Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-07-10
A WEDDING LAST EVENING.
One OF New Haven's Fair Daughter

One OF New Havenss Fair Dauxhtera
WEEDS a Bridgeport Man In she
Davenport Church - A Reception
FolIows-Some Valuable and Beautf.
full Presents - They VIII Reside In
Bridgeport.
There was q large and very pretty wed.
ding In the Davenport church last evening
about 7:45 o'clock. It was q German we'd
ding and the ceremony wss performed by
Rev. Mr.. Siebke of the German Lutheran
church. The use of the Davenport church
wrs offered through the kindness of Rev.
Mr.. Aeserve who was present at the we'd
ding. The contracting parties were ]. L.
MONEY! of Bridgeport and Miss Nettie Shorer
of IA Koasuth street, this city. The we'd
ding was very pretty one and attended BY
a multitude of friends. The bride appeared
charming in gown of white silk with
flowers and regulation bridal veil. The
bridesmaid was Miss Lulu Feichert of this
city. The best man was Mr.. Charles
Schneider of Bridgeport. The ushers were
Messrs. Frederic Plan, James West and
Lewis Brock of Bridgeport and
Charles Schorer, the State street wholesale
crockery dealer, sister of the bride. at
the altar there were two handsome bouquets
"a Avn toscS oa SltucE cluc VI u large QOIfe
shoe of flowers. Among those present were
the following: The parents of both bride and
groom, Louis Held, Mrs. Andrew Schneider,
John DAIRY, Mrs. ii. Maiden, John Deifen-
bach, Daniel Lsesser and Mrs. Eliza Wolf of
Bridgeport. Mrs. Schoch of New York. OF
this city, Mrs. and Mrs. August Schmit, Miss
Lulu Schmie, Miss Emily Bas-
serman and Miss Louise Bassermsn.
Miss Nettie Was, William Stahl, Mr. and
Mrs. wv +. Steinberg, Professor Schwicksrdi,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis LIGHTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mar, Mics
Eva Petrie, William Stshl, jr., Mrs. Abram
ktaus, Mics Emma Kraus, Mrs. Griswold,
Mrs. James Flaherty, Mr.. and Mas. Prells,
Mics Katie Prella. Miss Ella Flaherty, Mics
Katie Flaherty. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Shorer,
Mr.. Walter Adds, Miss Minnie HAIRY, Mics
Anna Belz, Mrs. Teichert, Fred Teichert,
Mrs. Annie Schmidt, Miss Aunis Weidig,
William Frolich, Janis Tabb, Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. Barnes, Mrs, Sparks of Naomi lodge.
After the ceremony the wedding party re-
paired to Turn hail, were q supper was
served by Caterer Deibel and a reception
given TO the newly welded couple. Alter
some time of mirth and iollity the happy
couple left amid the showers of best wishes
| and congratulations of those present for q
wedding trip of two weeks to Philadelphia
and points further sohth. They will reside
in Bridgeport on their return.
Inc groom Is prominent optfcian OF
Bridgeport and was formerly connected with
Paul Roessler Of this city. The presents
were many and costly, among which were
the following: a check for 81, 900 from the
brides parents, and similar one from the
parents of the groom; check from Mr..
John Schmit and family of New York for
$3.50, and one for 500 A. Schneider and
family of Bridgeport. A set of handsome
vases from lilies Mullon OF Bridgeport;
easy chair from Louis Held and
table linen from Emma Held of Bridgeport,
handsome parlor lamp and stand from Mrs.
Wolf and Mrs. Schock; and dinner set from
]. F. Schorer; mahogany cabinet from Mr..
and Mrs. Frolich; q very handsome picture
from the young lady Turner'S and an easy
chair from the Naomi lodge; a handsome
sideboard from the BRIDES brother; mahoga-
ny table from Mr.. and Mrs. Stshl; wall cabi-
net from William Stahl; also some very
handsome silverware from Mr.. and Mrs.
Dobrey and Mrs. Wet of Bridgeport. There
were many more presents of value and beau
ty, too many TO be mentioned.