Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-19
mANYwEDDINGs.

MANY WEDDINGS.
 Knots Tied in This City, town, Etc. Miss Antoinette J. Smith, graduate of the High school, class of 'S2, and George A. Angle of Belvidere, N. J., were mar ried at the home of the brides parents in Mt. Carmel last evening. The ceremony was attended by host of friends, in- cluding many of the leading townspeople. The nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Brewster. The maid of honor was Miss Elinor Rachel Smith, three and one half years old, daughter of MT. and Mrs Frederick D. Smith of New York city, brother of the bride. MT. c. A. Bradley of New Haven catered. The table was fine and the decorations beautiful. The we'd ding gifts were numerous and costly, in- cluding an upright grand piano, which was from the father of the bride, MT. Ira T. Smith, retired manufacturer of Mt. Carmel and highly esteemed citizen. Other gifts were a diamond pin from the groom. The bride looked charming, and was at tired in white faille francais and lace. The maid of honor was dressed in sea foam material, trimmed in colored chiffon and carried La Tosca roses The bride and groom left at 7 o'clock for an extended wedding tour. The groom is prominent lawyer of Belvidere.
 MALLoRY-sMITH.
 A pleasant wedding took place yester- day morning at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Smith, corner of Liberty and Minor streets, the principals being their daugh- ter, Miss Eleanor I. Smith and Rukard B. Mallory, formerly of the Mallory, Wheeler company. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Twitchell of Dwight Place church. Only the immediate friends and relatives were present. The bride look ed charming in stylish gown trimmed with sealskin. A wedding breakfast was served immediately after the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Mallory left on the half-past one train for Philadelphia, with all good wishes for their future hap piness and prosperity.
 NEW HAVEN GUESTS. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones, MT. and Mrs Charles B. Jones and Miss Eva Jones of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Walter Woodruff, Miss Helen Woodruff, MT. and Mrs. H. P. Woodruff, and Arthur Wood ruff of Mount Carmel, Conn.,; MT. and Mrs, George Ely and MT. Carl Ely of Plantsville were among the many guests at the pretty wedding of Miss Hattie Hart of New Britain and w. A. Parsons of Worcester, Mass, which took place yes terday afternoon at the home in New Britain of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. George Hart.
 A COMING WEDDING. On Wednesday, November 25, Albert E. Wilson of Shelton and Miss Martha Riggs of this city will be married. After l the wedding they will go to Shelton where, at the residence of Arthur Rlakeman, MT. and Mrs. Wilson will be Eat home" to their many friends between the hours of eight and eleven.
 HOTCHKISS-FEBIGER. MT. Russell Hotchkiss and Miss Bertha | Febiger of this city were united in mar riage at the home of the bride at 6 o'clock last evening by Rev. Dr. Morgan, rector oi Christ church. The wedding was attend ed by the immediate friends of the happy couple. After an elaborate supper, MT. and Mrs. Hotchkiss left the city for wedding tour which will occupy severa days.
 l MT. Hotchkiss is connected with the l office of the extensive manufactory o Mallory, Wheeler & Go.
 l A CLERGYMAN THE GROOM. | BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 18.-The nuptials O. Annie Evelyn, daughter of Mrs. Annie Bradley, and Rev. Lucius Wilson Shey formerly assistant rector of Christ Episco l pal church, were celebrated at St. Paul. Episcopal church in East Bridgeport at 1 o'clock tkis morning. The chancel of thu church was tastefully decorated in white The marriage ceremony was performed b, Rev. Milledge Walker, rector of St. Paul. church, Newark, N. J., formerly rector o St. Pauls in this city. He was assisted b. of St. Paul's. The ceremony was followe by the celebration of the holy communion The bride, attired in an elegan gown of white satin and faille GU en traine, and wearing 8 small whit hat to match was given away by he mother. The maid of honor, Miss Ger trude w. Bradley, sister of the bride wore becoming costume of pink satin with hat to match The best man wa Rev. Samuel s. Mitchell of St. Chrysos toms chapel, New York city. The usher were Rev. George T. Lindsley of Newton Rev. William A. Beardsley of St. Thomas church, New Haven; Edward Stanle Wells of the Berkley divinity school, Mid reception was held at the home of tn wife's mother Rev. and Mrs. Shey de parted on the 2:57 train for New York fo brief wedding tour, on the completion o which they will return to East Haddam this state, where MT. Shey is to assum charge of an Episcopal parish.
 HETEROGENEOUS
 A very pleasant home wedding in Ansc mia was that held at the residence of j Mead Whitlock, Tuesday, at 430 p. n The contracting parties were Clifford E Batchelor, past captain of Wooster camp s. of ", and Miss Amy G., younges daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Mead Whit lock. Miss Lennie E. Batchelor of Wood mont was the bridesmaid and Myron Whitlock the best man. The Rev. s. M Hammond of Torrington officiated. Tn happy couple left for trip to Washing ton, D. c.
 | OTHER WEDDINGS.
 William A. Parsons, of the Hartfor Polo team, and Miss Hattie L. Hart daughter of George A. Hart, of New Brit ain, were married at the home of the brid in that city yesterday afternoon.
 George J. Allen and May l.. Chapman, daughter of Colonel George D. Chapman were married at Middletown yesterday al ternoon.
 The marriage of Miss B. A. Hennesse of Wall street to MT. Charles Cody too place yesterday afternoon at o'clock il St. Mary's church. The bride was attire in travelling dress of steel blue Mis- Minnie J. Hennessey, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and William Murphy bes man. The happy conple left on the 4:5 express for Boston. After their retur they will reside at 97 Orchard street.
 Miss Fannie Lucia Parish, daughter o o. B. Parish, an engineer on the Consol dated railroad, and Dennis B. Hale 0 Springfield, Mass, were married las evening at the Csrew Baptist church Ii that city. Several New Haven friend were present to witness the ceremony.
 Miss Margaret G. Lynch, daughter 0 Thomas Lynch. 1S1 East street, an Charles H. Boylan of Wooster and Eas streets, were married yesterday afternoo at half-past in St. Patrick's church. :