New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Emily Frances Whitney and Cap
tain Allan Lindsay Briggs, 26th Infantry
were married yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
EImore Whitney, No. AL Park avenue
; Miss Helen Whitney, the brides sister
was maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Gladys Stout and Miss Ravida
Ellis, Of Baltimore. Lieutenant Seaomy
1st United States Cavalry. was the best
man, and Captain G. w. Fenton, aid to
General Grant; Lieutenant John Emory
jr, 18th United States Infantry; Arthur l.
Resse, of Springfield, Mass; Walter r
Badger. jr., Of Cambridge, and William G.
Brady, jr,. were the ushers.
Mrs. Minnie D. Griffith, widow OF Sam
ueI p. Grlnth, OF Kansas City, was mar
ried 20 Judge Matthew G. Reynolds, OF
| St. Louis, at noon yesterday In the
/ Church OF the Heavenly Rest She was
| given away by her son, William Griffith.
The ceremony was performed by the rector,
the Rev Herbert Shipman, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Monk, and was followed BY a
breakfast at the Waldorf-Astoria. After
the ceremony Judge Reynolds aud his
.
more than forty years. left this city for
| Washington, where dinner will be given
for them tomorrow night by Champ Clark.
Miss Martha Niles Lesher, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Le~her, was mar
RED yesterday morning 20 Wayne r. Con-
nor. The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents. No. 65 East 55th
street, DR.. Henry van Dyke officiating.
! Miss Madge Lesher was maid OF honor
] The bridegroom was attended by James
/ Alexander as best man. On account Of the
recent death of Mrs. Washington q. Con-
nor. mother of the BRIDEGROOM. only mem
bers of the Immediate IanlleS were pres
| emf.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Louis
Vaughan TO Everett Rich will take place
or Wednesday, December 6, at Saint Sa-
viours Chapel Cathedral Of Saint John
the Divine The brides cnly attendant
will be her sister, Miss Frances q. Vaughan,
and only relatives and intimate friends will
he present. Miss Helen L. Vaughan is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Latimer Clark
Vaughan. now living in this city, and Is
from one OF the oldest and best families
of the South, being a direct descendant OF
! |cv-Coyernor John Milton Of Florida and Of
tho Randolphs of Virginia Mr.. Rich Is
rom CHICAGO and is a graduate of the
| Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
class Of VH
Miss Helena Rutterhach. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Nicholas Butterbach, of Rumson
\ J.. was married yesterday at noon to
| lanes F. McCarron. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh McCarron. of Rumson. Mr.. McCar-
ron is connected with the United States
Trust Company of New York The cere-
monv Was performed I'm ST. James's Roman
Catholic Church by the Rev. James 4.
REYNOLDS, assisted by Fathers Linnane and
J Quinlan
! The bride wore a gown OF white satin
with crystal bead trimming. and carried Z
shower bouquet OF red roses. She was
given away by her father. who for twenty
wears has been superintendent OF the late
| cornelius n. Bllss's estate at Oceanic. Mr.
and Mrs. c. NJ Bliss jr., were among the
many persons who witnessed the cere'
mony
The bridesmaids were Miss Esther Dew
of Boston. college chum OF the bride
and Miss Frances Schwartz, OF Toms
River. y. j. Henry T.. Scheaper. of New
YORK was best man. while William Nolan
Of Brooklyn. q cousin Of the bridegroom
and Alfred Muhlker. of New York, acted
as ushers.
Following the ceremony a reception wa
held at the Bliss home, and late In th'
afternoon Mr., and Mrs McCarron started
! on their wedding trip ON their return
they viii live With the brides parents unti
MIR. McCarron's new house ~ Fair Haven
Is completed
Baltimore. Dec. Miss Grace peyres
Tuck. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philemon
II. Tuck. and Alfred Plumsted DevereuX
OF Philadelphia, were married. to-day. The
ceremony was performed in the home oi
the brides parents here 10y Cardinal Glib
hons A wedding breakfast followed IN thu
| Hotel Belviderc. \. j. Antelo DevereuN
was his brothers best man. There were nc