Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-06
OCTOBER WEDDINGS.

Marriage of Professor schwab and
Miss Fisher at Center Church Last
Evening.
. At Center church last evening at |
O'Clock John Christopher ~Schwab,
professor of economies at Yale uni
versity, and Miss Edith Aurelia Fisher,
only daughter of Mrs. Samuel s. Fisher of
SO Trumbull street, formerly of Cincin-
natl, O., were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.New-
man Smyth. The pulpit platform was hid
den by profusion of palms. potted plants
and dropping leaved plants. The church
was also decorated with golden rod, large
bouquets being fastened to each seat on
the middle aisle. The decorations at the
house and at the church were by ]. N.
Champion & Co. q. B. Jepson, assistant
organist of Battell chapel, ofioiated at the
organ. The ushers, who were nearly all
Yale men, we've George Dudley Seymour,
Walter Percy Knapp 's6; Arthur L. Ship
man of Hartford, Yale 's6; BENJAMIN W.
Schwab of New York, a brother of the
groom; Charles Wheeler Pierson of New
York, Yale '86, and DR.. David o, Edison of
New York
The best man WAS Charlton NJ. Lewis of
New York. The bridesmaids were Miss
Martha Sharpe of Wilkesbsrre, Miss Mar
garet Whitney of New Haven, Miss Kathe-
rine Gallaudet of Washington, Miss Lucy
8. Schwab, sister of the groom. of New
York, Miss Dana and Miss Margaret Sar-
gent of New Haven.
The bride wore white crepe, point sp-
pliqus garniture. She entered the church
on the arm of her brother, Mr.. Samuel q.
Fisher of Washington. The bride was
given away by her mother. Mrs. Aurelis s.
| Fisher of this city.
The bridesmaids dresses were of soft
| yellow crepe, and each carried o boquet of
| golden rod. After the ceremony at the
church Professor and Mrs. Schwab held q
| short reception at the home of the brides
| mother, SO Trumbull street.
The guests at the house were: Mrs. Gus
tav Schwsb, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav h.
Schwab, Mr.. Fl. @. Won Post, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. G. Sohwsb, Rev. and Mrs. Laurence 81.
Schwsb, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Jaffrsy,
jr., Miss Jaffray, Mics Laura Wheeler,
Miss Shipman of Hartford, President and
Mrs.. Dwight, Professor and Mrs.
Henry w. Farnam, Mr.. and Mrs
William W. Farnam, Professor and Mrs
Arthur T. Hadley, Professor and Mrs
Frank G. Porter, Professor and Mrs. VIII
lam G. Sumner, Professor and Mrs. James
D. Dana, Professor George P. Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs J. B. Sargent, the Misses Whit
ney, the Misses Clark, Miss Caroline White
Mr.. 81. @. White, Miss Bushnell, Miss Nor
ris, the Misses Sargent, Mr.. E G. Buck
land, of New Haven.
The groom ia one of the most prominen
members of the Yale alumni, bis ability IL
chosen lines of study having brought hin
into marked eminence in the scientifi
world. He is member of Skull and Bone
society sad Phi Beta Kappa, and while IL
college was one of the editors of the Ysl
Literary Magazine; his family is one of th
Oldest and best known in New York, an,
is largely interested in the North Gsrma,
Lloyd Steamship company. The bird
since taking up her residence in this cit
has been identified with the universit
society circles. She Is an srtist of muc
talent and has figured quito PROMINENT
in the many theatrical entertainment
given at private houses during the pas
season or two. The happy pair left on a
extended wedding trip.
DYAs-LoCKERY.
Mics Hattie, daughter of Andrew Locker
of Hallock avenue, and Bsnsjsh D. Dyss
employed at Winohester's, son of the LAT
Robert Dyas, the confectioner, were maj
ried Wednesday evening at the parsonas
by Rev. Mr.. Abbott of West Haven. Tt
| couple left on tour In New York stat
and upon their return will reside at 81
Lloyd street.
NEUMAN-CoE.
Miss Anna E. Neuman, daughter of NJ
and Mira. Charles F. Neuman of Greenwic
avenue, and Ernest F. Coe, of the firm {
g. P. Lines & Co., the Beers street florist
were married Wednesday evening at tt
Howard avenue Methodist church. Re-
= G. B. Ford, pastor of that church, Of
ciated. A short reception was held, aft,
l | which Mr.. and Mrs. Coe left for an e.
| tended wedding tour.