studios, No. IS West
57th street. where Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith will make
their home on returning to the city.
Mrs. George ". Chauncey Miss Adelaide Chaun-
cey and a. Wallace Chauncey will sail by the
Oceanic on Wednesday, July = for a short trip
abroad When they return. about September !,
they viii camp at the Karmachenee Club, Range
ley Lakes Maine.
Mrs William H. Thurston Miss Ruth Thurston
and Miss Dorothy Ward sailed yesterday the
ST Louis for Cherbourg. From Paris they will
go Switzerland. where they will spend the
greater part Of the summer They expect TO be
absent about three months
Mr.. and Mrs David Franklin Manning will sail
on the Kron Prinzessin Cecelie July 1S. for their
annual trip abroad.
Mrs Thomas A Eddy and Miss Marjory Eddy
sail Wednesday the Majestic for
extensive trip abroad. They viii spend a month in
Paris and then travel through France Later they
will go to Geneva. where they will remain until
Joined Christmas by Mr.. Eddy. They will then
travel the Continent, returning to New York IN
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene A Widmann are to sail
for Europe Tuesday by the Kaiser Wilhelm IL
They VIII be away weeks. dividing their time
between France and Switzerland.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin II. Keiser will also spend
the summer abroad. They will sail the Ham
burg Thursday. and expect TO return early in Sep
tenber.
A1r. and Mrs. Frederic c. Brown. who are spend
ing fortnight motoring. registered at the Saga
more. Lake George, Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs James H Stearns and Miss Edna
Stearns left town last week for their cottage at
Pine Grove Springs Lake Sponord. n. H. They
made the trip up by motor
Mrs William Leslie scryInser. Of Park Place
who is spending the summer at her country home
al Bay Shore. gave bridge party Monday af-
ternoon. There were about fifty guests. The prizes
glass and silver powder puff boxes and
RecanIer mirrors. Mrs. Scrymser will entertain
large house party the Fourth of July for her
daughter. Miss Lillian L Scrymser.
Mrs Hugh Mclaughlin returned on the Lus-
in-law ana daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Court
ney.
Among the Brooklyn people registered in Paris
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Simon F. Rothschild
and Howard Rothschild, who have been travelling
in the chateau country. Nh and Mrs Frank l.
Zerega. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 2. Mares and the Misses
MaTesi, Miss s +. Hodges DR.. and Mrs. W. a
James. Nj and Mrs. John b. rockingham, William
c rockingham, Donald Og!lyie ana Elmer Burden.
Mrs. Jacob Meurer and the Misses Meuror. who
sailed fortnight ago. VIII be joined by Mr. Meurer
II Paris in August.
Herbert Lee Pratt heads the committee Of
rangements for the Hudson Fulton ball to be given
the Academy Of Music Thursday, September 30
Associated with him are George \. Allin, De Witt
c. Bailey, Van Brunt Bergen Charles A Boody.
William s. Ch!lds. Henry J. Davenport Norman
S. Dixie William y. Dykman. Edmund D. Fisher,
Walter Gibb, Herbert g. Gunnison. Walter Ham
mitt Howard J. Hazleharst. William V. Hester,
Richard II. Laimbeer L, Herbert Litchheld ET-
skine H Lott, Frank Lyman. Howard w. Maxwell.
Harris G. McKeever. J. Adolph Mollenhsuer, John
Hill Morgan, William II. Nichols. jr.. George Not
man. Willis L. Ogden Thomas p. Peters John J.