Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-26
OCTOBER WEDDINGS.

Yesterday afternoon at Q o'clock Miss |
Sylvia E. Shares, daughter of our esteemed |
citizen, Horace P. Shares, was married to
Mr.. Allen T. Tresdway of Stcckbridge,
Mass., by Rev. Frank R. Lucky.
The wedding was attended only by
the immediate relatives of the contracting
parties. Miss Florence E. Van Vliet Of
Brooklyn was bridesmaid and Professor E.
B. Delebarre of Brown university best
man. Lohengrin's wedding march was rem
dered by Professor J. L. Ensign. The
bride was attired In rich but simple
gown of cream satin Rhadame with pearl
lace; veil fastened by maiden hair ferns.
She carried large bouquet of bride roses.
The bridesmaid was gowned in pink silk
and carried a bouquet of pinks.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plumb of Stock
bridge, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Treadway Of
Lake George, Mr.. and Mrs. Heaton and
daughter of Amherst, Mrs. Elite Hender-
son of Brooklyn, Messrs. Moulton. Brad
ley, Charles Hull, Old6eid and Edward
Hull of Stookbridge and Rev. w. L. Key
QOlOS anu WIG Ol NOEtA AafoA.
The bridal pair were the recipients OF
numerous and elegant presents. It was
pink and white wedding, the rooms being
artistically decorated by Champion, the
decorations consisting of pink and white
chrysanthemums, smilax and many palms.
Fleming & Pickett catered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Treadway left at $3.50 for
short tour previous to their departure
TO- Florida. They will spend the winter
at Rockledge, where Mr.. Treadway Is the
manager of the new Rockledge hotel.
sHEPARD-GooDsELL, IN FAIR HAVEN LAST
EVENING.
Four hundred guests were invited to the
marriage ceremony of Miss Annie Good
win, daughter of Mrs. Mary Goodsell, of
3S2 North Front street, and Charles I.
Shepard, assistant psymaster of the Win
chester Repeating Arms company, which
took place in Grace Episcopal church last
evening, at 8 O'Clock. The church had
been prettily decorated with cut flowers
and foliage plants. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. Douglass Miller, the
/ rector. Ushers were Walter Kelley, Will
I bur S. Leete, Wilfred Keast and DR..
walked down the aisle while the
| organist, Charles Stoymont, played
the wedding march from Lohengrin, and
| departing from the church Mendelsaohn'e
| march was rendered. The bride wore q
gown of light steel-colored cloth trimmed
with white lace and cut On train. Her or
naments were of diamonds. In her hand
she carried white feather fan. After the
ceremony reception was given to the rel
atives and especial friends at the home OF
the BRIDES mother. The bride was fol
several years employed at the Southern
New England telephone Office in this city
Grscs church. She received nearly zoe
wedding gifts. Among them were a cut
glass water set from the officers anc
their ladies of the telephone Office;
o'clock tea set from the young ladie
of the Office; large picture from
DR.. M. A. Cremin; mahogany music rack
Mr.. end Mrs G. D. Shepard; French clock
T. E. Riederich; picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Beecher; picture, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Morgan; silver water set, from the officer
of the Empire and New England Trans
portation company; banquet lamp from
the ushers; Haviland china tea set, Isaa
L. Bradley; dozen after dinner coffe
spoons, from ladies of Grace church; re
ception set, J. H. Mcdonald; card receiver
Mrs. J. G. Clark; easy chair, Major Georg
E. Albee; book case and writing desk, EN-
ployes of Winchester Repeating Arm
company. The gift of the groor
was handsome piano. Amony thos
invited were Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Caroline
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q. Bennett
George E. Hadden, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Riggs, Mr.. an
Mrs. E. P. Goodsell, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Thompson and Doctors @. B. Adams, N
I oy,I Ava G.
employees of the telephone Office were ais
hidden. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard left on
wedding tour last evening, taking wit
them the best wishes Of very many friendl
Upon their return they will reside at
York square.
PERKINs-HART-A LARGE WEDDING a
CHURCH.
Miss Mary Arabelle Hart, daughter I
Rev. Burdette Hart, D. D., pastor emerit'
of the Grand avenue Congregation
church, was married yesterday afternoe
at $50 O'Clock to Abraham Robinson Pc
kins of Philadelphia, member of an o
t and we'll established dry goods house {
t Chestnut street in that city. Samuel BIZ
dett and Louis Lee Hemingway, YOU
s nephews of the bride, led the bridal pr
n cession. They were followed by the ma
r | of honor, Miss Emma L. Holbrook
| Springfield, Mass. The ushers, Attorn
= Livingston w. Cleaveland of this city, Dav
10 Calhoun of Hartford, Horace Tracy Pitk
}. of Philadelphia, and Merrell Carley of th
r city preceding the bridal couple. T
wedding march from "Lohengrin" W
l, rendered by Professor George F. Robinst
al as the party proceeded up the aisle. VIII
y the altar was reached, Rev. DR.. Burd,
= Hart, the BRIDES father, and Rev. DR.. A
8. Fisk, pastor of the Congregation
10 church at Ithaca, N. Y, performed t
marriage ceremony. Both clergymen VIC
Is Oxford gowns. The ceremony includ
u the full Congregational service, two rim
being given. As the party left the chuy
l. Mendelssohn's wedding march was re
If dered on the organ.
l. The BRIDES gown was of white eatin al
IA duchess lace cut en- train. She carried
70 bouquet of white roses. Miss Holbrool
J. costume was of piuk bengaline, with trai
Her bouquet was of white roses.
g. The church had been artistically dec
4 rated by Smith Bradley, the florist. Arou,
=, the platform was grouping of chrysa
IL themums, palms and other plants.
l. The wedding party vas driven to {:
ID residence of Samuel Hemingway, No.
=, East Pearl street Whose wife is sister
y the bride), where reception for the re-
al tives followed from 6 to s O'Clock T
Hemingway residence was prettily dec
% rated for the occasion, cut flowers Al
palms being lavishly used in producing t
fine effect. A fine collation. was served
10 The couple received an array of magni
10 cent presents numbering several hund1e
* They left last evening on weddi
a tour. Mr.. Perkins hiss just built and fl
}" nished fine residence on Upsill sire.
9. Germantown, a fashionable Philadelpt
1T quarter, which they will occupy upon tn
return.
Rev. DR.. Hart issued the following ger
raj invitation for the happy event:
81 "Since 1t ia improbable that I COT
?, reach by personal request all those "
A. during the last forty seven years were or
my practitioners and are always my frien.
10 some of whom are still members of i,
os former parish, while many are dispere
ts not only in the large communion of
at Second church but In many other church
NJ as well, I do now, In this public way,
III vite them to be present at the marriage
my daughter, in the old First church,
Wednesday, the 25th day of October,
a. $50 O'Clock"
~ Seventy-fve relatives and friends FRI
out of town were invited, and the folio
Ing were among those present:
ill Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Holbrook and M
70 Holbrook, Springfield; Edwin 81. Bal
and family, Ware, Mass Mr.. and Mrs.
u B. Hart and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Smi
K New York city; Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. P
7n kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Perkins, 4
We and Mrs. William F. North, DR.. and N