The Newtown bee., 1889-08-30
Drnmm-Sanford.

merly of this town. The ceremony was performed at St. Peter's and was witness ed by large number of friends and rel atives. At o'clock, the bridal party en- tered the church, the bride being led to the altar by her brother, F. c. Sanford, and the bridesmaid, Miss Susie G. Wa ters, being escorted by Usher J. F. Dor an. The groom, attended by his cousin, William J. McDede of New Brunswick, N. J., were in waiting at the altar and, at the close of the grand wedding march, Father Lynch performed the sacrament of matrimony. The bride was attired in beautiful gown of white faille franchise silk cut en train, with draperies of point d'esprit. She wore in her hair orange blossoms, with the usual long veil and carried large bouquet of La France roses. The bridesmaids dress was of cream faille silk with pearl ornaments. | The ushers were Frank C. Sanford, James r. Doran, Edward G. McStay and James D. Reynolds. The brides twin cousins, Richie and Robbie Halsey of Bridgeport, were pages of honor who preceded the bridal party and were dressed in Fauntleroy suits of white, with blue sashes. Immediately after the ceremony, ,the wedding party drove to MT Drumm's new residence, adjoining his father-n-law on Summit street, where an informal reception was held. The happy couple received the congratula tions of about POO guests, among whom were the parents and brother of the bride, the mother and sisters of the groom, Mayor Hopkins, members of the common council, members of the police force, Jailor Alexander, Editor Bailey of the News, Mir and Mrs Maher and family of New Haven, Mir and Mrs R. Halsey of Bridgeport, William J. McDede and sis ters of New Brunswick, N. J., James Reid of Waterbury, Mrs Harry Fox and daughters of New York, Mir and Mrs William Cribben of Newtown, Thomas, P. F. and NJ. J. Bradley, also W. J. Brew of Newtown, Mir and Mrs Thomas Hal pine of Brookfield. The supper given by the brides parents was furnished by Ca terer Disbrow. About s o'clock, the members of the Red Cross Council, Knights of Columbus, headed by the Danbury band, marched to the house and rendered MT Drumm and his bride a ser enade, which added greatly to the pleas ure of the occasion, after which they were all invited to partake of the hospi- talities of the house. At II 45. amid showers of rice and old slippers, the | 1n lao hi nEf a short wedding trip and, upon their re- turn, they will go to housekeeping in their handtome new cottage at l5 Sum init street. The presents form q valuable collection, some of which are as follows ::
 Elegant oak sideboard and picture police force, elegant carved oak extension table, Miss Fannie Drumm. Half dozen dining room chairs and decorstt- ed china dinner set, groom's mother and sis ters, Mrs c. J. Connor and Miss Mary Drunm.
 Solid silver tea service, four pieces, John and Arthur Waters and families. China tea set, decorated hand painting, Mir and Mrs John Purtell and family , Elegant silver caster, Mir and Mrs Thomas Halpin, Brookfleld.
 Silver berry dish, c. NJ. LaRue.
 Silver fruit dish, MT and Mrs J. F. Keating, Bridgeport.
 Silver cake basket, James Reynolds and Miss Mamie Owens. a.
 Silver nut basket, J. T. and T. W. Bartley
 Silver butter dish, d. Brew, Newtown.
 Silver carving set, W. J. McDcde, New Brunswick N. J. Silver and gold berry spoon, Miss Rose Me 1 Dede, Philadelphia.
 | Silver butter knife, Miss Mary McDcde New Brunswick, NJ.
 Pin cushion decorated with $lo gold piece l groom's uncle, William McDede. Silver carving set, Mir and Mrs NJ. F. Riley Norwalk. Halt dozen solid silver spoons, J. F. McNer ny.
 ! Half dozen solid silver knives and forks, J - J. Kearins. Half dozen solid silver knives. Richie and Robbie HaIsey- Brocaded plush toilet cushion, Mir and Mrs I F. F. Rowland. One dozen linen towels, Miss Maggie 2 Drumm.
 < Linen towels, Mrs David Wheeler, Birining ham.
 t Decorated plush pin cushion, Miss Bessie Wheeler.
 One dozen linen napkins, Miss Mary salyoy {. Linen table cloth Mir and Mrs John Cul :. hane.
 e China salad set, MT and Mrs James shal l yoy.
 Black walnut extension tilble, Bradley Brothers Newtown.
 Handsome hanging lamp. NJ. J. Houlihan Newtown.
 Bisauc statnes, Misses Donnelly ' Plush album on easel, MT and Mrs William
 Mccoy.
 Elegant plush toilet set Miss Nellie Brown
 Newark.
 . Handsome Glenwood range, NJ. Ealier, New
 Haven.
 Fancy Chandelier, brides brother. F. . r sanford. {. Combination plush chlir and card table ant n rug, MT and Mrs k. B. Halsey, Bridgeport
 Elegant blue plush rocker from two friends
 Handsome carved oak and mahogany plusl rocker NJ. McPhelemy.
 Two rosewood rockers in gobelin blue an i. red plush, kcane and McCarty families.
 Cherry rocker in red plush, Hiss Ros,
 Drlmm
 Cherry rocker in old gold "Babyn Common
 Black walnut rocker i'll blue plush, MT m
 Mrs William CribDen, sandy Hook.
 Leather smoking chair, J. II. Reid. Water h bury.
 i Spring rocker, MT and Mrs T. E Rowan.
 Combination hat rack and umbrella stand,. s F. Dorsn, N. J. Ryan and Edward Mcstay. k Oak center table, MT and Mrs William iIen
 ebry.
 <, Elegant picture, aAnstis Cove,' charIe :, Reid.
 q. Etching, achiliy cupid,s Dr and Mrs vii.
 Etching. ssynthia," MT and Mrs T. T. AIes a ander.
 N Engraving, eThe IToneymoon," Misse " Name and Nora Ryan
 Two engravings, "IIarbor of Ostend," an ..Iasiy of the Lake," William and J. |. M :" Phelemy-
 Etching aMater Dolorosa,n Mir and Mrs }
 Turns.
 Etching, ssMagdalenc.' Miss Nellie Quein. , Engraving, aKittens,n Editor Bailey Ill