The Newtown bee., 1889-11-22

tempt the inner man and presented pretty spectacle, with the charming brid- al couple at it's head. After the wedding feast, music and dancing followed and q merry company of young people from New York and Brooklyn, as well as sey-H ems, ,tripped the light fantastic until near ly midnight. Those who remained late had the pleasure of listening to two very fine readings by Mrs Emma Cunning Banks, the noted elocutionist of Bridge port. The fair bride exchanged the wed- ding gown for travelling robe of stone eolored ladies' cloth, beautifully embroid- cred, and the newly welded couple left the festive scene amid a shower of rice for an extended trip, including Washing ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and other cities. Mir and Mrs Redman will reside in Brooklyn upon their return. The presents were many and valuable, includ- ing I" Cash from groom's father. B. R. Redman, and family, $520. .. Gold watch and chain, brides father l Dozen solid silver teaspoons ana nali dozen | solid silvrr teaspoons brides mother. | Handsome plush easy chair, William .Platt, brother ofthe bride, and Miss Noyella Thorpe. Elegant piano lamp, MT and Mrs Derwent Bigelow, brother and sister of the bride.
 Pair fancy vases, little Mabel Bigeiow.
 A beautiful hand embroidered white shawl, | Miss Mamie Cole, the bridesmaid. An elegant case containing one dozen oxyd- ized silver teaspoons, a butter knife and a Der l ry spoon, all solid, the firm of Chandler, Slut ton X Co.,. of which Mir Redman is q member. Silver cake basket, Mir and Mrs k. N. Lewis. | Solid silver butter knife, Ms Fannie Me | Clellan.
 Silver bon bon basket, Miss Bessie Stevens. | Dozen linen doylies, Mrs NJ. R. Connor.
 Silver cake basket, gold lined Mrs George T. Hall.
 Celluloid handkerchief case, hand painted l Miss M. F. Snow.
 Solid silver sugar spoon, Mir and Mrs A. H Gainsby.
 Solid silver olive fork, Mrs F. l.. Clayton. | Solid silver berry spoon, Mir and Mrs J. E filling.
 Set of one dozen oxydized silver orange knives, MT and Mrs P. N. Morris.
 Solid silver sugar spoon, Mir and Miss Cor nell.
 Set ot alter dinner coffee spoons, oxydizeG ]. silver Mrs NJ. F. Waldron. !. One dozen silver fruit knives, Mir and Mrs l E. Wilson.
 Set silver nut picks Mir and Mrs J. H. Wheel CT. : Solid silver pie fork. 0. II. Brothwell. Solid silver berry spoon, Mir and Mrs W. E , Seeley.
 Solid silver pie knife and fish fork Mrs L.p Gillxey. Set after dinner coffee spoons, oxydiZed sil 5 yer, Mir and Mrs W. F. Bishop and Miss Ma mic Bishop.
 Set of pearl handled silver nut picks am ! crackers, T. c. Lehman.
 Set of silver orange knives, nut picks an cracker, John w. Lennan.
 Set oxydized silver knives and forks, NJ and Mrs F. Dean. l Elegant cherry stand, Mir and Mrs Jame Cole.
 Cut glass water bottle. Charles NJ. Cole. l Oxydized silver candelabra glass, MT an Mrs G. W. Cole.
 Cash, $l5, Mir and Mrs G. l. and Mrs Mary $ Wilson.
 Two elegant volumes, "In a Fair Country and "A Library of Poetry and Song," Mir an Mrs Nj. s. Wilson. Handsome album, Mir and Mrs Frank HoI ? kins. Wilton rug, MT and Mrs NJ. II. Thorpe
 Large picture, Misses Grace and Daisy Hull bell. : Plush upholstered oak rocker Mir and Mfr , James Penfield.
 Picture Rev F. F. Lynch. Novel pin cushion, Miss NJ. k. Hopkins.
 Marble clock, Mir and Mrs F. Nj. Anger.
 Large Royal Worcester vase. Mir and Mrs Nj Petit.
 Royal Worcester cracker jar, Mir and Mrs W. Johnson and family.
 Silk chair scarf, Miss J. l.. DickeDsoD
 Royal Worcester rose jar Miss E Brown
 Cut glass bowl, MT and Mrs Charles Beers
 Royal Worcester vase, MT and Mrs w. NJ Staples.
 Elegant triplicate mirror, Mrs and Miss Big elow.
 Royal Worcester pitcher, Mrs E. D. Banks
 Fancy vase, Mir and Mrs Charles M Hougi,
 Triplicate mirror, Miss Lottie Riley.
 Sugar sitter in basket Miss Catherine B Middlebrook.
 China platter, MT and Mrs W II. Benedict.
 Fancy vase, John Sterling.
 Elegant cake basket, Mir and Mrs A. R. On, tiss.
 Silver pickle jar, MT and Mrs A. S. Wilson
 Royal Worcester vase, Miss Hattie l.. Platt
 Handsome Chinese vase, MT and Mrs w K Wills.
 
 The groom presented the bride with severa , valuable articles ot jewelry.
 Born, Sunday, 17th, daughter to Re and Mrs Milledge Walker of St. Pauls
 A eolored boy named Ringgold, thre years old, was painfully burned, Sunda, night. It is thought he was lighting pa per at the fire in stove.
 The dates of the Stoddard lectures ar November 9, December 6, B, 20, Janu ary2. Mir Wilmington, pastor of Beulah mis sion and MT Hawley of Brookfeld hay been with George Sherwood. Besides his Boston shoe store at Bish op block, P. E. Abbott is extensively en gagged as contractor. He had contrac on the Bishop Arcade and also does deal in the way of sidewalks and simila work.
 Col W. II. Stevenson and family are a their Winter home on Golden Hill, hay : ing closed their summer residence a Fairfield. Over 5000 was cleared by the ladies o the Fairfield Avenue M. E. church, a their fair, last week.
 The contest over the will of the lat Elam Nichols has ceased and the entir, property, some $1O0,ooo, goes to the son George.