New-York tribune., 1904-10-23
NETWORK SOCIETY,

Grace Church was the scene yesterday OF the
marriage OF Miss Madeline Johnson to Lyle Evans
Mahan. the son of Captain Alfred I. Mahsn. u
s. ". The ceremony, which took place at o'clock,
performed by the Rev. Dr.. Rainsford. OF St.
Georges Church. The bride. who was dressed IN
white satin. trimmed with point lace, wore tuIIe
veil and carried a bouquet OF HIies-of-the-valley.
She was attended by Miss Georgette Folsom. MISS
Katharine LYMAN. Miss RosaIie Campbell and Miss
Julia Hutchins as bridesmaids. all aTraEed II
frocks of yellow brocade trimmed with white lace,
large white felt hats with yellow chrysanthemums
and white plumes. their bouquets being OF yellow
chrysanthemums. Huntington Jackson. of WASH
ington was the best man. and John Evans, OF phil
adeIphia; Arthur Fowler Dudley Davis, ThrOoD
Cieer Philip Birckhead and LawFason Riggs were
the ushsrs After the ceremony a reception was
given by the parents Of the bride. Nr. and Mrs.
Davis johnson. at their home In East Forty-ninth-
st. Among those present were Mr., and Mrs.
Winthrop Folsom. Mr. and Mrs ". Ernlen Rooss-
Welt and Miss Christine Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Bache Pratt, Mr.. and AIRS. Hart Lyman and
Miss Lyman Mr.. and Mrs. f, H. DelaAeld, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Nelson BOrland. Mr and Mrs. Allen
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph FSissel
Another Wedding which took place yesterday
was the marriage of Miss Eleanor Livingston,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. LIVINGSTON
TO Edward Prescott Rowe. at her parents home.
in West F'ifty-hfth-st The Rev DR.. George G.
Houghton performed the ceremony. Henry Rowe
OF Boston his cousins best man. Aroug
those present Mr.. and Mrs r J. Oakley
Rhinelander. NJ. and Mrs Philip livingston Mr.
and Mrs William Rhinelander. Mrs Granville p
Hawes, Miss Sylvia Green and Mrs Calhoun
thornton.
William Woodward. whose marriage 10 Miss
Elsie Cryder takes place tomorrow at Grace
Church. gave his farewell bachelor dinner LAST
night at DelInonlco's, among his guests being
Theodore Lyman who Is TO be his best man: Rob
ert L. Gerry. Williams p. Burden. Hugh Scott
Henry Adams. George Emery. William Sackpole
Harold blanchard Joseph Warren and Edward
Wells, vino are TO be his ushers. Bishop Potter
will of1clate at the wedding tomorrow. assisted
by the BRIDES cousin. the Rev. Egisto Chauncey.
Several other weddings figure on the programme
for the week which opens to-day On Tuesday
Miss Louise de Pcyster Webb. daughter OF Gen
eTaI and Mrs. Alexander s. Webb will be married
70 w. John WaGsworth. at Christ Church River
Observation-Disclosures. and on the same day Miss
Florence JaJTay Wood, daughter OF tha late
Denistoun Wood. will become tine wife o. w Ev-
erett NeTplanCk. ct the country place of her
aunt. Mrs. James McVlckar, at ArGsIey-on- the
Hudson, On Wednesday the Church OF tae
heavenly Rest In this city Will be the scene OF the
wedding OF r. Bernard Philip ana Miss Grace X.
Ballard, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs Frederick T.
Ballard. while at Grace Church Provtdence r. l.
j. Nevett Steele, tr.. OF NeV--York will lead 20
the altar Miss Elizabeth Congdon daughter 0f
ar. and Mrs John Hopkins COngdon Of Provi-
dence, T. l. Yet another marriage SET for the
same day Is that Of Miss Eva Hart dauzhter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Hart. AZ Albany 20
Henry I. Martin. Saturday is the date set for
the marriage IN London Of Miss Pauline Astor.
GAHghter of William Waldorf Astor. TO Captain
H. spender Clay.
Many week end PaFtt<s taking place to-day at
the various country seats around NeV,-York among
A'Oae who are entertaining friends in this iashi0a