Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-06

New Haveners wedaed-Last Nights
Fashlenable Wedding In Bridge.
port-0ther Joyous Weddings.
The engagement is announced of W. 8.
Case, son of Attorney William Q. Case, to
Miss Elizabeth Nichols of Salem.
AT SACRED HEART cHrRcH.
The wedding Of George Sandals and Miss
Harry Routh will take place at the church of
the Sacred Heart next Thursday. Mr.. San
dalls was formerly clerk at the New Haven
house, and Is at present secretary and treas
ursr of corporation which owns the Mirror
Lake hotel, located on Lake Placid in the
Adirondscks.
KRYpoRT N>J.
Mr.. Philo Bushnell, bookkeeper at the jew
elry store Of General Ford, was united in
young society lady of Keyport, N. ]. The
ceremony was at the brides house in Key
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell are in Boston
on their wedding trip.
IN HARTFORD.
William Fl. Hardeman was married Nom
day morning to Miss Mary Conroy at St.
Joseph's cathedral. Mr.. Hardeman is
well known in Hartford, having held a
position at the capitol for some time.
THE PEKT-sudNER WEDDING LAST NIGHT.
BRIDsEPoRr, Feb. 5.-One of the two or
three ante Lenten matrimonial matinRs
which pleasantly agitate local fashionable
society took place at $50 O'Clock this evening
in st. Johns Episcopal church. The bride
was Miss Julia Crissy, daughter of Col. 8. B.
Sumner, and granddaughter of the late Judge
Increase Sumner of Massachusetts,. Col.
Sumner Is clerk of the superior court, and
his family belong to the distinguished Mas
sachusetts race of Summers, which produced
the late Charles A. Sumner and a number of
other eminent men. The groom was Mr..
George Church Poet, of the firm of Ferguson
G. Peet.
To strains from the organ, presided over
by Mr.. Walter J. Hall, the wedding process
sion passed up the spacious aisle, the ashers.
Dr.. George Hallett of New York, Robert
Peet of Brooklyn, William Trubee and Henry
Ives; both of this city, in the lead. The
four bridesmaids, Miss Susie Hawley, Miss
Agnes Swan, Miss Mary Birdsey and Miss
Edith Wheeler, followed the bride, escorted
by her father, coming last. The groom and
Mr.. Charles N. Cole, who was best man, met
the party at the altar. Rev. Beverly e. War.
ner tied the nuptial knot after the Episcopal
form.
The bride was attired in white MORE an
tique, trimmed with point lace aud cut de-
collette and en- train, while her veil of tulle
was fastened with diamond pin. The
bridesmaids wore gowns of white chaiffon
over satin, with MORE antique sashes and
each carried bouquet of La France roses.
At the conclusion of the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the residence of Col. s.
B. Sumner, No. 10 CORTLAND street.
The display of wedding gifts at the residence
of the father of the bride-elect was magnif-
cent, an entire room being necessary to con-
tain them. The array of gold and silverware,
glassware and china sets presented a brilliant
appearance. The gifts from the relatives of
the contracting parties were costly. The
bride received from her father a check and
the groom from his father, Mr.. Joseph Peet
Of Canaan, a check for 81 400. Mr.. Peet also
gave the bride handsome silver set, knives
and q carver. The groom received from Mr..
Church, the Great Darlington millionaire,
from whom he takes his middle name, a
check for $500. The total amount of the
checks received by the bride and groom ex-
cseded $4,000. Many distinguished guests
were present. The bridal couple left for an
and on their return will reside in new and
handsomely furnished residence here recently
bought by Mr.. Peet.
osBORNE-SNITH.
MER1DEN, Feb. 5.-.William Osborne of New
London and Miss Genevieve Smith we're mar
ried by Rev. A. Il. Hall this afternoon at the
residence of A. F. Hall on Akron street. Mr..
Osborne IL one of the Oldest engineers on the
Shore Line road between New Haven and
New London and the bride is the sister of
Mrs. Ira Allen. She received q number of
costly and handsome presents. Tho couple
left for New York on the 2:5e train and after
short wedding journey will 70 to house,
keeping in a neatly furnished residence in
Nav Ondon