The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-06-26
IRvrEe-JoHNsoN


IRvING-JoHNsON
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Voorhees, at 10 Broad street, Freehold,
| former residents of Asbury Park was
the scene of an attractive mid-June
wedding Saturday June 81, at noon
when Mrs Voorhees, sister. Miss Flor
ence Hazel Irving. also formerly Of As
bury Park was united in marriage tol
| Sei0freid II. johnson of Oakland. n. j.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
la. Nj. Conover, pastor of the Grand
Avenue Reformed church, Asbury Park
the brides former pastor.
The Voorhees, home was deliberately
ldecorted with roses peonies and
| spiraea. the color scheme being pink
and white She was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law. The bridal party
descended the fiower-bedecked staircase
and wendell its way thru an aisle formed
by white satin ribbons. The
ceremony took place before bower
of roses. peonies and spiraea, palms
contributing their part toward making
an appropriate setting for the bridal
party.
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. G.. M. Conover of Asbury Park.
Previous to the appearance of the bridal
party Mrs. Conover played several
musical selections and Lloyd Addison
Henion of Wyckoff, N. j., sang o
Promise Me"
Miss Irving's attendant was Mrs.
Alvah Ravens Anderson OF Lakewood,
former classmate of the bride,
whose frnck was of petal pink beaded
lgeorgette crepe. She wore picture
hat and carried a bouquet of sweet
peas.
Miss Evelyn Edwards of Freehold
was the flower girl She wore a dress
of pink organdy and carried basket OF
roses from which petols were strewn IN
the path OF the approaching bride. The
best man Chester r. Hartzeh OF
Brooklyn.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served by Caterer JOS
eph r. Weir of Asbury Park MIR.
johnson is associated with the Center
Lumber company of Paterson. Miss
1 Irving was formerly employed IN the
Woman's department of the Seacoast
bank, Asbury Park, and is well-known.
She was the recipient of a number
of handsome gifts, including
checks.
The bride presented her matron of
honor with jewelled comb and gave
similar gift to Mrs. Conover. MIR.
Jobnson's gift to his best nan was
a sterling silver belt buckle.
LAwRENCE-HowEL
The home of Judge and Mrs. Ruff
| v. Lawrence, 1856 West Main street, Fiji
day, was the scene of an attractive rose
and peony wedding at O'Clock, June
| 81. 1924, when their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Lawrence, became the bride
of Wyman HoWells of Montelair. Amid
a profusion OF the two blossoms, carried
| out in white and pink, with which palms
and trailing vines had been arranged,
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
George Garrison Horn, pastor Of the
Freehold Presbyterian church. About
! 40 relatives and intimate friends OF the
two families witnessed the ceremony.
] which was preceded by a recital OF
bridal numbers played by Miss Sylvia
Lawrence, pianist, and Miss Louise
+. Lawrence, violinist, both sisters OF the
bride.
| The bride was charming IN bridal
gown of white lace with pearl trim
mings, with which she carried beu-
uuet Of white roses, spiraea and forget
me-nots. She was given In marriage by
her father.
Her only attendant was the maid Of
honor, Miss Louise Lawrence, whose
dress was of white silk trimmed with
lace. She carried pink roses.
James Aimer of Brooklyn. a business
A associate, was bestman.
Following the ceremony reception
was held and a collation. served.
MIR. and Mrs. Howells left by auto
mobile for Pittsburgh, where they
Twill reside. Mr.. Howells having recently
Ibeen made manager of the Reading
Wrought Iron Pipe company OF New
York in the Pittsburgh office.
The bride wore on the trip gown OF
lblue crepe. English twill coat and small
lblus hat. She is q graduate OF the Free
hold high school and of the MontclaIr
Normal school and has been teaching
in Freehold the past winter.
The flowers used in the decorations
were gifts from practically every garden
fin Freehold and vicinity, including
Imany clients of the judge as well as
intimate friends of the family.
QUINN-QURENAE.
Miss Sarah Quinn Of Philadelphia,
| sisterof Mrs. George Gere and James
Quinn Of Freehold, was united IN mar
rage to P. j. Queenan OF Springfield,
M ass, Wednesday morning, June Is,
| in st. Rose OF Lima Catholic church
High Nuptial Mass was said by ut.
Rev. Monsignor Kivelitz. The at
tendants were Miss Helen Gere OF Free
hold, niece of the bride. and Joseph
| Marion of Springfield, Mass.
A reception was held at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Gere. on Union
avenue, Immediately following the cere-
Imony. MIR. and Mrs. Queenan left for
la short trip. They win reside in Spring
neld, Mass.