The Newtown bee., 1891-10-23
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Shelton, nieces of the bride, acted a
maids of honor, carrying baskets of re,
carnations and smilax and Miss l.. A
Fay of Westborough, Mass, as brides
maid. The bride wore an elegant rob
of cream crepe de chine, en- train an
deliberately trimmed with chiffon lac
and jewel trimming, tulle veil and orang
blossoms and carried bouquet of N
pheto roses. The bridesmaids dress wa
white cashmere, trimmed with feathe
trimming and Illusion and her flower
were Waterville roses. The service iron
the Episcopal ritual was impressivel.
performed by Rev A. w. Kingsley o
Taunton, Mass, an uncle of groom, will
benediction and prayer by Rev.. F. Rob
ertson of Stepney, the bridal party stand
ing under an arch of glistening green anC
pure white flowers. The service wa
sustained throughout by music rendered
by Elmer Joyce of Monroe and F. Dur
and of Shelton. After receiving congrat
ulations, Mr. and Mrs Wright, with thei
friends, were escorted to the dining room
where bountiful collation. had been pre-
pared, and pleasant and informal hour
was passed, with good cheer and best
wishes on every side. A little later, the
bride having donned her travelling dress
Mr. and Mrs Wright said good night tc
their many friends and left for New
York, Boston and Hartford. We join
with their many friends in wishing them
much happiness. The wedding gifts
very handsome and testify to the esteem
in which the young people are held by
their friends. They were:
Diamond ear rings, the groom.
Decorated China set, $50 pieces, Mrs Joseph
L. Field.
Ice cream set, Mr. and Mrs George Cole
Bridgeport.
Salad dish, Miss Alice K. Wheeler, Shelton
Check, $1,000, Joseph E. Field.
Gold, $780, Mr. and Mrs William Wheeler
Shelton.
Carving set, Mr. and Mrs E.W .Seeley ,Easton
Bible readings, Miss Minnie Thompson
Easton.
Easel, Perkins French and daughter, Easton.
Etching, Mrs Stanley and Mrs Scranton
Shelton.
Picture scarf, Misses Nellie Anderson, Stella
Chadeayne, Shelton.
Check, 50, E. j. Hawley, Bridgeport.
Check IS, Mrs George Knapp and daughter,
Easton.
Individual salts, Frank Wheeler, Shelton.
After dinner coffee stand, Mr. and Mrs Will
bert French, Trumbull.
Carving set, Mr. and Mrs w. Tomlinson,
Danbury.
Oil painting, Miss Flora Curtis, Stepney.
Foot Rest, Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Lewis, Shelton.
Half dozen engraved solid silver tea spoons
Mr. and Mrs James Cole, Bridgeport
Clock, W. Eastwood and mother, Stepney.
Mirror, Moses Thorpe and daughter Easton.
Pair blankets, George Burr and family,
Easton.
Glover leaf stand, Mr. and Mrs Buckingham,
Bridgeport.
Half dozen engraved solid silver spoons, Mr.
and Mrs Hartich, New York.
Parlor Lamp, Frank Forbes, birmingham.
Ornamental glass lemonade set, Miss Elite
Hull, Stepney.
Cracker jar. Master Wesley Lanphear, Mon
roe.
Sideboard scarf, Mrs John Porter Stepney.
Pair towels, Mrs Belah Field, Brewster, NY.
Pie knife, Miss Lucie A. Fay, Westborough,
Mass.
Sofa cushion, Mrs Albert Fay, westborough,
Mass.
Halt dozen engraved solid silver spoons,
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Solid silver sugar spoon, Mr. and Mrs Cur
tiss Thompson, Bridgeport.
Dozen silver dinner knives, Mr. and Mrs
w. +. Sturges, Weston.
Solid silver gold lined cream spoon, George
Hawley,Jr and sisters, Bridgeport.
Drawn work bureau scarf, Miss Julia Field,
Shelton.
Solid silver dessert spoons, Weston Horr
and mother, Bridgeport.
Solid silver berry spoon, Mrs Rev A. w.
Kingsley, Taunton, Mass.
silver fish knife, Mrs Royal Sherwood, South
port.
Shelton.
M. e. church, stepney.
Vase, Miss Lillian Hull, Stepney.
illustrated poem, Misses Tillie, Jessie and
Lucy Hawiey, Bridgeport.
Gold lined silver cake basket, Mr. and Mrs
Horace Wheeler, shelton.
Lemonade set, Mrs Wright and family Shell
ton.
Gold lined silver bon bon DISH Mr. and Mrs
w. G. Pride, Shelton.
silver pickle jar, Mr. and Mrs William Field,
Pair vases, Mrs E. b. Field, Brewster
silver butter knife and spoon, Mr. and Mrs
John Wheeler, Shelton
Carved silver brush and comb, H. r. Mar.
shall, New York city.
Oxydized silver carving set, Mr. and Mrs j.
Coley Field, Shelton.
Brush case, Miss Annie Penny, Hattertown.
Crochet tidy, Miss Elosia Selleck, Easton.
Satin glass nut dish, Mr. and Mrs f. Durand.
shelton.
Silver card case, Mr. ana Mrs Elisha Seeley.
New York city.
silver pickle jar. Mr. and Mrs james sturges,
Weston.
OIL painting, Mr. and Mrs John Paddock,
shelton.
Fur rug, Mr. and Mrs J. C. Anderson Mr.
Ind Mrs f. Worden, shelton.
Parlor lamp, Charles Cole and sisters
Halt dozen engraved solid silver spoons,
william Land Frank Horr. Bridgeport.-fE.
1 C. S. and S. d. Powell attended the I
eachers' association at the Hillhouse
High school in New Haven, Friday, 18th. /,
Saturday, 10th, the Eurekas were ex- !
,ecting to play the Resolutes of Aspe- {
uek at Lyons Plain; only two of the
ormer team arrived, SO they picked up
,nough Sport Hill players to fill out !,
line and played the game. Result, Ito
A In favor OF the Eurekas. Clark's play J
ng at third was excellent. Ostrander's !
leavy batting and his catch Of fly were
l1so fine features.
Miss Thompson Of Bridgeport spent !,
sunday at }. +. Perry's. /
Edward Smith and wife Of Mill Plain J
'jsited Peter Perry. Q