Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A Most Brilliant and Fashionable
Wedding Last Evening in Bridge
port-St. Joints Episcopal Church a
VerItable Flower Garden-Hand.
some Costumes Worn-Many Distin-
guished Guests Present.
BRIDaEfoRT, Dec. 28.--The wedding of
Miss Cornelia Elizabeth Hubbard, daugh-
ter Of DR.. Robert Hubbard of this city,
and Courtlsnt Henry Trowbridge, son of
Mrs. Henry Trowbridge of New Haven,
took place at $3.50 this evening at st.
Johns Episcopal church in this city. The
church was filled with invited guests and
entrance to the church was by invitation
only. The church was magnifcently deo-
Grated with palms and flowers and pre-
scented the appearance of veritable gar
den. Long before the arrival Of the we'd
ding party at the church the ushers,
Thomas Denny, jr., Charles q. Jewett, IT,,
b. W. Reinhart and Daniel Loring of New
York, had assigned the guest to their
places in the church. The arrival of the
bridal party was heralded by the sweet
notes of Mendelsohn's Wedding March, by
Professor Weidenhammer, on the organ.
The bride, leaning on the arm of hel
| father, entered the church and pro.
eeeded up the center aisle. Following her
were her bridesmaids, Miss Edith
| Palper, Miss Florence Jones, Mas Minnie
Lsudling and Miss Louise Lumbley. The
bride wore a gown of white satin, Gu!
high at the neck with Queen Elizabeth
puff and long sleeves. The skirt was en-
| train, and the whole trimmed with old
point lace. The bridesmaids wore pinl
satin and chiffon gowns, and carried
choice pink roses. The bride and hel
father were met at the chancel rail by the
groom and his best man, Wsdswortt
Hotchkiss of New Haven. The ceremony
which was of the Episcopal form, was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Lewis, pastor Of
the church, and the bride was given away
| by her father. After the ceremony thu
bridal party returned to the residence Of
Mrs. Sherman 81. Hubbard, Park place
where the reception to the guests was held
Sherry of New York catered and music
was supplied by Wheeler & Wilson's or
chestra.
Among the guests who attended the re
ception at the residence were Rev. ant
Mrs. William d. Lewis, Rev. and Mrs
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Taylor, Mis-
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs George L. Porter, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Cal
houn. Clapp Spooner, DR.. and Mrs
I. DeVere Warner, Mr.. and Mrs
D. 81. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bishop
Mr.. and Mrs. F.W. Smith of this city, MI
and Mrs. s. @. Powell of Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. O. b. Jewett of Staten Island. MI
and Mrs. John T. Denny of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blonsteel of Brooklyn
N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher o
Easton. Pa, Mrs. Henry Trowbridge
mother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Trowbridge, Parker Trowbridge
Thomas Trowbridgs, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Hotcbkiss, DR.. Robert s. Ives, Mr.. an
Mrs. Winston Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mri
Frank Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoms
r. Trowbridge, Mrs. Lsvi Ives, DR.. an
Mrs. Hartwel Chapman, Judge and Mr.
William K. Townsend and Mr.. and Nrs. Z
81. Trowbridge of New Haven.
The presents received by the couple wer
numerous and among them many valuabl
articles. Late this evening Mr.. and Mr.,
Trowbridge started on wedding trip an
upon their return they will reside with th
mother of the groom at her residence SO
| Temple street. New Haven,