Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-24
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING.

Miss Cora L.. F1ske and Frank l.. |
Arnold Married at the Grand Ave-
nue. Congregational Church Last
Evening-The Wedding One of the
Society Events of the Season.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season took place at the Grand avenue |
Congregational church last evening, the
contracting parties being Miss Cora L.
Fiske, eldest daughter of Engineer Philip
D. Fiske of 10 Exchange street, and
Frank L. Arnold, the popular train dis
patcher at the Union depot. The edi6ce
was comfortably filed with the relatives
and friends of the contracting parties, over.
900 invitations having been issued.
Promptly at 8 O'Clock the beautiful
''bridal chorus" from Lohengrin was
tave Bolze, and the bridal party entered
aisle in the following order: The four
ushers, Messrs. 8. P. Baker, Leslie Sparks,
Arthur j. Sloane and E. Chester Pewtress.
Next came the bridesmaids, Miss Beda
Arnold of Bridgeport, a sister Of the
| groom, and Miss Laura Kidder of North
ampton, a cousin of the bride. These
were followed by Miss Florence E. Fiske, q
sister of the bride as maid of honor. and F.
A. Southworth, best man. Then came the
bride and groom. Arrived at the head OF
the aisle the party separated and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. Lee
Mitchell, pastor of the church.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party moved out of the church to the
sweet strains of Memberships wedding
march and proceeded to the home of the
brides parents, 119 Exchange street, where
a short reception vas held, the happy
couple receiving under beautiful canopy
made of honeysuckles and white roses, the
background and sides being of potted ferns,
palms and choice cut flowers.
The bride was arrayed in beautiful
costume, cut en- trsine, of white MORE
antique, trimmed with duchess lace, en-
! broidered with seed pearls, profusion o.
| diamond and pearl ornaments, and wore s
: long bridal veil, held in place with mag
nifcent diamond pin and orange blossoms
, She carried bouquet of sweet peas ant
maiden hair ferns.
The maid of honor, Miss Florence E
: Fiske, wore charmingly handsome dres
/ of pink tulle, diamond ornaments, ant
3 carried basket of white roses.
Miss Arnold's costume was of Nile gree
silk with duchess lace trimming, diamon
: ornaments, and carried bouquet of pin
/ SWEEP peas anu IuhlO6u ualE
Miss Kidder was arrayed in white sill
with duchess lace and pearl passemente
> RE, pearl necklace, and carried a bouque
OF pink sweet peas and maiden hair ferns
l. The reception was largely attended
among those present being Rev. and Mr.
J. Lee Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
10 Bishop, Miss Bertha Bishop, Miss Lillis
"a Damn, Misses Ruth and Lottie Gorhan
"a Miss Lottie Clark of Milford, Miss Emm
Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs w. 81. Hotel
>: kiss of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss May Hitcl
B. Clara Ford, Miss Mile Chapman, Mi
le Georgia Southworth of Hartford, Mi
g Cora Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. John /
ID Hauff, Lieutenant Charles B. Martin, M
and Mrs. G. L. Wright, Miss Jess
Nickerson, William Newton, Mr.. and Mr.
E. E. Hart, Miss Cora Northrop, Mr.. az
Mrs. George E. Whitman of Buffalo, N. Y
10 Mr.. and Mrs. E R. Miller, Mr.. and MI
rs F. G. Hitchcock of Brooklyn. Misses Isah
Miss Georgia Hardy, Misses May and E,
ma Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. nc. Bate
elor of Meriden, Mrs. F. A. Arnold a,
- daughter of Deep River, Mr.. and Mrs Ow
Post Arnold of New Britain, Mrs. Emi
4. | Arnold and Miss Emma Arnold of De
River, Miss Susie Clark of Deep Rive
co Superintendent w. A. Waterbury, Mi
IN Hattie Waterbury, N. E. Smith, r.
I'D Curtis, Principal Mark Pitman, Miss Je
~ ME Griswold, Miss Nellie Brook, Carr
Parsons, Julia Robinson, Horteuse Da
O. ing, Frederick Bishop, Alice Finch, Nj
garet Galbraith, Mrs. Weissbarth, Nj
ub Nellie Schlick, Deep River, MIS-. Il.
cd Hall, Hartford, G. o. Hall.
,ie After the reception the happy coul
Ids left on an extended wedding tour to N,
re York, Philadelphia, Washington and Gle,
tte land. Upon their return they will resi-
vie at 372 Grand avenue, where the first OF
rill series of cat homes will be held July
iI The contracting parties wers tie reel
e. ents of many handsome presents from
II large circle of friends, among them in
10 dition to silverware, etc., being large a
'n' handsome etching from the train dispat'
!, ers of the Union depot.
no The church was handsomely decorat
- daisies by Miss Edith Culver, an intim
T. | fried of the bride.