Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-13
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 A Coming wedding on Kid Street.. Brilliant Wedding at St. Mary,s Church Last Evening-The Higgins McManus Nuptials-OtherW Weddings Yestsrday. Ia Next Wednesday afternoon at43clock Professor w. s. Wheeler, the -secoaapfished organist of the First Baptist church, will be united in marriage to Miss Jalie E., ! daughter of Aexander.H. Buckingham; .
 we'll known prominent business man on Grand avenue. The ceremony wilr take place at the residence of the brides parents on Ed street, Rev. Mir. Mason of the First Baptist church officiating, assisted by Rsy. i Ar. De Larme of the Lawrence street Bap- tist church. The happy couple will depart for wedding tour after the ceremony and an informal reception. Both are very pop ular, having a large circle of friends.
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 St. Mary's church was the scene of a very bril- liant wedding last evening, the contracting par ties being Frank l. Higgins, president of the southworth Thrasher Co.,, son of Deputy Sher- if William E. Higgins, and Miss Annie E. Nc Locke street. Rev Father Higgins performed the ceremony The best man was Frank J. Rey Df1QeSmaiQ non. Hugh McManus, brother of the bride, and Theodore Reynolds were the ushers.
 Professor Schwickardi ofiiciated at the organ and rendered several choice selections including LohengTin's wedding march,
 | The presents were einnumerable, including many
 gant piano lamp choice bric- -brac rare pictures, etc., etc., all testifying the affectionate remem- brance and the best wishes of their many friends After the church ceremony a very pleasant re- ception was held at the brides residence, E Locke street. after which the young couple left hrfaf lsx,r~k k<xxxr Gr." kt2s~
 and Mrs Higgins will reside at s92 Howard ave nue, where q beautifully and completely fur
 nished house awaits them, the gift of the gfoom's MARRIED AT ST. PATRIcKs. 1s N-- James M Egan and Miss Nellie CahiIl were married at St. Patrick's church ats o'clock yes \ terday afternoon by Rev. Father O'Donnen Of Waterbury. The bride is a daughter of the late l Colonel Thomas Cahin and sister of Dr. Thomas
 0a Th1 the Ss bride aya The Ss ushers were Matthew W. Leahy and Willis F.
 POnne a After the ressHon Mir. and Mrs. Egan left last evening on their | bridaltou
 | wEDDED AT CHRIST CHURCH.
 Miss Ida J. Ensign, daughter of Albert N. En-
 sign of 1O5 Park street. and George F. King of Hartford were united in marriage at o'clock
 yesterday afternoon at Christ church. Rev. G. Brinley Morgan rector of the church, officiated. | John R. Hall of Hartford was the best man, and | the ushers were F. H. Belden, James W. Walter, | jr., J. Beecher Perry and Herbert A. Ensign of | this city. There were about 200 invited guests present, among whom were relatives and friends | from Hartford, New York and Baltimore. Im- l mediately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs King left on a wedding tour. They will reside in Hart 1 ford. The presents were numerous and pretty. BRILLIANT WEDDING IN A BRIDGEPORT CHURCH LAST EVENING.
 BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 12.-At the First Presbyterian | chnrch at 6:30 o'clock this evening was solem-
 nized the marriage of Miss Nellie C., daughter of
 Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo J. Beardsley, and George S. l Harral of this city. Rev Fl. A. Davenport, the pastor was the officiating clergyman. The brides maids were Misses Jones, Hough and Peet of this 1 city and Miss Shafer of Newark, and the little | maid of honor was Miss Julia Budd Shafer of | Newark The little miss was attired in Q pretty costume of white mouselin de soie, Kate Green. | way style, and was escorted by Master Allie Beardsley, 8 nephew of the bride, who wore a l Lord Fauntleroy suit of white broadcloth. The l fair bridesmaids were attired in beautiful com l panion costumes of yellow silk mull, with veils of the same shade. Each carried @ bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums.
 l The brides costume was an elegant gown of ] white corded silk, cut en train. She wore no ornaments excepting pearl necklace, the gift of the groom's mother. Mir. Fred L.. Harral, a brother of the groom, was groomsman, and the ushers were Messrs. Damon and Powell of New l York, and Edward Wiflett and William Harral, I ir of this citv