New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-16
MRS. FLAGLER
AGAIN A BRIDE
Is Married to Judge Bling
ham at Home of Penn
broke Jones

Mrs. Mary l.. K. Flagler. widow OF
Henry VI. Flagler, one Of the organ
izers of the Standard Oil Company
and builder of the Florida East Coast
Railway, was married yesterday after
noon TO Judge Robert Worth bing-
ham. OF Louisville, KY. The cere-
mony was performed in the music
room OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones's house, East Sixty-frst street.
in the presence Of only sixteen rela-
tives and intimate friends. The Rev:
Or. George Morgan Ward, rector oil
the church which the late Mr.. Flagier
had built at Palm Beach, officiated.
The bride. who was given away IN
marriage By her brother, william T.
kenan. had no attendants. Judge
Bingham had for his best man pr
Hugh J. Young. Of Baltimore. Judge
and Mrs. Bingham. after their wed
ding trip, will go to Louisville, where
they will spend a year. =,
The marriage is the elimination OF
romance which began before Mrs
Bingham met her first husband. Inc
couple met again last spring for the
frst time after twenty-five years ana
the acquaintance was renewed. Inc
engagement was announced two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Binghams first husband LETT
an estate Of about s70,000,00O. Judge
Bingham was al one time Mayor OF
Louisville and later besame Chancellor
Of the Jefferson Circuit Court, from
which he retired. lie is a native OF
Orange County. He attended the Uni
versity OF North Carolina, the OniVer-
sity Of Virginia and the University
Of Michigan.
Miss Grace Floyd Delafeld, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Delafeld, or
1875 East Thirty eighth Street, was
married at noon yesterday In Old Trim
ity Church, to F. De Lancey Robinson.
Tho ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father J. o. S. Huntington, Su-
perior of the Order Of the Holy Cross,
and a breakfast followed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Delafeld. The bride
had for her maid of honor her cousin,
Miss Charlotte Prentiss, and for her
bridesmaids another cousin, MISS
Constance NJ. Carr, arS Mss Seiena
Arnold.
Augustus Riley was Mr. Roblnson's
best man. and the ushers were DR.. W.
Sidney Smith, Virgil Gordon, John
Bovey and George Basil Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will spend
their honeymoon in Canada and the
West.
Miss Eva Mali, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierre Mali, will be married TO
David Chester Noyes this afternoon IN
Grace Church. The ceremony VIII De
performed by the Rev. DR.. Slattery
and a reception will follow at the nome
Of Mr. and Mrs. Mali, 8 Fifth Avenue
The marriage of Miss Helen Durham
HAYNES. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. -.
Oliphant Haynes, to John Trevor
Adams takes place to-day at the home
OF her parents. IL West Ninety-four'n
Street.
Miss Jeannie Emmett, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coster kmmet
will be married to William Barton
French on December at the nome
Of her parents, 80 East Seventy-seconu
Street.
Dr. and Mrs. Hermann Biggs Will
rive a dinner at the Colony CLUB on
December 81 for their deoutahIe
daughter. Miss Katharine Biggs. l.
will be followed by a theatre party
Miss Biggs will be introduced to So
ciety at a reception which her mother
viii give for her at her home. 80 Vest
Fifty-sixth Street, on December l.
The first of the Wednesday evening
dances organized by Mrs. Lindsey
Tappin and Mrs. George b. knigh'
wade was held last night at sherry >.
The patronesses include Mrs. Rooer'
= Tod. Mrs. s. oakley Wander PoeI'
Mrs. Dom Barber, Mrs: Waiter o.
Gurnee, Mrs. J. Prentice Kellogg, hrs
Ralph N. Johnson, Mrs. Adams batch,
eiIer' Mrs. william R. X. Taylor ana
Mrs. Rene Moen.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bird have re,
turned from Dark Harboir, Me- anu
are at the Hotel Gotham for the WIN
ter.
Mrs. Edison Bradley will give a aanse
., December 90 at ner home in WASH.
ington for some of the debutantes Oh
the season.