New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT.
The Week's Weddings, Engage
ments and Amusements.

The wedding of Miss Ruth Gibson. daughter
Of Rear Admiral and Mrs William c. Gibson.
and Lieutenant William Theodore Tarrant u s
N, Of the Charleston, took place Wednesday
afternoon in st. Bartholomew's Church The
church was decorated in pink and the bride
groom and his attendants, all navy officers, and
also the brides father. wera in full dress uni
form The bride was gowned in white chiffon
cloth and lace. She wore d tulle veil and car
ried Internationally. The only attendant
was her sister Miss Marion Gibson who yvora
d frock OF pale pink chiffon cloth and a large
picture hat trimmed with pink plumes Her
bouquet was made up Of sweetpeas. Ensign
Lindsay Hensley Lacey was the best man aud
Lieutenant Commander Robert L. Russell, Cap
tain Campbell Ensign Rufus Fairchild Zog-
baum, Midshipman Albert Thomas Church and
MldshIpnan HolbrOOk Gibson acted as uehers
A small reception followed for relatives at the
Gibson home. No. 1412 Pacific street.
st. Marks Church was the scene on Tuesday
evening OF the wedding Of Miss Sara Horoton
Johnston, a cousin Of the Gibsons and George
Temple Moore, jr.. son Of George Temple Moore,
OF No 66S Putnam avenue. a maid Of honor
and four bridesmaids attended Miss Johnston,
who was gowned in white japanese chiffon and
lace. She wore the conventional long tulle veil
and carried nlies-of-the-valley and Bride roses
Miss Kate Gibson. maid of honor, wore
princess gown Of pale blue crystallized chiffon,
and Miss Irene Newton. Miss Lillian Rathbun,
Miss Victoria Stillmater and Miss Bessie Crook
were IN Empire frocks of white chiffon and lace.
All carried American Beauties. which We're the
flowers used in the decorations also. Miss Lii
Ian Connolly, in sheer white swiss and lace. /
tended as flower girl. The best man was Seden
Hawley, and the ushers James Russell.
Richard Wilson. Charles J. Campbell and
charles Johnston. In place Of Bishop Burgess,
who was to have performed the ceremony, the
Rev Olin S. Roche of Manhattan. ofiiciated.
A reception followed at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Mcleod John
ston, No. SO St James Place
Another large church wedding Tuesday
evening was that of Miss Lillian Gordon, daugh-
ter of Or. and Mrs. Onsow Allen Gordon. of
No. II Halsey street. and Wentworth Lewis
Harrington. The ceremony took place at s
o'clock, in the Puritan Congregational Church,
and was followed by u small reception. The
matron Of honor Mrs William H Smith. was
goWned In white null, with touches of green
and carried white sweetpeas The maid of
honor, Miss Blanche Horton, was in pale green
crepe de chine and carried white roses. The
two bridesmaids frOcks of white null and
carried lavender sweetpeas. The bridal gown
was or white satin and duchess lace. With this
was carried a bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley. DR.. James T HARRINGTON was
his brothers best man, and the ushers were DR.
L. j. henderson, of Boston; Henry B. Taylor
hlchard Is. Carter and Onslow Allen Gordon ir
Miss Louise Bogardus and Stmap Tiffany
Stewart, Of Newark, married on Tuesday
evening, at the home Of the brides mother
MRS. Leonard f. Bogardus, No. "a West 94th
street but formerly of this borough. The bride
was gowned in white satin messaline. trimmed
with Irish crochet She wore a tulle veil and
carried white sweetpeas She was attended
by matron Of honor, Mrs. Allison Burton
Roome in white chiffon pink taffeta and
maid of honor Miss Marion Bogardus who
wore white chiffon. They carried pink roses
The best man was Robert Torrey, of MontcIair
and the ushers were Allison Burton Roome and