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

joining, '55, F. R. Barnum, $50. O. s. Jebell,
3S, W. W. Bumstead, '55. Professor r. D. |
iodell, E. A. Hill, rs, @. e. Steele, ~, w,
\. B. Hill 49,, Judge John g. Hollister, G.
!. Drake ~, Rev. Samuel Dunham go, ex
Governor d. B. Bigelow, Dr. Dag
,ett, Rev. w. 8. Cotton 80, Henry B. Sar-
:ent. Professor w. j. Knopp and
Rev. a. p. Nichols, J. 81. Perry TO, Rev.
George Bushnell, D. D.. J. A. Grouger '55.
". Ii. Grary '55. Rev. e. s. Lines,
Principal Barbour, Rev. e. n. Poteat.
ADAY OF wEDDInGs.
Many Made Happy Yesterday-Pretsy
weddings ON College street and or
aBge ssreet-Another 1t Calvary Hap.
tiss Chureh-Wedding or q Young
Clergyman "A Prominent Young
BridGepOrker's Wedding 60 . New
Haven Lady-Wedding Mt Germania
Hall Last Kvening-A Large AlsenS-
ance-Wedding In Terryville. <$s4
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock Rev.
Eugene @. Webster, Yale Divinity school
,laas of 80, now settled pastor of the Con-
church at East Providence, R. l.,
was united in marriage to Miss Wynn Ward
daughter of Mrs. Mary j. Ward of 1870 Howe
street, this city. Tho ceremony took place
at Calvary Baptist church, which was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion with flow
ers, about the altar and organ loft especially.
The Rev. DR.. Gallaher, the eminent divine,
an ex-pastor of the church oficiated. Mr..
George Robinson presided at the organ. The
bride was attired In white faille franchise
trimmed with point lace, and wore tulle
veil and orange blossoms in her headdress,
and carried a bouquet of white roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Ella
Humphrey of this city. She wore pink
crepe de chene trimmed with ostrich tips.
The best man was Il. Dixie Sleeper of Wor-
cester, Mass, late of the Hartford Theologi.
cal seminary. The ushers we're Charles @.
Harrington of Somerville, Mass, Harry E.
Robbins of Pittsfeld, Mass, 8. Clifford of
Noble, N. Y, and George Day Holmes of
Orange, N. j., Yale go. After the wedding
a private reception was held at the home of
the brides mother, attended by the immedi
ate relatives and personal friends. The wed.
ding gifts were numerous and valuable.
After the wedding Tip the happy couple go
to East Providence to reside. The groom's
father ia Professor J. W. Webster of Maiden,
Mass. The bride is a talented elocutionist
and sister of Charles T. Ward of this city,
and leaves large circle of friends and we'll
wishers in this city. The groom has also a
large circle OF Irlcnu6.
A PRETTY AND QUIET WEDDING.
On Tuesday, June "a, at twelve O'Clock, the
immediate families of the contracting parties
celebrated the marriage of Mr.. Robert G.
Morris, of Bridgeport, to Miss Alice A.
Parmele Of this city. Mr.. Morris is son of
the Hon. Dwight Morris of Bridgeport, and
Miss Parmele il daughter of Mr.. Andrew
Y Parmele of 40 College street, this city.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Smyth of this city, at the residence OF
the bride, which was deliberately trimmed
with flowers aud potted plants. Music by q
string quartette from Bridgeport lent an adj
ditional charm to the pretty scene. A mum
Der of handsome presents, consisting chiefly
of ont glass and silverware were given bv
the many friends. The bride was married
in gray travelling costume and after short
tour In this country Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
sail on Saturday for Europe where they will
remain for q year or more.
JAcoBs-MANN-A VERY INTERESTING cERE.
MoNY.
