Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-26

Miss Julia Foley at the Church of the Sacred =
Heart. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Cuitiss The bride was very
attractive in helio.rope gown. Her maid
Of honor, Mics Mary Brennan, wore becom.
ing tan.colored gown The best man was
Mr.. Michael McDonouRh. After short
wedding tour they will reside in this city.
Observation-Disclosures
Miss Frances Ray Coolidge, q graduate Of
the Hand academy two years ago and since
teacher. in Madison, was united in marriage
yesterday afternoon ct East River to William
N. Bartholomew Of Winthrop avenue, this
city. Many relatives and friends attended
the joyous event. The happy couple, after
their wedding trip, will reside a. No. 11S
Atwater street.
Miss Georgia Tuttlo, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus W. Tuttle of Onion street, West
Haven, and Edward Jeffrey were united in
marriage at 8. O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
the Congregational church, West Haven,
Rev. Mr.. Squires officiating. Mics Ida Tut
tie, young sister of the bride, was the maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Grace Kelsey and Miss Alexandria Gillespie.
The ushers were Cliff Welton Of Waterbury
aud Walter Young. Frank Hyde and Harry
SQ6IO0 OF We6s ahV0us
FRANCIs--TUTTLE.
Miss Matte Francis, daughter of Frank
Francis, No. ESQ Orchard street, and William
NJ. Tuttle of the firm of Hotchkiss & futile,
grocers on Elm street, this city, were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon at the residence of
the BRIDES father, Rev. q. Brinley Morgan
Officiating. After their bridal tour the
happy pair will reside at No. III Whalley
avenue. The house was elegantly decorated
with flowers.
WEDDING IN TKRRYvnLE.
"A correspondent, j. B. r., writes FROM
Terryviile: A large gathering of guests at
the residenceofs R. D. Il. Allen, ESQ.,, Of
this town, Tuesday afternoon. was the token
of an unusually interesting event to occur in
the wedding of his daughter, Hattie q.
Allen, to Charles Wakeley Wolcott, son of
Professor G. w. Woloott, for many years
musical instructor in the Waterbury public
schools.
Miss Allen is well known for her lovely
character and personal appearance, and de-
voted friends of both parties from Water-
bury, New Haven, Hartford, New Britain,
Newington and other towns offered heartiest
| congratulations, as we'll as costly and exquis-
| ite gifts both useful and ornamental.
| The bride was attired in an exquisite gown
of white silk and white lace. The brides.
maids were Miss Lizzie Crittenden of Mont
clair, N. j., in shrimp pink cashmere and
surah silk, and Miss Mabel Kilbourne of
Southingtan In Nile green cashmere and
surah silk. Tho groomsmen were Aessrs.
Arthur Kilbourne and john Reader of South
| ington. Mr.. Aliens residence and grounds
were beautifully decorated. Rev. Mr.. Crofta
Of Simsbury officiated.
The music by Miss Keenan,, the violinist
of Hartford, and her sister, Mrs. Bronson, or
piano, gave charming entertainment to all
while the whole effect was an unqualified de-
light to all present. The bridal party LEFT
for short trip to Boston on the evening
train via New England railroad.
| MARRIED IN ANsoNIA.
Miss Ella N, Cook and Arthur D. Somsrl
were married in Ansonia at 4:30 yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. w. D. Mckinley Of the Baptist churel
there. MIR. Charles D. Cook Of this city wae
one of the ushers.