Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-12
THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS.


at she Church Of she
Redeemer-A Very Pretty Wedding
Many Beautiful G'ns-The scobie-
Rehberg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Other
Nupslal Knots Tied.
An exceedingly pretty wedding was that |
last evening at O'Clock at the Church of the
Redeemer of Miss Aleine Rowland and Mr.. |
Daniel Trowbridge Mallett, the Chapel street !
hardware merchant. The church was filed
with invited guests. Over one thousand in
vitations were issued. There seemed no end
of pretty bonnets and light summer toilets in
the expectant throng of friends of the happy
couple In the edifce. There was oanopied
and carpeted entrance from the street to the
porch. Over the head of the main aisle near
the altar was tall arch of daisies and under
II gates of daisies and back of 1t lines of
palms from Dickerman's. It was Q Mar.
puerite wedding and the ceremony was In the
English style. As the bridal procession en-.
tered the church the organ gave forth
Joyous melodies. There were two
little bridesmaids, Miss May Por-
ter, aged eight, daughter of Frederick
Porter, and Edwina Redmond, aged nine, of
Stapleton, Staten leland, dressed alike in
yellow sursn empire STYLE and each n.S Sar tSa
u
gates. First in the bridal procession came
the ushers, Mr.. Gruener of Yale, James
English, son of ex-Postmuster English, Lieu.
tenant Theodore Mcdonald of the Grays,
| Clarence Andrews, Frederick Minor, who Is
| to be married next Wednesday evening, and
Mr.. Cushing of Meriden. Then came the
little bridesmaids; then the maid Of honor.
z, attired in a white India silk
with gold trimmings and wearing gold
| slippers; then the lovely bride leaning on the
arm of her father, Mr.. John q. Rowland,
ex-revenue assessor and ex-registrar of vital
statistics, the bride attired in a white China
crepe silk, empire style with wreath of dali
sies, and about her neck pearl necklace,
wedding gift from her cousin, Mrs. Taylor of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and wearing pair of
lovely diamond earrings, the groom's gift.
| The wedding procession was joined at the
altar by the best man, Benjamin Rowland,
brother of the bride, and by the groom.
who together came from an adjoining
Rev. DR.. Chapman of the First Methodist
church. Immediately after the ceremony
| the happy couple were driven to the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, No. liz Whal-
ley avenue, where a reception was held for
the relatives aud immediate friends and re-
freshments served, after which the happy
pair lett for trip to Saratoga, Niagara Falls
and other places. They will return in time
to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Miner and Mics
Fanny Sperry at Dwight Place church next
Wednesday evening. The residence of the
brides parents was beautifully decorated
with daisies and running vines, doorways and
mantels being gaily trimmed, and hanging
The walk in front was canopied and carpet
ed. The happy. couple give fine
reception to their invited guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowlsnd's on the 2Sth. There
was q very fine and extensive array of wed-
ding gifts, there being beside those already
J mentioned q handsome check from Mr..
George H. Reeves of Greenport, brother Of
clock with statue from the ushers; q large
case of choice silver spoons from the brides
grandmother; an elegant gold watch to tho
groom from his namesake, Daniel Trow-
bridge; fine case of silver spoons from
Mrs. DR.. Judson another similar case from
tho BRIDES aunt, Mrs. Wilbur Peck;
. silver and onyx table from Mr.. and Mrs.
heavily bound with silver, containing lace
handkerchief, from Sheriff Byxbee and wife;
q large array of elegant Worcester ware,
pieces of which were from General George
II. Harmon and Principal L. L. Damp; q
large bronze parlor lamp, with shade, from
Miss Cora Wetmore; set of silver AID gold
jelly spoons from Boston lady, and O
number of doylies made from an
ancient tablecloth, an heirloom of the Row
land family and which was used by Governor
Fitch ,one Of Connecticuts earliest governors
The groom's gifts to the ushers were to each
gold scarf pin with daisy center. There
were also elegant chairs and cut glassware
, pictures, silverware, liner, etc., in profusion
. The happy couple will reside at the Rowland
residence.
sconIE-REHBERG.
Last evening OF 8 o'clock Mr.. John w
Scobie, nenior member of the firm of Soobi'
& johnson, grocers on Rosette street, ani
Miss Carrie E. Rshbsrg, daughter of Mrs
ns new w. house, o witch WEI" Mr.. soobie has jus
built and furnished at No. 141 Rosett,
street. Rev. w. J. Mutch of th,
Howard Avenue Congregational church
officiated. The couple stood under an UNI
! brella of daisies and other flowers which wer'
; suspended from floral arch at the entranc'
to q large bay window In the back parlor
The best man was Daniel Carmichael and tn,
bridesmaid was Miss Emela Scobie, sister Of
the bridegroom. Robert Scobie, brother o.
!, the bridegroom, and Edward Rehberg, broth
, or of the bride, were ushers. The bride wa
attired in white eatin with pearl ornaments
the bridesmaid In a white satin with orna
nents.
A large number Of friends and relatives oil
the two families were present, many Of whom
were from out of town. After the ceremony
| a reception was held In the parlors and
| wedding supper served to the guests.
There was great profusion of wedding
gifts of every description. A full list of them
would be very extensive. Mr.: and Mrs
Seobie intended to take an extended wedding
tour, but owing to the illness of Mr.. John.
son, his partner, the trip will have to b.
postponed until later day.
AT THE SACRED HEART CHURCH.
Al the Sacred Heart church yesterda.
morning Alderman Terrence B. Kelley ant
and Miss Ella Fosson were married by Rev
: Father Curtin. The bride was dressed in
pretty travelling costume of steel gray silk
. She wore q loose corsage bouquet of nephe
tus rossa, and her hat, which matched tn
wedding dress, was trimmed with lilies o
rthe valley. After the ceremony the youn
couple left for Boston, where they will spen'
their honeymoon. After returning to thi
city Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley will reside on tn
! corner of Bradley and Madison streets.
AT st. FRANCIS CHURCH.
Yesterday afternoon at st. Francis ohurc
Miss Mamie McKeou Of Fair Haven wa
Married to Daniel Nolan Of New Britain
, The newly married couple will reside
= | New Britain.
In HARTFORD.
. Last evening in Hartford George Ellswort
I | Brown of Boston and Miss Minnie Louise
: daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Ton
: linson of Capitol avenue, were married at th
, | Pearl street Congregational church by Re,
. w. DsLoss Love. A reception followed Q
the Hotel Capitol.
. n PRETTY WEDDING.
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: | The SON OF Professor Mark Bale
:, welded Last Evening - The Cers
msny Performed ~ Presiden
i Dwight.
l. One of the prettiest of the many recon
weddings was that last evening of w. War
Bailey, son of Professor Mark Bailey of Val