Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-09
WEDDING BELLS.
A Notable Marriage at old Trinity Yes.
 terday Afeernoou.

A Notable Marriage at ola Trinity Yes.
 serday Afternoon.
 Trinity church was the scene of a notable wedding yesterday afternoon. The contract ing parties were Mrs. Jonathan Edwards of New Haven and Godfrey Dunscomb of New York. A large gathering filled the galleries and most of the body of the church, but the specially invited guests at the ceremony as well as afterwards at the house on Hillhouse avenue were confined to the relatives and a few very intimate friends of Mrs. Edwards and MT. Dunscomb. Fully half of these came up from New York.
 The ceremony was performed by Dr. Har- wood. MT. Bliss of New York gave the bride, his niece, away. The best man was Mr. Durnford of Montreal and the ushers were Nessrs. George R. Aosle. Yale 'S9, and A. Henry Nosls, Yale '66, both nsphews of style. The groom was accompanied by his best man and awaited his bride ct the altar. The wedding party were preceded by the full surplicsd choir, who sang with much ex- pression as the procsssional, "The Voice that Breathed on Edsn." The bride was attired in an exquisite Worth gown of striped Goeblin blue silk, with deep founce In
 
 flowers, her ornaments diamonds and she carried prayer book of crimson velvet.
 Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party, with the relatives of the two families and few intimate friends, were driven to the brides home on Hillhouse avenue, where 8 wedding breakfast was served. MT. and Mrs. Dunscomb will reside at the brides home in New Haven for the present.
 Among the guests from Now York were: MT. and Mrs. Richard Ely, Ar. and Mrs. w Edwards, MT. and Mrs. T. Edwards. MT. and Mrs. George Mosle, Miss Mosle and the Messrs. Mosle and MT. Bliss. Other guests from out of town were: Judge and Mrs. shipman and Miss shipman of Hartford, MT; and Mrs. Collins and the Misses Collins of Collinsville, Conn.,, and Mir. Ely of Provi- dence.
 The following were among the New Haven guests: Hon. and Mrs. E. J. Phelps, Profess sor and Mrs. Hoppin, Mr. and Mrs. Ell Whit ney, MT. and Mrs. J. Dwight, Prof. Salisbury, Mason Hoppin, Ar. and Mrs. E. Hayes Trow- bridge, Eli Whitney, Miss Whitney, Mrs. John B. Dwight, MT. and Mrs. Ell Whitney, jr., MT. and Mrs. w. w. Farnam, Mr. 0. F. Wurts, Miss Wurts, Mrs. Charles Farnam, Thornton Hunt, Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Beach. The music for the occasion was very fine and prior to the service those present enjoyed Fackelanz, by Meyerbier; "Bridal Song," by Jansen; Cotilene, Salome; wedding music Dubois; and Mendelssohn's Wedding March splendidly rendered by Professor Hedden. WEDDING IN FAIR HAVEN. Yesterday afternoon Thaddeus s. Coleman son of John Coleman, the city sheriff, ani Miss Etta Luella, daughter of Wilbur S Dowd, were married at the brides home, 27s | Ferry street. Rev. MT. Weston of the Eas Pearl street M. E. church performed tht | ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Coleman left fol New York on @ short wedding trip. Among | the many presents was china set from Mir and Mrs. Coleman and another was given by two brothers, Frank and Clifford 0. Cole man. A handsome dinner set was given by MT. Coleman's shopmates. The grandfather of the groom, Anson E. Strong, gave silver cake basket. There were many other gifts of utility and beauty. Upon their return Mir. and Mrs. Coleman will board at 27s Ferry street.
 TO BE wEDDED SOON.
 | In a short time ex-Police Commissioner Patrick Gallagher will wed the widow of tho late Assistant Adjutant-G General Joseph J Sweeney. Mrs. Sweeney is the sister of Dr. Devereaux, the Chapel street dentist, and a present resides at 27 Asylum street. Botf parties are we'll known and both will receive ON SHELTON AVENUE.
 A pleasant company witnessed the mar. l riags of MT. Burdette R. Davis and Miss Sophia F. Magg Wednesday afternoon at the residence of the brides mother, 103 Shelton avenue. After the ceremony by Rev. L. K Long of the Taylor Congregational church l supper WAS served in the nicely furnished apartments of the newly married couple.