New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
Easter lilies used in the decorations MI and
Mrs. Stranahan will live in Brookline, Mass

Easter lilies were used in the decorations Mr. and
Mrs. Stranahan will live in Brooklne, Mass
Miss Louise Buttrick and John Wells James, Jr |
were married Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. ButtrlcK,
No 1893 Dean street The Rev. DIR. Samuel Parkes
Cadman performed the ceremony, which was loi-
lowed by a small reception. The bride was goWneu
in white satin, hand embroidered. and embel1shed
with duchess and point lace She wore the
conventional long tulle veil and orange blossoms
and carried a shower OF lilies-of-the-valley Inc
maid of honor Miss Mildred Banke wore paie
green chiffon cloth and the bridesmaids, Miss Anna
Case. Miss Mabel Graham. of Brooklyn, and Miss
Helen P. Young. of Montclatr, \. j.. We're frockeu
in white over green. They carried Golden Gate
roses. The best man Halstead James, and W.
Irving Dey. of Manhattan: Harold D. Watson
William I. James and Louis c. Buttrick served as
ushers. The decorations were in green and white.
Mrs. Buttrck received in rale gray crepe de chine
The marriage of Miss Jane Milne Howe, daush-
ter of Samuel Howe of Gates avenue, and the
Rev. Arthur James Derbyshire solemnized on
Monday at the lawn at Shadow Hin, the
Howe country place at Noroton, Conn The Rev
DR.. John G. Bacchus, assisted by the Rev. Carl H.
Elmore. officated. Holding the ribbons forming
the aisle for the bridal party were Miss Ruth
Ackerman Miss Kathryn Joy and Miss Nina Nils
paugh The bride gown OF white marqui-
settle over satin fashioned with a coat of feTre
lace. She carried shower of roses. The maid or
honor. Miss Margaret Howe, wore robe of prin-
cess lace and carried sweetpeas and orchids. Ihe
bridesmaids Miss Mabel Richards, Miss Ella
Rrunswick Miss Madge Moody and Miss Adeline
Derbyshire. wore lingerie frocks. Gordon NJ Howe
was the best man, and the ushers were John P
Matchett. George Anderson, Richard B. Grant and
Walter H. Howe.
In the New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church on Tuesday evening Miss Eugene Ager
became the bride of Arthur Russell Richards Her
gown of white satin trimmed with japanese
embroidery and old crown point lace. She carried
IfIies-of- -the-vaey, and these flowers were also
used to fasten her veil. She was attended by
maid Of honor. Miss Gladys Balch and two brides
maids, Miss Maude Virginia Jones and Miss Edna
A Burr. Their frocks of pompadour chiffon
over pink and place of bouquets they carried tall
stafrs topped by punches Of roses. Raymond Will
fams of Glen Ridge, the best and DR..
Charles Conner, Clarence F. Westin. William 2
Cook jr., and Irving E. Wood acted as ushers
The Rev Dr. S. Parkes Cadman performed the
ceremony, which followed by small recep-
ton at the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry c. Alger No. SO Lefferts Place. Bride
roses palms and ferns were used in the decora-
tons Mr. and Mrs. Richards to live at the
Palmyra No. IS Lefferts Place,
At the Richards-Alger wedding many persons
first learned of the engagement of Miss Maude
Virginia Jones and Clarence F. Westin, members
only few days previously. Miss Jones is the
Younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Jones'
Of st. Marks avenue and sayville Long Island.
Her sister is Mrs. William Robinson Simons, and
she is cousin of Mrs. Roland Whitney Belts. for
merly Miss Mabel Granbery.
OF interest on the Heights where the bride has
often visited the wedding in st. Gabrtels
Church Marion. Mass, on Wednesday of Miss Ada
c. Knovrlton and Oswald Chew. of Philadelphia
4F v1idI
Waldo Knowlton and a niece of the late Edwin F.
Knowlton of Columbia Heights, and therefore a
cousin of Mrs Burr Chamberlain, Mrs. Arthur
Nelson Peck and Eben b knowlton Her sisters
are Mrs. w. Schuyler Smith and Mrs. Edwin Mes
bit Chapman, who formerly lived in this borough.
Miss Annie /. Knowlton the maid Of honor.
The best man was Samuel Chew. and the ushers
were D. J. Knowlton, P. B. Knowlton. Louis Rush.
Thomas Stokes, Charles E. McGlensey and Benja-
min Chew.
Miss Mary Louise Dixon, daughter of Mrs Daniel
McDuf Dixon, of No 1920 Dean street. was mar
ried on Tuesday evening TO Dr. Clarence Thorn Van
Woert. 1t a home ceremony. with the Rev
DR.. Mcconnell officiating. Pink roses and green's
were used in the decorations. The bride, who was
given away by her brother, Donald McDuff Dixon.
was gowned in chiffon tafeta and rose point lace.
The maid of honor and only attendant of the bride
was Miss Marguerite Wardel Her frock of
pink Liberty silk and she carried pink roses. Miss
Elmer NJ Burden best man, and the ushers
were Roy E. Pardee and Henry Van Kleeck
ST Paul's Church, Flatbush, the
Wednesday evening of the marriage oof Miss Hazel
Osgood Everson and Clarence Charles PerpaH.
The Rev DIR. Townsend Glover Jackson performed
the ceremony at o'clock. and reception followed
at the home of the brides pcrents, Mr. and Mrs.
Valentine Hall Everson. No. 1876 Hawthorne street.
The bride was attended by a maid of honor Miss
Emily A Perpal, in pink satin striped marquisette
and carrying carnations, and four bridesmaids,
Miss Helen Sperry, Miss Esther Congdon, Miss
Eugene Bennett and Miss Adele Weiss. They
wore pinl, fiowered null and carried pink roses.
The bridal gown Of white chiffon satin,
made Empire fashion, with yoke and sleeves of
duchess lace. Miss Gladys Hallock acted as flower
girl and carried leghorn full of pink roses The
best man Harold Perpall, and William NJ
Mackenzie. Chester s. Fargrieve. Harry Addnsell.
r. Perpall were the ushers.
Only relatives will witness the marriage Wednes-
day of Miss Marion Creighton Walbridee daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Walbrdge of No h2
Downing street, and the Rev. George w Crockett
Hill. IT is to be home ceremony at o'clock
Miss Clsraba Virginia Smith. of Hartford Conn
will attend the bride and Augustus M Walbridra
is to be the best
The marriage OF Miss Laura Cecel,s Ctsss