Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
moRE JUNE WEDDINGS.

Minsr-ypsrry at Dwight Place Church
 Last Evening Speiss.Lehr at tho
 Residence of GOdfrey Lehr - other
 Weddings Yesterday.
 Mir. Fred L. Miner and Miss Fannie E. Sperry were married at the Dwight Place church at 6 o'clock last evening. Rev. Dr. Twitchell officiated. The wedding was social event and the church was crowded to overfowing with @ fashionable audience. The bride and escort were preceded to the altar. where the groom and his best man were waiting, by Master John Morse and little Miss Ida Morse of Meriden.
 The bridesmaids were Mics Ida Byxbee and Miss Nettie Byxbee of Meriden, and the maid of honor was Miss Carolina Sperry, 6 sister of the bride. The best man was Mr. Chauncey Fsnton of Boston. The ushers were Messrs. F. H. Gushing and Frederick De Psyster of Meriden, Edward Loomis of Brooklyn, Clarence O.. Andrews. J. T. Manson and Lieutenant Theodore H. Macdonald of this city. The bride was at- tired in dress of plain white faille with duchess lace trimmings. A reception was held at the home of the brides parents at 284 Whalley avenue after the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Miner left on an early train for New York and will thence go direct to Chi. cago, where they will reside, Mir. Miner having an excellent position in the employ oi the B. shoninger Organ company.
 wRppED AMID FLOWERS.
 Miss Emma Lehr, daughter of one of our we'll known and esteemed citizens, Mir. God. frey Lshr, was united in wedlock at z o'clock last evening to a. well known and popular New Haven young man, MT. Arthur Speiss, | collector for Fresenius, and who ie an active member of the Arions. The wed ding took place at the home of the bride'e parents, No, 989 Grand avenue, attended by relatives and immediate personal friends Rev. Mrr 4Seel, pastor of the German Lutheran church on George street, tied the nuptia knot. Mr. John A. Miller,a popular young business man of New York city, formerly ol New Haven, was the best man, and Mist Martha w. Engel, daughter of Major Engel of this city, was maid of honor. Two young sisters of the bride, Misses Annie and Lulu prettily attired in Josephine gowns, were bridesmaids. The bride, who is Q favorite ir society, looked charming in white brilliant inc cut on traine and dscollete, and trimmed with lace and pearl in profusion, and wore bouquet of white rose buds. The maid oi honor was charmingly attired in whit, brilliantine, walking length, V cut front and back, with cream white applique trimming | She also carried bouquet of rosebuds. Ths house was finely decorated with flowers oi many kinds and hues. Among those present were friends from New York city and Sheeps head Bay. A reception and wedding banquet followed. The wedding gifts were numeroul and beautiful. At Il o'clock the happy pail left on wedding trip. Many friends will wish them each a long life and happy one MANoHFsTER-NoRTHRo AT HOWARD AVENUE CHURCH. . MT. Ell Manchester, clerk in the employ of Henry L. Hill & Co.,, the bankers and brokers at the corner of Church and Center streets, and Miss Amy Northrop, were mar. ried at the Howsrd avenue ConRregationsl church yesterday morning by the Rev. Mr. Mutch. The maid of honor was Miss Addie Northrop, sister of the bride. The ushers were Mir. Howard West and Frank North rcp.
 BUNNELL-BEERs,
 MT. F. A. Bunnell of the First National bank and Miss Kate Beers were married last evening at the residence of the brides parents. Rev. John H. Mason of tho First Baptist church performed the ceremony.
 At Dwight PlacoOhurch.
 The oantats, "Flower Qussn," will be presented at Dwight Place church this and tomorrow evenings, opening at o'clock.
 woman,s Relief Corps.
 A grand supper and strawberry and cream festival will be given by the ladies of Ad- miral Foote wemAns Relief corps at the Atheneum next Saturday evening, June 21. The admission ia free. Sumner at six and