The Newtown bee., 1890-01-03
LONG HILL.
BEAcH-BoLANDE.

Medora o., daughter of Mir and Mrs J. Henry Beach of Trumbull was the bril- liant event that marked the opening of the New Year in Long Hill. Grace church never looked more beautiful than on this occasion. In addition to the pretty Christmas decorations and the us- ual means of illumination, the beauty of the scene was enhanced by an artistic arrangement of more than 100 candles, about 30 of them lighting the chancel. Some time before p m, January l, the hour appointed, the church was we'll fill ed with the invited guests who came from far and near and had the pleasure of listening to some fine music on the or gan, at which John 5. Wooster of Park Street church of East Bridgeport presided. Soon after 6 o'clock, the brid- al party arrived and proceeded up the aisle. First came the four ushers, Will c. Brown and Jesse R. Gaylord of | Bridgeport, Eugene J. Porter of New Britain and Richard H. Bulkley of South port. Then came Mir and Mrs J. II. Beach, Mrs Beach in black faille with diamond ornaments, who were followed by the best man, T. II. Sperry and the bridesmaid, Miss Florence Jones, in vel low silk. They were in turn followed by the maid of honor, Miss May II. Morgan, daughter of Hon D. N. Morgan of Bridge port, in pink silk. The bride entered | leaning upon the arm of the groom and proceeded at once to the altar rail, where they were met by the rector, Rev Charles W. Boylston, who united them in the holy bonds of matrimony. The elegant costume of the bride was of white silk with court train, decollete, with pearl trimming and Duchess lace. She wore the usual tullc veil held in place by a star of brilliants, her only ornaments be- ing diamond earrings, the gift of the groom. Directly after the ceremony at the church,a few of the immediate friends adjourned to Beachcroft, the pleasant home of Mir and Mrs Beach, where the bridal party received congratulations and all were entertained with bountiful col lation. Mir and Mrs Bolande were the re- cipients of great many valuable gifts. Shortly after 90 p m, the happy pair left, laden with the good wishes of their , friends and, after their return from their wedding journey, they will make their home in Bridgeport at 22G Kossuth street, opposite Washington park. The presents:
 Diamond earrings, groom.
 Opera cloak and seal skin jacket, mother o the bride.
 Cherry clock, associates of Standard associ tion.
 Chickering piano and $lOO in gold, father O l the bride. Gold watch, mother of the groom. D Chamber suite, David Wooster. Ladies' gold watch, MT and Mrs D. N. Nor gan.
 Cherry center table, Ralph Kecler.
 Oak chair and table, Miss Cornelia Keeler
 Plush rocker, MT and Mrs J. s. Wooster. Lamp, mother of the groom. Large engraving, "The Students vacation,' 7 T. H. Sperry, New Yorll.
 Silver tcte-atetc set, Mrs J. D. and Miss II K Candec. Set bread and butter plates, Miss A. l.. Candec.
 Silver water pitcher and tray, MT and Mrs V. R. Lane.
 Water color marine view, E. D. Alvord.
 Banquet lamp, R. II. Bulkley
 Plush corner chair, Mir and Mrs E. C. Patcc New Britain.
 Century table, E. J. and F. J. Patec, New Britain.
 Gold lined fruit dish, May and Will J. Nor. gan.
 Wicker chair, Mir and Mrs George F. Cook
 Pastel, Misses Lillie and Fannie Damon.
 Satin etching, Miss Florence Jones.
 Ice cream set, Mir and Mrs II. A. Warner Mrs Lee Roberts and George A. Warner, Bristol.
 Antique oak table, Charles $. Luth.
 Pair of statuettes E. F. Hallen. Silver fruit dish, "Ye Old Folks Whist club ,
 Vase, Rev and Mrs c. L. Pardee.
 Mirror, Charles D. Davis.
 Painted placque, Mir and Mrs D. A. Treat
 Gold thimble, Dr and Mrs Carroll. Bronze thermometer, A. L. Giles.
 Manicure and toilet set, MT and Mrs F. L. Tumey.
 $l0, C.. Marcus Nichols Unique vase, Mir and Mrs H. I. Hunt. Cream and berry spoons, MT and Mrs E. NJ l Beardsley.
 Silver card basket, John G. Rowland. Berry spoon, MT and Mrs c. l.. Penfleld and , Albert Warner, Bristol. Nut picks, Mir and Mrs F. L. Lathrep.
 Ice cream spoons F. A. Coester.
 Sngar basket, Mir and Mrs r. N Beers. Lemonade set, Mir and Mrs P. W. ant Charles W. Lake, Thomaston. Sugar spoon, Dr and Mrs s. J. Damon.
 Nut picks, Mir and Mrs E. K. Morgan. Cracker jar, Edward Platt Morocco book Mrs NJ. c. and F. S. Hill. Gold and plush chair, Mrs Low and son. Bon-bon dish, MT and Mrs Marcus o. Wheel 2 CT.
 Royal Worcester pitcher, s. B. Wheeler.
 Writing tablet Dr r. c. Graves. Table knives, MT and Mrs s. S. Dunning :. Painting, Mrs James A. House. Sugar spoon and butter knife, Mir and Mrs E. s. Youngs. . Napkin ring, Miss Lora Tousey. Bread plate, E. J. Burroughs. Sugar spoon, Mrs D. II. ChatfeId. ! Book ot poems, Bertha E. Clark.
 Japanese vase, MT and Mrs J. s. Sterling. Bon-bon dish, W. c. Brown. Napkin rings, Mrs Jane Keeler. Sugar spoons, Mrs Ebenezer Wheeler. r Handkerchiefs, Mrs Edward Platt. g Nut basket and plate, white and gold, Mis- Smith and Miss Charlie c. Smith,
 Card case, Mrs Horace II. Jackson. Handkerchief, Mrs Charles W. Boylston. Mouchoir case, Miss Fairchild. ! "Log book notos," Miss Jessie Sherwood. Grape dish, Mrs Edward Burroughs.
 Japanese tea pot, MT and Mrs w. Porter.
 Fancy book, Misses Helena and Sarah Beers Duchess lace handkerchief and bag, Mis- a Grace Keeler. n Nut picks. W F. Phillips.
 Bon-bon dish s. c. Osborne.
 Sewing set, Mir and Mrs F. II. Bassett. r Cheese dish MT and Mrs N. s. Preston.
 Bon-bon dish, Miss Gertrude House. ! Scarf, Mrs Sadie l.. Kelley. Il Large jar, Mir and Mrs wilmot Wheeler.
 Flower basket, Fred Coester.
 Bridal souvenir, Miss Florence l.. and Mis- ; Natalie Merwin. Feather fan, Mrs J. II. Beach. ? After dinner coffee set, Mir and Mrs Hobal 2 | R.Wheeler, Edilh A.and D. Fairchild Wheele