Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-22
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Marriage of Miss Hattie A. Sperry An
 MT. Eugene s. Miller.

Marriage of Miss Hattie A. Sperry And
 MT. Eugene $. Miller.
 Yesterday afternoon at half past o'clock, at the residence of the brides parent, Hon. Lueien Sperry, mayor of this city, No. gro Orange street, occurred the marriage of Miss Hattie Adella Sperry to Eugene Spencer events of the season. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John B. Todd, in the presence of the relatives and few friends
 A reception was held from until 6 o'clock, where notwithstanding the stormy weather, many friends gathered to offer their congratulations and best wishes. Among those who were present were ex-Governor H.
 B. Bigelow, General c. M. Ingersoll E. Henry Barnes, Colonel N. G. Osborn, Dr. c. H. Gardner, principal of Gardner institute, New York, Mrs. Martha J. Lamb, author of the History of New York, and now editor of the Magazine of American History
 while in this city guest of Prof. Salisbury, Principal T. w. T. Curtis. Hon. N D. Sperry
 Joel A. Sperry, J. D. Whitmore, vice presi-
 dent of the High school, Joseph A. Porter,
 Wilbur F. Day, F. A. Hosmer, Professor
 Brewer, George $ Barnum, George Hotoh-
  George H. Ford, George Wykes, jr., Enos S. Kimberly, Henry T. English, James G. English. Benj R. English, w. W. Con verse, Frank Sperry, Amos T. Barnes, Miss Minnie Gardner, H. Conant Gardner, Miss Florence Miller, MT. and Mrs. F. Lewis, Mir. and Mrs. Allison Smith, MT. and Mrs. Webb Reid.
 The bride was attired in handsome white satin dress, cut en train and square neck, richly trimmed with point lace and orna- mented with diamonds. The ushers were: Dr. C. Purdy Lindsley of this city, Edson R. ling of New York. The bridesmaids were: Miss Florence Miller, sister of the groom, and Miss May Kimberly, niece of the bride. The table was elegantly and beautifully ar ranged. There were many beautiful and costly presents.
 and graceful manners and we'll known for her ability and requirements among those who have the honor of her acquaintance She graduated at the Hillhouse High school, and from Gardner Institute, Fifth avenue, New York, with the highest hon ors
 The groom, Eugene Spencer Miller, left his home in Massachusetts at an early age, and has since been engaged in mercantile pursuit | in New York city. He is now with Enos s. Kimberly, having been induced by friends of the bride to take up permanent resi- dence 1n bnlS clGy DelnS llDeraily educated and social of proclivities he will be an acqui- | sition to the society of New Haven. l CIark-Moses.
 | Miss Lillie Moses, daughter of S. G. Moses, of Hartford, and MT. Daniel Clark, of this
 city were united in marriage at the Pearl
 street Congregational church Hartford, Tues day evening. The brides maids were Miss l Grace Goodrich, Misses Mary and Jennie Pease l I r Clark and Miss L ura Clark. The ushers were Messrs Gilbert Moseley, w. A. Will l lard, W. c. Richardson and Mr. Hatch. After the ceremony reception was helc at the residence of the brides parents No. Il l Winthrop street, at which 175 guests wer. present. MT. and Mrs. Clark left on tn, l lo:35 D. m. train for New York, to sail fo