The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-25
GLENBURN.

On Saturday, June 30, at > o'clock,
Miss Edith Palmer Smith was united in
marriage to Rev. John Curry Johnston,
pastor OF the Abbey Street Presby-
terian church, Dublin. The wedding
took place at the Palmer homestead,
the brides home in Gilcnburn. Many
pleasant festivities have been held
under the old trees. but none so beau
tiful as this marriage of the daughter
of the house. The rainy spring culmin-
atod in an ideal day for an outdoor
wedding. The grass was dry. and when
the hour arrived light breeze and
slight. feecy clouds tempered the heat
of the sun.
The bridal train emerged from the
march finely sung by Mrs. Lister, Miss
Cclvin aud Messrs. Hall and Dean, to
the skllfu accompaniment of Mr..
tonant on the piano. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Wilson n.
Clarke, ID. D., LID, uncl" of the
BRIDE assisted by Rev. Walter Johns
ton, brother of the groom. The bride
was given away by her brother, George
Palmer Smith, the maid Of hcnor being
Miss Marie JadWin, and the brides
maids. Misses Isabel Sherwood and
Helen Jadwin. The ushers were Hart
ley Sherwood and Stanley Jadwin.
The bride was attired in a costume
composed of cream satin, mousseline
dc sole and point lace the veil fastened
with white bridal roses. The maid of
honor wore white lace over pale blue
silk, with bouquet of white roses. and
the bridesmaids wore pale green silk
null. with pink roses. After the ce"c-
mony. refreshments were served to tho
guests, who We're seated under the
trees. The affair was throughout a
most beautiful and enjoyable one. an
especial interest attaching to this mar
riage in view of the fact that the bride s
future home will be beyond the Allan
tic. But in this age of quick sea travel
only few days will separate her from
her Glenburn home which she intends
to visit every summer, and in the in
terval entertain many friend from
these shores in her capacity as mistress
OF the manse at No, > Mountjoy square,
Dublin. Those present from Scranton
We're: Mr.. and Mrs, Linen, Miss Linen,
Colonel and Mrs. Boies, Miss Boies,
Miss Kalzenbach, Judge and Mrs.
Hand, the Misses Hand, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickson. Miss Dickson, Mr., and Mrs.
George Sanderson, Miss Anna Sander
son, Mrs. \. II. Winton, Miss Wntcn.
Mrs. Livey, Mrs, Reynolds, Misses
Jeannic and Glare Reynolds, Mrs. Will
lam Lathrope, Miss Lathrope, Mr.. ana
Mrs. \. II. Storrs, Mr.. q, 4. Fuller,
George Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son. NJ. and Mrs. Poorc, Miss Poore,
the Misses Merrill, Mr. Merrill, Mrs.
Moffatt. Mrs. l.aton Oakford, Mr..
James Oakford. Mrs, Kellar Miss
Diana Reynolds, Miss Anna Mcleod,
Mrs, Frank Jermyn, From Bingham
ton: MIR. and Mrs. Radcliffe Lockwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Leighton, From
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs, q. II. Jadwin,
the Misses Jadwin, the Messrs. Jadwin,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Love, Miss Mar
garet Love, Miss Mary Love, Mrs, r.
Fl. Sherwood Miss Sherwood, Hartley
Sherwood. From Hamilton, n. V: Rev,
Dr. and Mrs. Clarke. From Brooklyn,
Pa: Mrs. James Bullard, From Utica:
Miss Churchill. From Pittsburg: Mrs.
Theodore d. Starr. From New York:
DR.. Churchill Carmalt. From Georgia:
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer Smith,
Misses Constance and Leslie Butts.
From WASHINGTON, ID, c.: Miss kath-
crime &. Bradley.
The gifts were numerous and very
choice. and win make a fine supple
ment TO The British silver and Irish
linen awaiting her on the other side.
Among the unique presents were a ID.
A. II. pin, in which is SET lock of
Washington's hair, given by him to the
anccstress of Miss Atherton, who gave
it 10 this endeared bride; Mr. James
Carmalt, decorated in burnt work a
beautiful linen chest. Outside is the
text, she looketh well 10 lhe Mays of
her household and eatheth not the
bread OF idleness." and within the lid
is the following invocation from the
chest:
Bring biue-oyed flax from the little
green isle,
And cotton blooms from the brightest
land
For me 70 hide in a treasure pile,
Safe for the happy housewives hand