Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-27
wEDDrrcs YESTERDAY.


More Happy Couples who Embark
In welded Life AmId Lovely Flow
ers and Joyous SURROUNDINGS.
Yesterday afternoon at 4:30 Professor
Henry w. Farnam of Yale university was
united In marriage to Miss Elizabeth Kings-
ley, daughter of William L. Kingslsy, editor
of the New Highlander. The wedding oc-
CURED at the residence of Henry T. Blake.
an uncle of the bride, corner Of Grove and
Temple streets. Tho ceremony was PERI
formed by Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth of Gem
ter church, assisted by Rev. Dr.. Atterbury
of New York. The bride was attended by
two little girls, daughters of Ell Whitney,
| jr. At the conclusion of the ceremony Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Farnam held short infor.
O'Clock train for short tour. Upon their
return to this city Professor and Mrs. Far
| nam will be given large reception by Mrs.
Henry Farnam prior to their starting on a
| trip around the world.
| The wedding was very quiet one, only
| relatives and immediate friends of the con-
| tracing parties being present. The presents,
among them many costly and rare bits Of
| bric-a- brao and art.
sPERRY-ALLING.
Lereuo G. Sperry, commercial traveller for
Williams, Well & Co., and who is grand
son of Lersno Armstrong, was united in mar
riage Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, at the
Nettie A. Alling, daughter of James e. All-
| ing. The Rev. Mr.. Poteat oficieted. Only
members of the families were present. The
happy pair stood under large floral bell.
There we're elegant decorations of palms,
potted plants and flowers. The bride was
attired in pretty costume Of white China
silk. The wedding gifts were very beauti-
full. After the wedding supper the happy
couple left for Boston, where they will meet
Mrr and Mrs. Mead, who were married yes
terday at Yale's Batte1 chapel, and the party
/ will 60 on to BridReton, there to remain two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry will reside at
SO Howe street.
| Welded AT BATTELL CHAPEL.
The wedding of Solomon Christy Mead,
Yale go, and Miss Frances Ripley Boss OF
"a Henry street, occurred at 8 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon at Battsll chapel. It was the
FIRST wedding which ever occurred In the COLI
legged chapel and caused considerable inter-
est on that account. The ceremony was very
simpls and rich in Its simplicity. The chapel
was prettily decorated and the sunlight
which streamed in through the handsome
memorial windows cast delicate shadows on
the pretty costumes. Richard T. Percy
presided at the organ, and as the wedding
procession marched up the aisle the notes
Of Lohengrin's wedding march pealed forth
from the big organ behind the pulpit
During the service the sweet tones OF
"Annie Laurie" were played softly.
The ushers were F. T. Mygatt of Milford,
Conn, L. s., and Al Q. Crehore of the Yale
Glee club, of which Mr.. Mead is member
VS. Green 80, Harry s. Munger go, George
q. Scranton and Joseph Brush of Greenwich
Conn. The bride was dressed in very pretty
costume of pink India silk with high mech
and half sleeves and hat trimmed with
feathers and gold butterflies. She carried {
large bouquet of hydrangeas. There were M
bridesmaids. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. B. M. Wright of Kent, Conn.,, whs
was a room mate of Mr.. Mead while pursu
ing a post graduate course at Yale two year
ago. After the ceremony and reception
and supper at "a Henry street the youni
couple left for an extended trip along tn
Maine coast. Upon their return to this cit.
they will reside on West Chapel street. Mr.
Mead will enter the Yale law school. Mr.
Mead belongs in Greenwich, Conn. After
stay at Bridgewater, Me-, Mr.. and Mrs. Meat
will 60 on and take a trip down the st. Law
Erenee river. They will be absent about tw
months. They will reside at 1894 Chape
street. There were many fine wedding gifts
sHERIDAN-cAMPBELL.
Ex-Alderman Richard N. Sheridan, tn
Grand avenue druggist, was married yester
! day morning at o'clock to Miss Fanni
Campbell of As Hamilton street. The oere
mony was performed in st. Patrick's churc
by Rev. Father Russell, with high mass 1
which Rev. Father Rigney was celebrant
: Joseph Brennan presided Al the organ. Th
church was beautifully decorated wit
J palms, potted Towering plants and flowers
: The church was crowded with friends Of th
) happy pair. The bridesmaid was Miss Kat
} q. Campbell, q teacher In the Woosts
school. The groomsman was James Flyn
; and the ushers were Thomas B. Stanley an
, Bernard E. Lynch. The bride was attire
? in beautiful costume of white corded sill
! | with orange flowers and diamond ornl
ments.
: A wedding breakfast was served at tn
! home of the bride on Hamilton street, Brad
ley catering, after which Mr.. and Mrs. She
? idan started for Niagara Falls. They wi
, reside In Mr.. Sheridsn's tasty and substal
: tial new house on the corner Of Orange an
Q Cottage streets.