Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-01
MORE JUNE WEDDINGS.
A Pretty Wedding Mt the First Bap-
tist Church Last Evening.


fist Church Last Evening.
At the First Baptist church last evening
Henry Dwight Hunt '92 s. and Miss Ger
trude Tuttle, daughter of Mrs. S. L. Tuttle
of SO Clark street, were united in marriage,
the Rev. John H. Mason officiating. The
church was we'll filed with friends of the
happy couple and was handsomely dec
GRATED with daisies by the Kings Daugh-
ters, of which Miss futile ia member.
The bride wore pearl gray visiting gown,
trimmed with crepe duchene, aud carried
bouquet of bride roses. She was attended
by Miss Bertha Raymond as maid of honor,
who was attired in Nile green lansdowne
and carried pink roses. The ushers were:
Frank L. Bishop, Edgar Lane, Otis Bun
nell and A. g. Durham. Professor w. 8.
Wheeler presided at the organ. The young
couple left in the evening on an extended
wedding tour in the east and south.
Miss Tuttle is an estimable young lady
and has been closely identified with church
work, in which she has made many
friends. Mr.. Hunt graduated with the
class of '92 s., and has large circle of &C
quaintances. He has made reputa ton
as a musician as a member of the New Ha-
ven Orchestral club. Among the guests
present from out of town were d. B.
Todd and family, Mrs. J. B. Mix and fam
| lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. I. Todd, Miss Carrie Nearing, Miss
Carrie Barber, Rev. E. Marble and wife,
Wallingford; Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman,
| New London; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G..
Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Underwood,
Bridgeport; A. A. Hunt and family,
Columbia, Conn. Robert Hill and family,
East Hsmden; Charles Hitchcock, New
York city; Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Leaven-
worth, William =; Cressler and wife,
| Cincinnati; O.; Arthur N. Brooks and
wife, Miss May Chatfeld, Meriden; Mr..
and Mrs. Ransom ChatHsld, Seymour, Ct;
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. 8. Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Bsssett,
81. T. Warming, Birmingham; Ludlow
Cook, Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele,
Ansonia.
FIsHER-EGGLESToN.
No. 1902 Kimberly avenue was a scene
of a very pretty and quiet wedding Wed
nesdsy evening, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Lillian A. Fisher and Egbert H
Eggleston. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. s. A. Sands of Bridgeport, as
sisted by the Rev. Frank Sco6eld of tn,
Grace NJ. E. church. About forty of tn
relatives and immediate personal friend
of the young couple were present at tn
happy occasion. A fine and abundan
wedding feast was served and all much en-
joyed the pleasant social event. The hap
Ply couple left for wedding trip to west
ern Connecticut. On their return the,
will reside at the home Of tho BRIDES faith
er, Mr.. William a. Fisher, who is one o
, the New York and New Haven railroad
The groom has responsible position a
the Sargent mandatory. The happ
; pair were the recipients of great vsriet
!, of beautiful wedding gifts.
HUM BENEDICT.
In the Trinity NJ. e. church Wednesda
afternoon at o'clock John W. Hum an
Miss Susan Benedict were married by Rev
. DR.. A. A. Vail. The church was prettil
decorated. The ushers were William Mi
liam Miller, George w. Hum, John Kirb
: and Herbert barton.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
went to the depot on their bridal tout
4 They were followed by host of friend,
0 | who showered rice upon them as they OF
j. tered the drawing room car. The bridi
tour will be spent in New Hampshire.
Mr.. Hum is the proprietor of printin
! establishment at II Orange street. Th
t bride is a daughter of Charles W. Benedie
, | Of No. 10 Forbes avenue, annex.
a NEW HAVEN FRIENDS PRESENT.
A pretty home wedding took place at th
! home of George h. Hill in West Spring
, field Wednesday afternoon when h
daughter, Miss Minnie, was married
/ William Holmes. The house was decora
ed in tasteful style with ferns, palm
Q roses and other flowers. The ceremon
, was performed by Rev. Mr.. Mack, tt
t Episcopal form being used. About &C
guests were present, including some frol
= New York, New Haven and Hartford
;, After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Holmt
: left for two-weeks' trip to New Yorl
Philadelphia and Columbus, O., ate
which they will be at home either j
Montreal or Quebec.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement is announced of Mar
q Jay Plat, widow of the late Professc
n Johnson T. Plat, to DR.. Caldwell, formerl
l. of New York city and at present practi
ing in Virginia. For the past two year
Mrs. Platt has resided in New York city.
SHUHWAY-wARD.
In Westville last evening Mr.. J. Dwlgl
" Shumway, the well-known photographs
was united in marriage to Harriet 4
Il Ward, Troy, N. Y, lady. Rev. D
Willard oficiated. The wedding W.
: quiet, attended by relatives and intima
), friends. The happy couple left on wee
j. ding journey. Both have many FRIEND