The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07
A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.


MARRIAGE or MISS JEWELL ELDEST DAueArhh
OF POSTMASTER GENERAL n WELL Az HART
FORD, YEsTERDAY-A DIsrINGU. SHED oii'0i-E
OF FRIENDS PRESENT. RTIcULAa VI LIE
CEREMONY AND RECEPTION.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct 0, l. -
| The wedding of Miss Josie Marshall Jewell cid, -
daughter OF Postmaster General Jewell and Mr. Arthur
Murray Dodge, youngest son Of the Hon w F. Dodge
OF New York, took place at the Asylum and congregn-
tional church this evening at a quarter past seven
o'clock, in the presence of large aud very select au-
dience, The cereRony was performed by the Rev j.
II. Twitchell
THE DISTINGUISHES COMPANY.
Among the persons present aside from the families OF
the two contracting parties Secretary Of Treas
ury Brisow Attorney General Perrepont Mr. John Jay
exMinister TO Austria; Governor Ingersol and lady
and Lieutenant Governor Sill and lady, Colonel j. W.
Knowlton DR.. Mcdonald and Mr. Woodward,
of the United States Post ONCE Depart
ment; Henry Watterson, Of the Louisville
Courier Journal; Samuel Bowles, OF the Springfield
Republican,; General Hawley, William Walter Phelps,
of New Jersey Judge Harvey Jewell of the Court OF
Claims, Boston: E. NJ Reed C s. Davidson and c. NJ.
Ford, Of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road; Samuel l. Clemens Mark Twain Colonel Joseph
Seldom of Norwich and other OF in the State
Personal friends of the bridal party about 100 persons
up with the Hon W. f. Dodge a special train,
and will return by the same train with the newly mar
rled couple this evening
THE CEREMONY.
The ceremony though in Congregational church,
was conducted according TO Episcopal usages The
groomsmen and bridesmaids were:-Mss Florence
Jewell, sister of the bride, and Norman w Dodge, of
New York brother of the groom Miss Lucy Sellers of
Philadelphia and Bradish Johnson, of New York;
Miss Helen Jackson and II. p. Hatch, Of
BROOKLYN; Miss Mary Strong, OF Hartford, and H.
De Forest Weeks, ofkNew York. The ushers,
w b. Bininger, X. = BusSing, r. w, Kelley, w. T.. d.
Stokes, T. w. De Witt Cuyer, OF Philadelphia; f. G.
lngersol, William Gushing, New Haven, and William
Strong, Hartford.
About fifty other classmates of the groom pres
en and twenty i've OF Miss Jewells classmates at Vas
sar wero also in attendance
A RECEPTION.
After the wedding reception held at the resi-
dcnco OF the Postmaster General which was largely
attended The house deliberately decorated with
flowers, smlax and growing plants The bridal party
received with Postmaster General and Mrs Jewell, in
the west parlor the party standing under aora bower
at the west end of the
PRESENTS.
The presents, which numbered about one hundred
and fifty, were very rich and valuable, and included
everything imagnab in silver, gold and bronze, and
paintings books and other articles of virtu.
EXTENDED TOUR.
The bridal party make extended tour at present,
but go directly to New York, where they will keep
house.
THE TWO sEvENs.
curious fact in connection with the wedding is that
the mother of the Jewels, Mrs. PIny Jewell,
present with her seven children. and Mr.. Dodge
youngest
A DESPATCH FROM THE TURKISH MINISTER.
Aristarchi Bey, Turkish Minister TO America, sent
the following DESPATCH
PUBLICATIONS cordales pour levenement heureux de
votre aimable famlle
"ARIsTARcHI"