New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-15

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is in St Andrews Church, have been completed.
The ceremony will be performed at $50 O'Clock by
the rector, the Rev. DR. George r. Van de Water,
brides parents No 20 West -hundred-and-
~ ho. Miss pp has chosen for her maid
maids Miss Ida May Hope sister of the bride
ertson viii attend Mr. Hone as best man The
Hshers viii be the brides brother. Burdette FIpp.
bride Charles w. Trask. Charles r vilade and
On the same evening St Thomas's Church. in
Fifth-ave., will be the scene Of the wedding of Miss
Fanny Roberta Dunlap the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap. Of No. III West Sew
enty-second-st. to John Ormiston Lawson John
ston, of London. The church will be deliberately
embellshed with spring flowers, the color scheme
being blue Ind white. in compliment TO the bride
grooms Alma Mater. Cambridge. anu the same
idea will be carried out with regard to the gowns
of the brides attendants. For instance the two
maids of honor. Miss Evelyn Lawson-Johnston.
sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Marion Dunlap
niece OF the bride Will gowns of pale blue
chiffon, with trimmings OF white, while the six
bridesmaids Miss Lawson-Johnston and Miss Ethel
Lawson-Johnston. sisters of the bridegroom; Miss
Nettie Nichols Miss Mary Britton Leavy Miss
Lily AlteDbrand and Miss Aida Backus, viii appear
in gowns of white lace. combined with chiffon
The pages viii be Masters Robert D. Lamson,
nephew of the bride. and Percy Lawson-Johnston,
a young brother OF the bridegroom, whose best
man Viii be ano5her 9Tpt he George
3. Lawson-Johnston; F Robinson, of South
OF Baron ST. John; H. Lazenby. N. Gordon and
Prince Ch[may. OF London The 1saI bride. who VIII
per. probably on Tuesday evening, will wear
train of white satin falling from the Shout
ders Her veil will be Of tulle fastened with jewels
been received by Miss Dunlap The reception
the rector the Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown, will
De held at Sherry's. The young couple Will sail
Paul Mrs. Lawson-Jo hns1on viii be presented at
one of the May Drawing Rooms
Miss Caroline Hunter Kane daughter of Mrs
Walter L. Kane. the occasion of her marriage to
Edgar Morris Phelps. Saturday afternoon April
IL in the Church OF the Incarnation, will be at
tended by Miss Dorothy Kane Miss Whiting, Miss
Lily Oelrichs, Miss Edgar. Miss Dunn and Miss
Gertrude De Coppet. Miss Kane will be given
neur NJ; Phelps will be his brothers best man and
J Searle Barclay, il, Augustus jay r. GrenyliIe
will be among the ushers-
The marriage of Miss Mary z. Price daughter OF
Mrs. William Henry Price, to Samuel Stribiing
Wastrum. of Prescott. Ariz. will take place on
Thursday afternoon next. April 19. in the Central
Presbyterian Church in West Fifty seventh-st-. in
the presence OF relatives and q small number Of
personal friends. The bride who will have no
bridesmaids has chosen Miss Bessie Allyn. OF Nor
folk, Va, TO be her maid Of honor She will
of this city, whose engagement 20 Miss Harriet r.
Dyer daughter of the late General Alexander Dyer.
OF the United States Army, was announced short
time ago. Miss Price will be attired in gown OF
white satin and veil OF tulIe Mhnaln "aISILuIn
VIII his brothers best man, and Robert Bridges
viii serve as ushers The marriage ceremony which
viii be performed by the pastor OF the church, the
Rev; Dr. Wilton Merle smith VIII not De iolo"eu
by the customary reception.
The wedding of Miss Fannie Livingston TO MARCEL
1. Forsythe will be celebrated very quietly on
MsdP 6da S SGena R Vest E s o
son G Peters. and II will be witnessed only by
relatives and a few intimate friends.
An interesting and fashionable wedding IN Phila-
dephia on Monday of next week, April g. will be
that OF Miss Isabella Carter. daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Carter. Of that city 20 Edmund Randolph
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund D. Randolph. or
Mount ST Vincent on Hudson, which will take
place St Marks Church. Bishop Potter will per
form the ceremony which VIII be atte3ded by a
best man will be Robert Potter. and the ushers viii
be B4fSen 1 Ivngon Beecknan and Alfonso
de Navarro. OF this city.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
Sarah Tracy Whitney, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ell Whitney. of New-Hayen. 70 Dr. Leonard ar cutter
Centre Church. New-Haven.
The wedding of Miss Hattie Louise Goodwin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P Goodwin, TO
William Lewis Murray will be celebrated on
Wednesday AR Wes at SRs FGme 81 se
Mr. and Mrs s simors. of No. 2,so7 Fifth-ave.
announce the engagement OF their only daughter
Miss Reba Evelyn simons, TO Lorenz F J. Weiher,
1r. son Of L0renz Weiher, and brother OF Dr.
Charles Weiher, Of this city
TIE last meeting this season of the Merry Wives
Fuc!lre Club Will be held Friday afternoon next
Anril 20 at the horne Of Mrs. William Oliver, No
Is East Seventfeth-st On this occasion the club
will conclude its second season. which has been a
most successful one. with full membership and
oft he mon Fars M-e
FeGen J Roger Mrs. z. 3. Goodwin, Mrs. Z. Eel
lows Jenkins Mrs Frank Fulgraff Mrs P. z. La
Roche Mrs. G. S. Whitson, Mrs. Whitfield Chand
Ter Mrs. Helen Clunn, Mrs. G. z. Montayue, Mrs.
Rickard Forester Mrs. Edwin Outwater, Mrs. E J.
Maurer Mrs. William Oliver Mrs. Henry P. Rob
bins Mrs. John T Turner, Mrs. Frank B. Drake,
Miss V H. Knapp. Mrs. Gilbert Seaman Mrs
Thomas Reynolds, Mrs. William c. Stewart. Mrs.
Johns Mrs Frederick n Collins Mrs Frank D.
White Mrs. Walter Y Bishop Mrs Lillian Kelly
William Harris Boyer Mrs. william D. May and
Mrs Richard Jackson
Mrs. Richard Leland Sweezy and the Misses
will give their last home for the present season
tomorrow afternoon and evening. They VIII be
sisted IN receiving by Miss Nelson and Miss Stew
art.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Rollins Lindsey
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, E. Deaur Lindsey. to
Borden Stanley Harrison. Of the Rev. David
John Harrison. late rector of Ludgrau rectory.
Penzance Cornwall England will take place quiet
ly No. 126 West Twelfth-st.. on April a. at 1890
o'clock. Only the families and intimate friends viii
be present.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss
Jessie Creighton Brown. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Moren o. Brown Of Riverside Drive. 70 John De-
vine shibe of Philadelphia. at Sherry's on
Wednesday evening next April IS.
The n,,bl,c road coach Good Times made its reg