New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-01
M1RRTED on HER PARENTS BRIDAL D1l

JOHN M,CL,vE GIVES AWAY HIS DAUGHTER
GUESTS AT THE RECEPTIONS.
The Central Baptist Church, Forty-sec0nd st. near
broadway, filled last night with the friends OF
Police Commissioner and Mrs. John McCl9ve, who
assembled to witness the marriage of their daughter
Miss Clara MctHave to Gideon Granger grandson OF
ex -Postmaster- eneral Gideon Granger. The Rev.
Henry NJ Sanders, pastor OF the church, enicated AS
the bridal party entered the church the Mendessohn
Wedding March was played and they left the March
from LOhens rim. The bride wore rich gown OF white
more made with sleeveless and vsbaped corsage ana
full train. TIE font and cOrsage were trimmed with
pou lace and the veil also OF Lace held In place by
diamond pins and marguerite Of pearls with diamond
centre, the latter gift II Inspector and MIS- Steers
From a necklace OF pearls hung a pendant star and
crescent diamonds the gift Of the bridegroom The
bouquet consisted OF white and forget me nots.
The maid of honor was Miss Ella Cregier, who
gown of white tulle and satin, made walking length
The cOrsage low with angel sleeves she carried
bouquet of Jacqueminot The bridesmaids wore
OF similar fashion, but OF rose co!orcd tule AMI
satin and carried bouquets of pink roses They were
Miss May French. daughter of Commissioner French
Miss Mamie Albeit a daughter of Ex-Governor Leon
Albeit; Miss Mamie Brown and Miss Minnie Harris.
These young ladies received from the bride bonboneres
OF silver repousse which were engraved their mono
grams Percy Knapp acteo best IAN, and the ushers
were Charles Dunn Ralph Iyes John Granger and A. IL
Granger brothers of the bridegroom The brides father
reception followed at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
McClave, No 1853 West Seventy secOnd-st The occa-
sion was also the thrtieh anniversary OF their wedding
The parors appropriately decorated and over the
mantei In the front drawing room were the dates
1857 and 1887 In flowers. Mrs. McCiave wore a
handsome gown MORE and SATIN trimmed
with black lace. Her ornaments were OF diamonds
The guests did leave until the New Year was
welcomed in. Among them Commissioner ana Mrs.
VoOrhis, Commissioner and Mrs. French Commissloner
aud Mrs Porter, superintendent and Mrs. Murray MI
and Mrs s. W. McClave Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. higgins Mr.
aud Mrs Martin b. Brown. L. W. McClave ex Governor
Leon Albeit Mr. and Mrs j. Albert Granger parents OF
the groom; Judge and Mrs. Murray. Mr. and Mrs John
Mrs Charles L. Jackson. Inspector and Mrs. Steers.
Mrs Williams. Police Surgeons Reese H.
Nc overn. Charles f. Nammack. Samuel r. Lyon,
William Fluhrer. Martin Grfnne John n. Nesbitt
John II. Dorm. David Matthews, 9. B. w. Mcleod,
Charles Phelps, A. w. Mackay. BENJAMIN Wood, IT.,
George stiner Cornelius Van Kernen. BENJAMIN f.
Dexter, Lucien Dananyille. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Il. Flvnn. Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Moss, Mrs. Eugene Moves Mr.. and Mrs. James sull
van Mrs. Barney Williams, Miss Williams Mrs Carroll
southmaid. Miss Marie Arguimbua. the Misses Paine
Mr. and Mrs. James McElhenney, Hugh J. Grant, Van
Rensselaer, Cruger, Wliam A. Bellamy Rastns s.
Ransom Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius n. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence W. Meade. Mr. and Mrs Frederick 8 Gibbs, MT
and Mrs David O'Reilly, Major William H. Kipp and
Mrs Kipp and Colonel NJ c. Murphy. The young pair
received many beautiful presents. They have left town
for o trip 10 Niagara Falls.