Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-24
WEDDING CEREMONY AT, DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH
 THE RECEPTION .

WEDDING CEREMONY AT, DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH. THE RECEPTION. Yesterday afternoon at six o'clock, at Dwight Place church, Mir. Fortis H. Allis, l of New Britain, and Miss Anna M Yale, daughter of Mir. D. P. Yale, of the firm of Yale & Bryan, wholesale merchants of this city, were united in wedlock, Rev. T. R. Bacon officiating. There was large audi ence despite the extreme cold. The walk | and entrance to the church was carpeted and canopied. The bridal party entered, first the four ushers in pairs, then the two brides maids, and then the bride and groom, and at the altar the bridesmaids took positions on either side of the happy pair, the ushers l flanking the bridesmaids The wedding mu- l sic was by MT. Smith, the organist. There ! were many prominent people of this city and | New Britain, Meriden and other places in the assembly. The bride, who looked charm ingly, was attired in 8 rich white ottoman silk, brocaded velvet front, lace veil, and car ried in her hand bouquet of white rose- buds. The bridesmaids were Miss Nettie B. Curtis, daughter of Judge l.. ". Curtis, of New Britain, and Miss Fanny M Babcock, ot Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Curtis was attired in white silk, and in her left hand carried 8 bunch of pink rosebads. Miss Babcock wore white China silk, and carried bouquet of roses. The ushers were Messrs. John P. | Charles l.. Lyon of Meriden, and w. J. P Moore of New York.
 A reception immediately followed the cere mony at the residence of MT. Yale, corner ot West Chapel street and Sherman avenue. The house was filled with guests and a very fine wedding banquet was served, Mir. Bar kentin caterer. Among the many guest were Mrs. Brooks, of Boston Mrs. s. l. Cady and Miss Mamie Cady, of this city MT. and Mrs. W. Buckley Stone, of New York; Prof. Cyrus Northrop and wife of this city; Judge l.. w. Curtis anG
 wife, of New Britain; Mir. and Mrs. Geo. I
 Hopkins, of Westville, the latter 8 sister o
 the bride; Major R. P. Cowles and wife, P M. Schoonmaker and wife, MT. and Mrs Redshaw, of Ansonia MT. and Mrs. T. J
 Alderman and daughter, Mir. Edward Bryan
 Miss L. c. Gaffney, soprano at Dwight Place
 church, who during the evening contributed l ooNoA0A NOOoA Sc4oCG4O115 1OE In0 p0u0Hb O1 LuS assembled guests MT. and Mrs. Geo. Grant of Providence, R. I. MT. Robert Stannard
 of Waterbury; Mir. Samuel Sherman, o
 Boston Mrs. Terence Allis, of Ansonia
 Mrs. Wallace AIiis. of Brookfeld, Vt. Mrs A. J. Emory, of Boston; Mr. and Mrs
 Robert Stannard, of Waterbury; Mir. and 1 Mrs. F. N. Stanley, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Slo per, Miss Kate Brown all of New Britain
 Mrs. J. N. Brooks and Mrs. Walter Coe, ot Hartford; Mrs. Alden Converse and Mrs Will Lyon, of Meriden. Among the many fine and valuable wedding gifts there were silver ice tilter, stand and goblet, silver ice pitcher, full service of silver spoons and i forks, hammered silk nut bowl, severa bronze ornaments. several fine steel engrav ings with gilt frames, a beautiful silver epergne with vases, jardiniere, vases, 6 German fisher lamp, an ebony and a manog any cabinet, very handsome, and many oth CTS. The happy pair left on the 8:34 train for New York for an extended wedding trip. i The best wishes of host of friends will ac- company them.