Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-28
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.

 Miss Inez Kennan shepard Married to Harry M. Pollock, of Cincinnati, at the Church of the Redecmer Last Evening-A Brilliant Reception Fol- lows at the Homo of the Brides Parents.
 The Church of the Redeemer was last evening the scene of one of the most select weddings of the present season. The church was filled to overfowing with in vited friends of the happy pair. The con- tracting parties were Harry McMillan Pol lock, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss Inez Kennan Shepard, daughter of Superintend- ent o. M. Shepard, of the Consolidated road. In the center aisle along the front of the pews on each side of the aisle were tastefully hung white ribbons extending the full length of the aisle. Promptly at 7:30 the wedding party reached the church, and to the beautiful strains of the we'd ing march from Lohengren, rendered by Professor George Robinson, proceeded up the center aisle in the following order: The six ushers, Messrs. Sprigg Bent, John Childs and Leverett Hull of Cincinnati, Charles Tolles of Hartford and Harry Fl. Shepard and Clarence B. Damn of this city. Then came the two maids of honor, the two sisters of the bride, Louise and Kate Shepard. The maids of honor were arrayed in white India silk costumes and carried large bouquets of lilies of the valley. Then came the bride. leaning on the arm of her father.
 The brides dress was of white, heavily corded bengaline, cut princess and trim mad with Rnaaior roint 1ooo Cho n | diamond pin, present from the groom. At the altar the party were met by the groom, accompanied by his best man James Nassen of Cincinnati, and the Rev. Dr.. Phillips, pastor of the church, who per | formed the ceremony according to the ser vices of the Episcopal church.
 At the conclusion of the ceremony the | bridal party left the church and proceeded to the residence of the brides parents on Orange street, which had been elaborately and artistically decorated for the occasion. their friends in the front parlol standing in front of background of Flor. ida palms and white tiger and calla lilies The entire house had been tastefully deco rated with palms and flowers by John N Champion, the florist, and showed grea, taste. White was the predeminatine color.
 Dancing was indulged in by the guests to the inspiring notes of Robinson's or chestra, and an elaborate wedding suppel was served by Caterer Bradley. The ush CTS wore boutonnieres of white hyacinths and the groom and best man lilies of the 1 valley.
 After receiving the congratulations of ( late train for the south After visiting several points of interest they will take uI their residence in Cincinnati
 Among the many guests were: Genera s. B. Merwin and wife, General George H Ford and wife. B. R. English John H Platt and wife, c. s. Davidson and wifi, Hartford, Postmaster N. D. Sperry and wife, w. 0. Cove, Lockport, N. Y. Rev Dr. and Mrs. Phillips, e1 Mayor and Mrs. Holcomb, Charles P. Clark and wife, Miss Clark, Luciu ley, Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Nettleton, Dr. ant Mrs. Cheney, MT. and Mrs. George J. At water, Rev. and Mrs. Luckey, Mir. ant Mrs. William E. Miller, MT. and Mrs Henry Killam, Miss Louise Killam, Colone and Mrs Ericsson, MT. and Mrs Isaac N. Damn, Mir. and Mrs. Harry L Sterrett, E. E. Stenett, Cincinnati; Josepl K. Butler, New York; Miss Grace Porter Miss Holcomb, MT. and Mrs. James B | y, A. Johnson and wife, Philadelphia; A. H Jackson, A.C. Stiles and wife, H. D. .Munson Miss Leila Dawson, Miss Leila Wells, Mis- Harriet D. Morgan, Charles E. Cornwall Miss Cora Wetmore, Miss Stevens, Mis- Edith Rowe, MT. and Mrs. s. H. Clarke MT. and Mrs. William s. Babcock, Agne McRae, Lawrence, N. Y.; Burton Blair Collinsville, Conn.,, MT. and Mrs. c. Berr Peets, MT. Biard Barnes
 Among those from Hartford were th following: MT. and Mrs. s. l.. Way, MI and Mrs. Charles Way, Mr. H. F. Billing and wife, MT. Arthur Hyde, Mr. Alfre Dodd, MT. Arthur Newton.
 COoK-UNDERwooD.
 Last evening at 6 o'clock very brett and quiet wedding took place in the Triu ity M. E. church. The contracting partie were Miss Mary Alice, daughter of MI and Mrs. J. H. Cook of Ill Park street and Arthur B. Underwood, city editor o the Bridgeport Standard. The ceremon was performed by Rev. Dr. A. D. Vail
 There was no reception and immediatel afterward the bride and groom left on al l extended weddinp tour