New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-17
MISS JOHNSON WED
TO NJ. c. TOWNS
Miss Jean Fraser and Miss
Grace BroadhurSt Other
BROOKLYN Brides.

Miss Edna Curtis Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Johnson,
and Mirabeau Cullen Towns, son of Mr..
and Mrs Mirabeau Lamar Towns, of "a
Eighth Avenue, Brooklyn. were marriT
last evening in Grace Methodist Ep1
copal Church, Brooklyn. White roses,
peonies and daisies were used in the
decorations at the church and in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, 152
Sixth Avenue, where the reception was
held after the ceremony. The Rev. Or.
Cavanauch, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, otticiated.
The brides gown was Of ivory satin,
cut in empire fashion, with a court
train. and trimmed with rose point lace
and pearls. She wore a tulle veil and
ORANGE blossoms and carried a shower
of white orchids and lilies-ot-the-yal-
lev. Miss Vivian Elaine Clinton john
son acted as her sisters maid OF honor
in a frock of tea-rose taffeta, and car
ried an arm bouquet OF field daisies.
The bridesmaids, who appeared IN
orchid taffeta and carried Jack roses
were Miss Florence Towns, a sister
of the bridegroom; Miss Nathalie bald
win and Miss Dorothy Dllworth. MRS.
Johnson received in white faille en-
brodered in gold with touches OF green
in the trimming. and Mrs. Towns wore
a gown of white brocade orEamented
with black lace and jet.
The best man was Russell Calyl, ana
the ushcrs were Austin Palmer, thurs
ton Rupp, Howard De Ritter, arthur
Hartich, Of Brooklyn; Charles &. Kat-
ter. of Msmaroneck, and q. Nali hart
we'll. Of Saratoga.
The bride was graduated from Berk-
elcy Institute last year and Mir. Towns
was educated at the Polytechnic.
The wedding of Miss Jean Fraser,
daughter of Mrs. Walter Turnbuil, ana
Or. Morris Walgrove Henry sook place
last evening at the Hotel Bossert'
Brooklyn. The Rev. Daniel II. Overflow
of Islip, officiated. 80,
The bride, whose gown was OF wnlte
satin with a cascade train, mad as ma
iron Of honor. Mrs. Thomas Chirney
Smith. who was gowned IN PINK fallie
and carried pink roses. Miss Fraser
carried a loose bunch OF bride roses;
Miss Helen Ward Of Manhattan, acted
as flower girl in frock OF white lace
and carried a basket OF rose petals.
lDr. henry, WHO ~ wv SUI " 49,
Mrs. Charles c. Henry, had as best
man. T. Goldthwaite Sheriff., and for
ushers DR.. Sutherland Miller and
Thomas Chimney Smith. DR.. Henry Is
a graduate of Poly and Columbia.
In s.. James's Episcopal Church,
Rrooklyr, Miss Grace A. Broadhurst
was married TO James Latimer Robin
son lart evening. The Rev. DR.. William
=. Brush. rector of Christ Church, Jer-
sew Citv. an uncle of the bridegroom,
performed the ceremony, assisted by
the Rev. Edgar NJ. Thompson, rector
Of St James's. 1t was followed b. a
reception at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Rroadhurst, 290 Lafayette Avenue.
The decorations consisted of white
peonies and palms.
Miss Broadhurst's gown was OF
white satin and chiffon with garni-
ture Of duchess lace and pearls. Her
veil was Of tulle and she carried lilies
Of the-valley and white orchids. Mrs.
Reginald Woodward Catlin Bertha
CHAPMAN was magron Of honor: She
was qowned in pink satin, yelled with
lavender tulle and trimmed with III
yer. and carried lavender sweetPeas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Juliette
HOllenbaek, Miss Henrietta G. Pea