Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-22

of the treasurer's office in Yale college were
 united in marriage yesterday afternoon at
 the residence of the brides father, No. PA
 Orchard street, Rev. Dr. McLane of College
 street church officiating. The wedding pres
 ents were numerous and valuable. MT. and
 Mrs. Strong started on their wedding tour
 last evening and will visit Washington and
 other cities before their return.
 ENGELBACH-BRowN.
 Miss Ethel N. Brown, daughter of Henry
 B. Brown of East Hampton, Conn.,, and for
 merly of this city where he resided in the
 Annex, Fair Haven, was on Wednesday
 united in marriage to Charles F. Engelbach,
 of Lansingburgh, N. Y., at the residence of
 the brides parents, Rev. George D. Lam
 son, assisted by the father of the bride, off,
 stating
 CONKLIN-IvES.
 Miss Hattie Lewis Ives, only daughter of
 Mir. N. P. Ives of Meriden, was married to
 Clarence NJ. Conklin, New Haven, the popular
 and well known agent of the Starin line, at
 the residence of Mrs. J. P. Stow, the brides
 aunt, on Pleasant street, Meriden, on We'd nesday. The wedding ceremony was con- dueted by Rev. Dr. D. Henry Miller, assisted by Rev. Dr. Chapin and Rev. MT. Carton. Only relatives and intimate personal friends of the contracting parties were present, but most charming array of gifts were shown Among them were six hundred dollars in cash four handsome easy chairs, Turkish rug, bronze plaques, diamond pin, mahogany center ta 1 ble and numerous articles of solid silver ta- | ble ware. A fine collation. was served. The happle couple departed amid 8 shower of | oranges and took the SOS train for New l York. On their return they will reside in l New Haven. The bride is 8 very estimable | society lady with large circle of friends. | Among those at the wedding were MT. and | Mrs. William Tuttle New Haven; the father, | mother and sister of the groom, Jersey City; E. Ives, ir., Mrs. Dorlom, Brooklyn; MT. | William Hall, Mr. Frank Hall, Montgomery, ! Ala; N. P. Ives, father of the bride; Mr ] and Mrs. Eli Ives, grandfather and grand i mother, and about forty others. WARNER-wLKINsoN January 20, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. J. Jones, Miss Julia Wilkinson, of this city, was married to Theodore J. Warner of Orange, the Roy. E. s. Lines of St. Paul's bountiful repast the happy couple left for a short wedding tour and on their return will l reside in Orange.
 TURNER-sEYMoUR. | Miss Katherine Elise, daughter of F1oren- tine M. Seymour, and Charles E., son of ex- Senator B. T. Turner, all of Waterbury were I married at the First church in that city We'd | nesday afternoon by Rev. Joseph Anderson. l l. was notable society event. Among't the guests were MT. and Mrs. T. Wallace of An sonia, Lieutenant Governor Cooke and wife, ! Mrs. George Alling and Albert filling ot \ New Haven.
 PATTERSON-FAIRCHILD. The marriage of Miss Julia A. Fairchild daughter of MT. and Mrs. George H. Fair child and MT. Robert T. Patterson, super. | intendent of the Bridgeport Organ company was solemnized yesterday afternoon at St. Johns church, Bridgeport, at half-past 2 o'clock. Rev. Edgar A. Enos was the off l ciating clergyman.
 THoRNE-KETCHUM. At noon yesterday in Saugatuck the mar riaee of MT. Edwip Thorne, of New York, tc l Miss Phebe, daughter of Landon Ketchum and granddaughter of the late Morris Ketch u1n, took place at the residence of the brides parents and in the presence of brilliant company Rev. A. x. Lewis of Trinity Me morial church, Westport, ofGciated. Lubrieate the lungs with Dr. Roberts Cough Syrup of Tar. Boneset and Wild Cher rr Handsome CIaribel always uses Cream