Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-06-19
MANY ooUrLEslmARR1ED.

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MANY LEsmARRIED.
The List of Juno weddings materi-
ally Increased - Loving Hearts
which VIII Now Heat ~ enc.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season took place yesterday afternoon at
68 Alden avenue, the contracting parties
being Miss Elida Henrie, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Dickerman, and Mr..
George Edwin French.
7. The spacious parlors were prettily deco
rated with roses and field flowers At half |
past o'clock the bridal party entered to |
the strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march |
and took their station beneath a canopy of |
pink and white roses, the Rev. DIR. Willard
performing the ceremony. =
The bride was attired in princess
robe, en- train, of white failIe frrncais,
trimmed with Duchess lace over petit
coat richly embroidered with moss rose
buds in gold and silver. She wore a veil
and carried large. bouquet of daisies.
Miss Nellie French Of Ansonia, sister of
the groom, as maid of honor, was charm
| ing is gown of white China silk, trimmed
with chiffon. Mr.. William Nelson also of
Ansonia and Mr.. George Hemingway
| of Westville acted as ushers. The cater
| ing was by Bradley, and after refresh
ments were served many Of the guests ia
| ddlged in dancing, Robinson's orchestra
| furnishing music. The presents were
varied and costly, including check for
| a large amount, and antique clock, cham
| Der furnishings, sterling silver ware, and
unique and elegant articles of brio -brac
Guests from Brooklyn, Ansonia, Hartford,
Bridgeport and New Haven to the number
| of 200 or more were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. French left at '7:30 O'Clock amid
shower of rice and old shoes, for short
wedding tour. They will reside with Mr..
Dickerman at 60 Alden avenue upon their
return.
RECEPTION IN THIS CITY.
| Mr.. William Sherman Hoag of Sherman
was united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing, June II, to Miss Nellie Sophia Tired
well of New Fairfield, Conn, the Rev.
Mr.. Herrick, pastor of the Sherman
church and formerly of this city, offciat-
ing. The bride is daughter Of Mr.. Ed
ward Tredwen and the ceremony took
place at the Sherman parsonage. The
| presents were numerous and beautiful.
| The happy pair left on a wedding trip and
on their return will reside in Sherman at
the old Hoag homestead. The groom is a
son of the late William W. Hoag, who
represented the town in the house several
times and was also senator. The happy
pair were given reception Wednesday
evening at the home of the groom's sister,
Mrs. Wolcott Miller, this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Yesterday afternoon at p. m. the mar
rage of Miss Grace Baldwin, daughter of
George Baldwin of this city, to Mr. James
Galligan of Hartford took place at St. Pat
rick's church. In spite of the stormy
weather the church was well filed and at
the moment of five the bride leaning on
the arm of the groom's brother, Frank J.
entered the church to the tune of the
march rendered by Professor Brennan,
then came the groom with Miss Kearns,
who was the bridesmaid and attired in
cream satin with train and veil and carried
a bouquet of white roses tied with white
satin. After the ceremony nuptial sup
per was served at the BRIDES home at 1872
st. John street. The presents were many
and beautiful. After trip through the
north they will reside in this city.
AT SACRED HEART CHURCH.
James w. Cannon of Patchogue, L. L.,
and Miss Rose Egan of 81 Adeline street
were married Wednesday at the Sacred
Heart church, this city, by the Rev Father
McKeon. Following the ceremony very
pleasant reception was held at the home OF
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon
will spend their honeymoon in Long Island
Philadelphia and Washington, and will re.
side in this city.
POETESS' POETIC WEDDING
!; Miss Elaine Goodell, the poetess, wa:
united in marriage at the Church of the
Ascension in New York yesterday noon tt
DR.. Charles Alexander Eastman, an Indiar
of the Sioux tribe and who has been iden
titled to some extent with the work of hi.
bride as government inspector of the In
dian schools in North and South Dakota
New Haveners who have visited that sec
ton of the country speak very highly o.
the personal appearance and intellectual
) qualities of the groom, and say the happ.
pair now united were very devoted to eact
other
AN INTERESTING SOCIAL EVENT IN PLAIN
VILE, CONN.
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
r One of the largest weddings ever sol
{ emnized in our town was that of Miss Bes
sic Sanford Moody of Plainville and Mr.
George A. Scott of Terryville at the Con
l gregational church Tuesday, 18th, at p
= m. Rev. DR.. Backus and the clergyman
from Terryville oficiated in very i'm
pressive service. Some 500 or 600 wer
invited, who largely responded by nearl,
filling the commodious edifce. The con
tracing parties were we'll known and uni
versally popular among large circle of &C
quaintances One of the most impressiv
! parts of the ceremony to many was tn
entrance of the young to-be-bride leaning
: on the arm of her widowed mother. Elk
n cellent organ music was rendered. Direct
Il ly after the service at the church recep
A. Moody, mother of the bride, at whic
n bountiful collation. was serve
It to a hundred or more immediate connec
n tions of the contracting parties. w
v noticed among the hundreds of handsome
i valuable and useful presents, five $50 gol
b pieces, two thousand pennies "a joke,
4 very fine antique Turkish rug, besides
r large variety. of elegant, pictures, 1.-the
graphy, etchings, ETC., a large array of te
and souvenir spoons, two piano lamps,
very lovely epergne, also magnifcen
secretary of sixteenth century style, an eS
|. pensive family Bible, etc., many of whic
were donated by out of town parties
n Bridgeport, Waterbury, New Haven, Terry
vile, Hartford and adjacent towns full
J nishing their quota. The ushers and maid
y of honor were from New Haven, Hartfor
/. and Terryville. Plenty of rice, slippers
!, etc., marked the exit Of the happy pail
Comma Vincit Amor" o. P. Q.
II June 1S, 1891.
% FENN-HILLARD.
u HARTFORD, June 18.-Miss Mile B. Hi
% lard of Conway, Mass, and Mr.. J. Lincol
Fem, of the law Office of Hyde & Joslyn
Hartford, were married yesterday afte,
It noon by the Rev. E. B. Hillard, father Q
the bride, at the Congregational church i
't Conway, Mass. John Roberts Fem of thi
: city was the best man, and Miss Sara