Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-30

Miss Anna Dudley was welded to Dr. R. H. Gray of Brooklyn at her home, No. 2S0 Lloyd street, Thursday evening. The esre- nony was performed by Rev. Mr. Sanford. Dr. and Mrs. Gray left for tour through the South.
 P0wELL-DAssErT.
 Miss Emma I. Bassstt was welded to Wea- ley J. Powell at the residence ot her father, Edwin A. Bassett, No. 161 Kimberly avenue, on Thursdsy evening by Rev. Nathan Hub bell of Hamden. The bride was dressed in . Henrietta cloth drsss of bluish tint and oar- risd beautiful bunch of flowers. About 75 people were present. Mr. and Mrs. Powell went directly to their new home at No. 28 Lyon street.
 BKcK-BoRNMANN.
 Miss Katie Beck and MT. W. Bornmann were married by Rev. MT. Kospchsn at the residence of the brides parents on Hallock street on Thanksgiving evening. Charles Menge was groomsman and Miss Bertha Prochnewski was bridesmaid. The happy couple have many friends Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Prochnewski, Mir. and Mrs Mense, Mir. and Mrs. Lendroth, Mir. and Mrs Zimorski, Mir. and Mrs. Loos, Mir. and Mrs. Wartmanb, Mir. and Mrs. Neebe, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Emmsrich, Mrs. Miller. Mir. and Mrs. Huber and others.
 MoRaAN-HoLLINs.
 Robert Morgan and Miss Florence Rollins were united in marriage by Rev. I. 0. Messrve November %. The happy couple went on . short wedding trip. On their re- turn they will reside in this oity.
 cHAnMAN-cAnBsRy.
 Mr. Alfred Chairman was united in mar- riage Wednesday evening at St. Mary's church to Miss Sarah Carbery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Csrbery, who reside in tho old country. Peter O. Hsslin was groomsman and Nias Lizzie Csrbsry, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. A large audi- ence was present. The groom is ooaohnan for Mr. R. M. Everit on Whitney avenue; the bride has for three or four years carried on the dressmaking business on the corner of State and Court streets, next the Niagara laundry. The happy couple have gone to housekeeping in their new house corner of Lawrence and Mechanic streets. Among the many wedding presents were handsome lamp from P. O. Hsslin, Q fine pillow from Mrs. Heslin, . handsome sugar bowl and milk pitcher from Miss Kate Heslin, one dozen cut Rlass goblets from James E. Heslin, silver fruit dish from Miss A. Quinn. pair Worces- ter vases from Mr. c. ". Monk, set of silver forks from Mrs. Dr. F. Fl. Whittemore, hand some clock from Miss Rose Colwell, parlor table from Miss E.A.Lawrsncs, ,one dszsn sil- ver spoons and out glass dish from Miss Mag gle Thompson, one dozen shell glass Roblets, glass water pitcher, spoon tumbler and half dozen silver spoons from Mr. Thomas Broad- head ef Bridgeport. dinner and tea ret from Miss Lizzie Carbsry, handsome silver ret from Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Chairman, plush rocking chair from Mrs. R. N. Everit, bed ding aud table cloth from Mrs. E. Seabreok of 6augatuck, toilet set and napkins from from lIss Kate Coffee of Saugatuok, toilet articles from Mrs Coffee of Saagatuck, table. cloths and napkins from Miss E. Doughsrty, pair of vasss iron Grasis and Joe Hills, cut 9lass ct from Miss Lizzie Scallon, cut elaas set from Mrs. J.J. .Scanlon, one dexsn gsblets from Miss Kate Comeskis, pillow shams from Mrs. 6nanley.