The Newtown bee., 1878-10-31
THE WEDDING,

Last Thursday afternoon, 8 worry inter estng ceremony was witnessed ill Trinity Church hy a large number of relatives and friends of the happy couple who wert to be united in marriage. The chuTc' doors were opened at about o'clock anl under the admirable management of MT Levi C, Morris and Mir Mortimer B. Ter Till. the ushers, the seats were filled hH the friends of families, all of whom witt rommendable patience waited the appear nnce of the bridal party, which Wero tc appear at f o'clock. Mir Charles Plati interc5tel the as6onhlAgc hy his admir- able playing upon the organ, until the ar rival of the wedding party, and just as they marched down the aisle struck up $ beautiful air. The bridal party enteret the church in the following order: Tht nshers. Mir. Morris and '1r. To r l, arm iu-arm : next Mr Anmon J. Taylor, es corting Miss Alice Taylor, of Bethel, fol lowed by Mir Wm. H. Prindle and his bride, Miss Elizabeth Beers On reach inc the chanceI Rev. Thos. ", Haskin' arose and proeee led with the marriage ceremony according to the ritual of tht Episcopal Church. kt the close, the bri .dal party returned to their carrlnge, at while passin, down the aisle, Mr. Plat played wedding march which was verJ beautiful. From the church the party were driven to the realaence of nr Monroe Judson, where the bride &nf groom remained until the time of taking the train for d brief visit to- New YorF city and Brooklyn. At the residence O Dr. Jud5on the friends of the newly-wed ded pairleft somevsry handsomepresents
 Silver castor from the grooms fathe and mother, Mir and Mrs. Wm. 5. Prin dle: dog. solid silver tea spoons, (r case, from Tiffany { Co.,1 from the rel atives of the groom: solid silver tea spoons, from aIr. and Mrs. Geo. Beers silver forks, from Mortimer B. Terflll; silver butter knife, Miss Emma l.. Booth 
 3 silver desert spoons, from Mrs. l.. $ Booth; doz. dining knives and 1-2 doz silver forks, from Dr. Monroe Judson ant lady; counterpain from Mr. and Mrs Albert W. Peck pair of blankets, iron Mir. and Mrs. Henry G. Curtis a very fine linen table cloth froIa Mrs. John JGd son. aud silk handkerchief from Nils; Nellie Judson; dog table napkins, iron Mrs. Abel T. Peck towels, from Mrs. C c. Warner; 1-2 dog. napkins, Harry Cook towels, from Mrs. Anna |. Fairchild table cloth, from Levi c. Morris; pillow covers, Miss Julia A. Beers : 1-2 dog. hem stitched handl chiefs, Miss Julia Curtis towels, Miss EstelIa Judd; toilet sci
 from Frank II. Trowbridge and Mis- Katie Wenzel vase6, from Robbie, Charlie and Oracle Peck; splint letter case ant toilet mats, from Miss Annie Fair man; pair linen sheets, from Mrs. Cliff ftlrd: decorated card case, from Miss Essie Camp; neekties, from Miss Birdie Cook; letter case (embroideredJ Lilllt Cook; Prayer Book and Hymnal, iron Rev. F. ". Barnett. The marriage cor emony wa3 reld from the prayer bool presented by Rev. +. ". Barnett, whicf had been previously engaged to perform the service, but owing to A recent be reayement, the death of his father, was unable to do so. The marriage of Mir Vim. Prindle and Miss Beers was one ol Il o5e plea sant social events which causes much happiness, and in this instance il is very noticeable. as the lady and gen. tIeman are 80 well known. We join with the friends in wishing them long life oI unelouGs happiness.