Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-29
WEDDINGS THIS MORNING.

pr. Brown VIII Wed Miss Jennie
 Thomas - Ceremony i'm Humphrey
 Street Church-Other Weddings.
 One of the prettiest wedding of the sea- son will occur this morning in the Hum phrey Street church at 10:30 o'clock The young people to be married are Dr. Fred erick w. Brown and Miss Jennie A. Thomas of No. 66 Nash street and daughter of Halsey c. Thomas. Rev. MT. Luckey, pastor of the church, will perform the ceremony. The bridesmaid will be Miss Mary Lownes of South Norwalk, and Dr. A. V. Segar of Williamantic, who was Dr. Browns chum at the University of Penn sylvania, will act in the capacity of best man.
 The church will be tastefully decorated with flowers, 8 noticeable feature being floral gateways near the altar on the two aisles. Those in the aisle on the right will be opened by two young girls as the bridal party comes up and two other young misses will be ready to unloosen the rib aisle when the party is ready to depart.
 The ushers will be A. l.. Brown and A. R. Brown, brothers of the groom, William Thomas, a brother of the bride, and A. H. Jackson.
 The happy couple will leave immediately for trip of about two weeks, and will visit Philadelphia, Washington, Old Point Comfort and other places. At Philadelphia they will attend an alumni meeting of the class of 'SS, University of Pennsylvania, of which Dr. Brown was member. On their return they will reside at no Lawrence street. Dr. Brown is well known as one of the most successful dentists of the city, and has host of friends who will join in wishing the two a most happy future. Miss Thomas, the bride elect, also has many friends, who have been gained not only by her success as a singer, but by her winning ways and happy na- ture. They have been remembered with presents too many for mention, including articles of value for beauty as well as those which will be of use in the new home for substantial purposes.
 CoNNoR-DEGNAN.
 Thomas F. Connor, conductor on the Housatonic railroad, will be married this morning at o'clock in St. Johns church to Miss Catharine Degnsn. High nuptial mass will be celebrated by Rev. James P, Degnan of St. Rose church, Meriden, who is brother of the bride-elect. They will leave for two weeks wedding trip and on their return will reside at Fl Minol street.
 HALL-BEARD.
 James J. Hall of New York and Mis-. Carrie I. Beard, daughter of William A Beard, the builder residing at 75 Rosett. street were married yesterday afternoon 1T the Howard avenue Congregational church The ceremony was performed by the Rev W. J. Mutch, assisted by the Rev. Dr Hall, father of the groom. The bride wal attired in becoming travelling costume oi pearl gray and carried large bouquet O roses. The ushers were LeGrand Can non, Clarence L. Clark, F. ". Wattersol | and William Somers of West Haven. H K. Beach presided at the organ. After the ceremony was performed reception was held at the residence of the bride' | parents, after which the bridal couple de parted for brief tour. They will resid in New York, where MT. Hall is engaged in the insurance business.
 wEDDED IN ALBANY, N. Y. The Albany Argus gives the account ap | pended below of the wedding in that cit. | of well known former New Haven younl man to an Albany young lady. Tn groom, Ii. E. Bradley, is a son of E. B Bradley, the well known picture frame an, cabinet maker of this city, whose place o business is at 153 Orange street. He re sided in Albany three years and is no, foreman of a department at the factory c Bradley & Currier of New York, wher the groom's elder brother, E. L. Bradley is head draughtsman. The wedding gift were very numerous and beautiful, an included large number from Alban friends of the bride and groom, and other from New York city, Philadelphia, Patsl son, Terryville, Stanton Hill and othe places. The Argus says:
 l. very pretty wedding took place at o'cloc | yesterday afternoon at the home of Mir. and Mir
 Harmon Bussing, at No. 26o First street, whe | their daughter, Miss Alice Bussing, was united
 Harry Ellsworth Bradley of New York, formerl l the Rev Edward C. Johnson, pastor of the Fir | Reformed church, in the presence of the relativ,
 and few intimate friends of the bride an | groom. The bride was dressed in O handson gray tr1Seling costume and there was no bride | maid or groomsman. Immediately after the ce
 emony a collation. was served, and hearty col | gratulations were showered upon the young pc | pie. The presents received were quite nunIerol | and handsome Mir. and Mrs. Bradley will maj
 their home in Jersey City.