Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-21
MANY wnDD1NGs YEsrERDAY.

f "A Young Society Lady Married to a |
 Wealthy Buffalo Gentleman.
 A noticeable social event last evening was the wedding of Miss Hattie ". Peck, daugh- ter of J. M. Peck of Peck Bros. & Co.,, the well known manufacturers, and MT. Edward A. EisIe. a prominent Buffalo jewsler. The happy event took place at the brides resi- dence, 263 Crown street. The services were performed at 6:30 by the Rev. Newman Smyth. Miss Peck is prominent young society lady, well known in this city, and
 many friends and relatives filled the parlors
 to witness the nuptial ceremonies. MT. and
 Mrs. Eisele left at g o'clock last evening for
 Meriden, and to-day they will go to Boston
 where visit of some time will be made.
 After this the happy pair will spend the
 which number Newport, Narragansett- Pier,
 Bar Harbor and Long Branch will be chiefly
 visited.
 An elegant residence in Buffalo furnished
 by Mir. J. M. Peck as bridal present is be-
 ing prepared for the bride and groom. The articles are said to be remarkable for their beauty and abundance. A reception was given at the brides home from 2 to 9 last evening, when the gaily adorned rooms were filled with music and guests. The bride was attired in costame of heavy corded silk, cut high in the neck, lAred iA, <hs back and, relieved ky trimmings of pearl embroidery,
 
 The ushers were J. V. Lewis and George Woodruff, of Buffalo, and Sumner H. Peck ,. the brides brother. Mrs. Redeliffe did the catering. The trimming and floral decofA- tion of the rooms was charming, and was
 done by Diekerman.
 wMKINsoN-BIssELL. \ At7 o'clock last evening Miss Fannie o. Wiikinson and Mr. Clarence ": Bissen were married by Rev. Dr. McLane at the brides home on Rosette street. Many relatives and friends were present. The bride looked handsemer than ever in Russia gray silk travelling dress with veil. The couple left on the 8:S0 train for NewiYork where they will spend about two weeks. They will reside in this city.
 HNE-JoHNsoN.
 Miss Nay Hine of Salem street was welded to Mr! w. E. Johnson by Rev. G. 0. Camp last evening. The bridesmaids were Miss [Hattie Johnson, sister of the groom, and Miss Sadie Hine, sister of the bride. Bride and bridesmaids were attired in white. Many presents were received.
 M'MANUs-wRINN. Miss Sarah McManus of Birmingham and MT. W. H. Wrinn of New Haven were mar ried by the Rev. Father Kennedy at the | Church of the Immaculate Conception in Birmingham yesterday. The services were at 12 o'clock. Miss Kilbride of New Haven was bridesmaid and Mir. Frank Wrinn best man. MT. and Mrs. Wrinn will reside in New Haven after 8 wedding trip through the West.
 PRcK-wALsH.
 A very pleasant wedding occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Kay on Bradley street, this city, last evening. The contracting parties were Miss Nellie M. Peck of Falls Village, Ct., and Benedict o. Walsh, night manager of the Western Union Tele- graph company of Hartford. Rev. I. M. Eos \ ter oficiated. The bride wore an elegant moire silk. The ceremony was performed under beautiful floral arch. Many presents were received, and reception followed the \ ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Walsh left on the 5:38 train for Saratoga and Washington. They will reside in Hartford.
 JUDsoN-ATwooD. | At the Cengregationa1 church in Stratford was an interesting wedding Tuesday. The contracting parties were Miss Minnie E. Ate wood of Stratford and the Rev. e. w. Jud- son, now of Orange, Mass. The bride was silk with court train, and white tulle veil. She carried bouquet of white rose buds. The ushers were Messrs. E. F. Hall, Frank Curtis, Frank Smith of Orange, Mass, and c. P. King of Springfield, Mass. The cere- monies were performed by Rev. Joel s. Ives fine presents was well filled purse from MT. Judson's parishioners at Orange, Mass. The bridal party took the 9:O6 express from Bridgeport for Albany. After an extended tour they will return to the groom's parish in Orange.
 WEDDING IN wooDMoNT YESTERDAY. A quiet but very pretty wedding took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock in Woodmont at the residence of Mir. N. E. Smith, president of the Milford board of education and pros porous farmer of that town. The contracting parties were his only daughter, Miss Carrie, and MT. O. R. Ayrss. Miss Smith has been until recently one of the most popular teach CTS in the Milford public schools and is Q young lady of fine accomplishments, ,endeared to large circle of friends for her rare per- sonal and enyiable qualities. MT. Ayres is a graduate of Yale and is well known by 8 large number of friends and acquaintances. He is in business in Bridgeport, holding 8 responsible position in the office of the Bridgeport Brass company. Only immediate friends and relatives were present at the
 ceremony, which was performed amid pro fusion of roses and flowers by the Rev. Jo. ssph Anderson, D. D., of Waterbury, per- sonal friend of the groom. After trip in-
 eluding New York, Saratoga, Boston, New
 port, &c.,. MT; and Mrs. A. wiH take up their residence in Woodmont.
 BAnD-coRBETE.
 John 0. Baird, of Waterbury, and Miss Agnes A. Corbett, of New Haven, were mar ried at 10 a. m. yesterday at the residence of the father of the groom, Joseph H. Baird, Dr. Anderson officiating.
 \ sCOvHLE-DEYAN. Miss Harriet Beeeher Scoyille, eldest dauRh- \ ter of the Rev. Samuel Scoville and grand daughter of the late Henry Ward Beecher, \ was married Tuesday night at Stamford to Dr. Spencer Dsvsn, an officer in the United States Marine corps, stationed at Savannah. The brides father conducted the ceremony. \ The maid of honor was Miss Annie Howard ' Scoville. The bridesmaids were Miss Devan and Miss Katie Beecher, the brides cousin. MT. Runyan acted as best man. The ushers were Messrs Samuel Scoville, jr., and Theo-
 dore Davenport, jr. of Stamford, and Msssrs. Ayres and Thompson, of New York. \ SUTToN-wMALEN.
 E. H. Whalen, of Bristol, and Miss Kate Sutton, of Waterbury, have been called in the Catholic church in the latter place and
 the marriage is to occur July 3. The lady is
 sister of P. Sutton, the pugilist
 IN wALLrNGFoRD.
 ~ Charles Toothe, ,jr., and Miss Mary Church hill were united in marriage at the residence ' of A. D. McLane on Center street, Walling- | ford, last evening by Rev. O. H. Dickinson. WEDDING or MISS EDWARDS. The ushsrs who oficiated at the wedding in Meriden of Mr. George M. Lucas and Miss