New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-19

Lawson-Johnston; Malcolm Gordon Henry Beau
champ St. John, Frank keev and Frank Lazenby.
a brotherfn-law of the bridegroom, OF London, and
Frederick Morgan of this city The brides mother,
Mrs. Dunlap, wore a costume of blue velvet with
trimmings of lace and ornaments of diamonds
Mrs. Lawson-Johnston. mother of the bridegroom
a gown of white lace. showered with black spanges
Mrs. William Lawson Johnston. white satin
cred with white lace; Mrs. Arthur II. Lamson. sis
ter of the bride heliotrope satin. deliberately
brodered in orchids; Mrs Frank Lazenby. sister of
the bridegroom canary coored and pink brocade
covered with lace; Mrs e. A. Baker the
brides eldest sister, salmon colored satin
with duchesse lace and chiffon and Mrs. ]. E.
Bradshaw sister of the bride. white chiffon over
Italian lace. Immediately after the ceremony
there was reception at sherry{s. Some Of the
parents of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs; ": Law
OF Lon1on M ana MIS- william "A
Mrs John. McClaye, DR.. and Mrs: John A. wyeth,
man Mack, Mr. ana Mrs, oscar Richards. Mr..
and Mrs Glare rem Mead Mr. and Mrs I Frank
Mr; and Mrs; 4, /, Ashma9 Mr.. and Mrs Hiram
MIS- w F bgeiaw ' Miss Mabei T MeKnsY E Mr
yandsT5oe{; Nj, and and Mrs: Joseph p, RIGharis,
Alden a swan Tr and Mfs we Charles ana WIS Mis
Rr and Mrs and Ss oye ro Mr. and nl Mrs R
walter Gbb Mr. and MRS B
Of Newar Ns MI and Mrs H. Eqg E Michael
Mrs G Mccauley and Mr.. and Mrs. R, P: Nevns;
X. a. G.
George R. Bdwell, The wedding gifts. which are
numerous will be displayed to-day at the home of
valuable pieces of plate and large collection Of
eo the of If them the bTa bo rn M
6unlap. diamond and pearl bracelet from Miss
Johnston diamond and pearl ring from Edward
Lawson Johnston, a silver dessert from Mr. and
and Mrs. William Lawson-Johnston a silver salad
service from Thomas Bresin gold cardcase set
Hess. two diamond honeymoon pins from the en-
e cupid and Pase OF
pedesta of Italian marble, from the directors of
tai from NJ: and Mrs, {. +; Rogers. The bride
and will sail for England on the Steamship St.
Paul on Wednesday next. April %. About the
with Miss Ethel Lawson Johnston. The couple
will spend the remainder Of the summer sailing
and Russia. Their home will be in London.
pretty wedding yesterday was that Of
Miss Henrietta Delaplaine Danforth daughter of
Mrs. George H Danforth to Howard White Starr
a son of Theodore b. Starr which celebrated
in the Central Presbyterian Church. West Fifty
seventh-st The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. James r. Danforth formerly of PhiladeI-
phia, but of Westfeld. n. j.. an uncle of the
bride. who assisted by the pastor of the
church. the Rev. DR.. Wilton Merle Smith The
brides attendants were Miss Jeanette Hughes.
Miss Grace jenkins Miss Emma Hyatt, of Plain
field n. j.; Miss Elizabeth II. Williamson of
ton and Miss Isabel Danforth sister Of the bride ride
The bridegroom attended by Frederick r.
Gaacar, of Boston, as best man. The ushers were
Shaw Newell. Arson Wood Burchard. DIR. Theodore
G. White of this city and William X PAYNE of
Auburn y. Y. After the ceremony there was a re-
ception for the members of the two families and
the intimate friends at the home of Mrs Danforth.
No. 108 West Fifty-eighth-st.
| At Sherrys last evening Miss Jessie Creighton
Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morello O.
Brown, of No 10 Riverside Drive was married 70
John Devine Shibe of Philadelphia The cere-
mony performed al O'Clock by the Rev. DR.
| Abbott f. Kittredge, pastor of the Madison Ave
Reformed Church. The maid of honor was
Miss Grace l.. Bentley, of Philadelphia and the
bridesmaids Miss Harriet Pratt and Miss May
Squire of this city Miss Estella Rodgers OF Brook
| lyn and Miss Jeanne Mclaughlin, of New Bruins
| wick, n. j. Mr.. Shibe's best was Albert
! Diesinger, OF Philadelphia, and the ushers were
! Louis Warne. Edward A. Chengeon. j. T Hickman
and j. Torrance Leonard. reception followed
| the ceremony.
| In ST. Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church. Madi-
son-ave and ore hundred nd twenty sxth-st at
8 o'clock last evening. Miss Clara selden Gardner
a granddaughter of the late Justice Hugh Gardner
was married TO Jesse Traver Montross by the pas
tor, the Rev. DR.. f. S. Triple. The bride. who was
given away by her uncle ]. N Abbott was at
tended by Miss May Miller. OF Mount Vernon as
maid of honor Her bridesmaids Miss Mabe
Watson and Miss Alice Hills. of this city; Miss
! Florence Archer, of Mount Vernon and Miss j
Evelyn Scofeld. of Stamford Conn Emerson w
Montross his brothers best The ushers
Gardner Abbott, a cousin OF the bride; III. F.
| Boese Perry c. Pentz and Hugh B. Gardner a
brother Of the bride. The wedding reception was