The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1892-11-25
MISS pArrERsoN-MR DAVIS.

MISS PATTERSON-MR DAVIS.
This quiet town witnessed one of the
most brilliant weddings of the season on
Tuesday night. The contracting par
ties were Robert Davis and Miss Mary
e. Patterson, both Of Easton. Many in
vitations had been sent out, and at an
early hour friends and relatives began
gathering at the home Oh the BRIDES
mother, Mrs Sarah K. Patterson. At
S.l5 the bridal couple marched in under
an arch of chrysanthemums and ground
pine. The background was filled with
chrysanthemums and potted plants. The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev Mr. john
son. The bride looked charming, dress
ed in gown of heliotrope colored Bed
ford cord, trimmed in silk to match with
white beads. After the usual congratu-
lations, the friends and relatives, 81 in
number, were invited to fine collation.
awaiting them in the dining room.
Tables well laden with meats, biscuit,
cakes and fruits, were pleasing to the eye
and the inner man. The brides loaf was
presented by Baker Thereson. Mr. and
Mrs Davis commence housekeeping at
once at his home in Easton. The pres
ents were numerous and useful, and were
as follows:
Mrs Sarah e. Patterson, 20 yards of carpet.
John l.. Patterson, antique oak bedroom
suit, seven pieces.
Mrs Polly Williams, bed quilt pieced by the
II If tIn hriHn alG
cloth.
Mr. and Mrs ID. Davis, cash $50.
Wallace Davis, fancy mug.
Minnie Il. Davis, decorated glass milk pitch
er and butter dish
Miss Bertha l.. Davis, pitcher.
Harry e. Davis broom.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Wakeley, toilet set.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wakeman and Mr. and Mrs
NJ. s. Wakeman, China tea set, SO pieces.
Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Patchen, Counterpart
Mr. and Mrs E. d. Brisco, cash SO.
Joseph IL. Williams, decorated China tea
set, "a pieces.
Mrs Joseph Williams, two solid silver des
sert spoons and one-ha1f dozen solid silver
tea spoons.
Mr. and Mrs David Williams, table cloth ,one
dozen napkins.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ward, silver and glass
Mr. and Mrs Edward Ward, glass bon bon
dish.
Leroy Patchen, glass fruit dish.
Miles and Lewis Wakeley ,colored glass set
four pieces.
Miss Irena Wakeley, chair tidy, tray cloth
and half dozen napkins hand worked.
Miss Eva Wakeley, sofa tidy.
Miss Estella III. Wakeley, lamp.
Mr. and Mrs Irving Patterson, de corated tea
pot, sugar BOWL and milk cup.
Miss l.. b. Patterson, comfortable.
Miss E. d. Patterson, Counterpart.
William Kellogg, half dozen silver spoons
Mr. and Mrs William Candee, half dozen sill
yer pie forks.
Mr. and Mrs stephen Sanford, half dozen sill
yer tea knives.
Charles Keller, half dozen silver knives and
forks.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Hubbell, half doz en- silver
tea spoons
ID. l.. Clark and son, halfdozen silver knives
and forks.
Levi Bevans, half dozen desert spoons.
Randolph Bradley, three fancy cake plates
Mrs James Clark, half dozen berry dishe s.
Mr. and Mrs j. L. Clark, half dozen China
pie plates.
Ernest F. Bauer, cracker bowl and syrup
cup.
Mrs David Clark, two pickle dishes.
Mr. and Mrs f. Sherman, sugar bowl.
Miss Abbie Burton, half dozen China pie
plates, silver pepper and salts
Miss Alice L. Garfield, counterpa ne.
Miss May Huff, glass fruit dish.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Downs, linen towels.
Mr. and Mrs George Bennett, hanging lamp
Mr. and Mrs Turney Northrop, linen towels
Miss Lille Hubbell, linen towels.
Mr. and Mrs Graham, table cloth.
Isaac Bassett, lamp.
Mr. and Mrs IL. G. Gilbert and Harry Can
field, lamp.
Mrs II. E. Garfield, slumber roll.
Henry Rome, stand cover.
II. G. Gilbert, Fancy rug.
Mrs Melvin Wakeley, glass cradle with rag
doll.
Mr. and Mrs M. II. Thorp, easy rocker.
Mr. and Mrs II. e. Logan, So.
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