At $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Lydia Jacobs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Marks Jacobs Of this city, and Mr.. David
F. Mann of Philadelphia, son of Mr.. Henry
Mann of Albany, N. Y, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony in the presence Of
large number of the immediate friends aud
relatives of the contracting parties. The
ceremony took place at Germania hall, Rabbi
s. Fl. WILMER officiating. The ceremony
was conducted in the German Language
and in strict accordance with the ancient
faith. Adler's orchestra furnished the mu
sic for the occasion, and on the arrival Of
tho bride at the entrance to the hall Mendells
sohn's "Wedding March" gave the signal thai
everything was in readiness. The canopy
was upheld by the four brothers of tho bride
who was attired In a beautiful white satir
garment and wore o wreath of orange bios
soms Miss Huldah Jacobs, a sister of The
bride, walked few steps in advance, and OF
either eide Of the handsome and accomplished
daughter of Rsbekah was her mother ant
father and the mother and father OF thu
groom. At the conclusion of the ceremony
some of the more intimate female relatives o
the.newly made wife saluted her with tn
kiss Of peaces asd -nunnerous congratulationl
were showered upon the bride. The oeremo
ny terminated with grand banquet in thu
dining room of the hall and nothing was lef
undone that could add to the pleasure of thu
invited guests. Among those present wer'
the following: s. II. Mann and wife, New
York; FL. Mann and wife, Albany; Nathan
Cohn and lady, city; Laus Bodlender. city
Miss Keiser, city; Emil Schon berger, city; H
Cohen, New York, Marx Schlesiger, S. Cahl
and wife, city; Ephraim Jacobs and wife
city; the Misses Bernstein, city; Mrs. s
Cohen and Son. Brooklyn, N. Y, and TIVE
Mrs. John Lucey, Bridgeport; Mr.. and Mrs
E Schoenberger and wife and the Misse
Schoenberger; Coroner Jonas Jacobs, Ell
mira, N. Y; Attorney Louis Jacobs, Isrse
Jacobs, Jacob Jacobs, Alex. Jacobs; Mrs
Levy and daughters, city; Wolf Levi and
wife, city; Mrs. Louis Cohen, Green Point
L. I. Mr.. Joseph Levy, city; Mrs. L. Alex
der, city, and others. Over a hundred tele
grams were received from friends.
sYKRRY-LooMIs.
The home of n. N. Loomis, $50 Orang
street, principal of the Washington school
was the scene Of quiet and pretty wedding
yesterday afternoon. The contracting partie
were Miss Marion Caldwell Loomis and Ed
son N Sperry. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. d. II James of Fair Haven
The house was profusely decorated witt
flowers and ferns. The wedding took plac
In the front parlor, which had been hand
somely trimmed and decorated for thu occa
sion. The wedding was in the Euglish style
the bride entering the room accompanied b.
her father, who gave the bride away. TIL
groom was accompanied by his brother, Mr
Frank L. Sperry.
The bride was attired in travelling COS
tame of pongee silk, trimmed with COLDER
brown velvet and lace, and toque trimme,
with velvet and white lilacs. The bride car
ried bouquet of blush roses. After tn
ceremony q collation. was served. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sperry left for three weeks stay a
Saratoga and st. George. Upon their return
they will reside at 35 Ed street, wher
apartments have been furnished for their re
| ception.
The wedding presents were many, and in
eluded parlor suit and furnishings from tn
| groom,s father, Mr.. Foster W. Sperry; sole
silver tea set from the brides parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. F. W. LOOMS: solid silver tea
spoons from Mr.. and Mrs. Will LOOMS.
vIsHNO-sPoCK.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock the mar
riage of DIR. Charles W. vishno, one OF on
we'll known younger physicians, and Mis-
Jessauine Spoek, daughter of William A
| Spook of the Register, occurred at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, 200 Orang
street. The wedding was quiet, no guest
being invited outside the relatives and i'm
mediate friends but nevertheless very pretty
| There were no bridesmaids. The usher
| were Dr. George +. Converse and William
| e. Beers of this city. The house was taste
| fully decorated with flowers and in the par
| lor where the ceremony was performed ther
| was q prettily arranged profusion Of viii,