Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-02

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Pretty June Weddings.
FosrKR-BRADLKY.
At the residence of General @. B. Foster |
at City Point last evening at 7:S0 Hattie |
Ardell Foster, his daughter, was united in
marriage to William d. Bradley, one of |
the foremeu at Mayer, Strouss & Co.'s fac
tory. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. J. Mulch. The bridesmaids were
Miss Ada Bradley and Miss Cora Foster, a
sister of the bride. The ushers were
Aessrs. Burton Lee, Jesse Rowe and Milton
Bradley. John Kirby was best man.
The bride was handsomely attired in
beautiful costume of white bsocade,
out low in the neck, with short sleeves.
The bridesmaids wore white India silk
gowns and carried punches of pink roses.
The wedding gifts were very numerous,
filing the large reception room. The
groom presented to the bride very hand
some gold watch. The bridal couple held
a short reception after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley left the city on an
evening train for an extended tour. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R.
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Bradley and
Miss Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs George Brad
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts Of Bridge
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Woodward
of Milford, Charles Ross, Mrs. Lucy Bruce
of Chicopes, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Scrimi-
geour, the Misses Scrimigeour, William
Sorimigeour of Terryville, DR.. and Mrs.
James of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Weston
browns of Kennebunk, Me-, Mrs. Colby of
Wells, Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Per
kins and Louis Perkins of Meriden.
LINES MoELLER.
At the residence of the BRIDES father, G.
A. Aoeller, $40 Crown street, yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. Moellsr's eldest daughter,
Miss Emma, was united in marriage to John
M. Lines, the Chapel street newadesler, by
Rev. E. s. Lines, rector of st. Psul's
church. Only the families of the bride
Lines left on the $3.50 train for trip to the
worlds fair.
WEDDED IN wEsTPORT.
At 6 o'clock last evening occurred the
fashionable wedding of Miss Cornslia
Kelsey Hurlburtt, daughter of Ambrose S.
Chase Coley of this city at the Church of
the Holy Trinity. It was one of the most
eminent social events which has taken
place in Fairfield county in some time, and
many people from New York, New Haven,
Hartford, this city, and elsewhere, were
present. The bride ia social favorite and
! her father Is prominent and wealthy
| citizen of Westport, while the groom is a
| well-known railroad man, being chief clerk
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the New York, New Haven and Hartford
| railroad.
| The Rev. James E. Coley of Westport,
father of the groom, oficiated, assisted by
the Rev. Kenneth Mckenzie, rector of the
church. The bridal party entered the
church to the strains of Wsgner'i
"Bridal Chorus" the bride leaning
on the arm of her father, preceded
by the ushers, bridesmaid and maid
of honor. They met the groom with
his best man, William b; Jewett of this
city, at the chancel and then they were
welded, Mr.. Hurlburtt giving away the
bride. The party left the church to the
wedding march from "Midsummer's Nigh,
Dream"
The bride was attired in gown Of
white corded silk, with Vsleneienes lace
and tulle veil.
The maid of honor, Miss Laura T. Wood
of Westport, wore pink silk and lace with
lilacs.
The bridesmaids were Miss Harriet L
Munson, Albany, N. Y; Miss Flora ]. Col
Inns, Port Henry, N. Y. and Miss Helen G.
Graham, Newburg, N. Y. They WERE
The ushers were Ambrose B. Hewett
New Haven; Samuel G. Morehouss, New
Haven; Thomas F. P. Paradise, Stamford
P w COrbatt New Haven
The church WAS beautifully decorated 70.
the occasion, and after the ceremony a re
oeption was held at the home of the BRIDE
father.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Coley left on short wed
ding tour with the congratulations O
hosts of friends. They will return to liv,
In New Haven, to occupy later hom
the BRIDES father.
BLoDGEr-MCKELvEY
BRIDaEPoRT, June AT $50 last even
ing Miss Mabel McKelvey, daughter o
Mrs. Hugh A. McKelvey, was welded t.
DR.. Henry Blodget, the well-known ply
stefan. The wedding took place at tn
South Congregational church. The Rsv
R. G.. S. McNeille, assisted by the Rsv
William Richard of Plsinfeld, N. j.,
brother-in- law of the groom, officiatsd
At the conclusion of the ceremony O re
csption was held at the residence of tn
| brides mother, on Fairfield avenue
| Guests were present from Norfolk, Phila
| delphia, Andover and Providence.
MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS
DAUGHTER.
A dispatch from Berlin, Germany, yee
terday, gives particulars of the msrrisg
of Miss Marion Phelps, a young lady wei
known in New Haven society circlee
daughter of William Walter Phelps, Unite,
States minister in Berlin, and formerly
member of Yale's corporation. The younl
lady was united in marriage to DR.. Fran
VonRottenburg. The ceremony WAS sol
emnizsd in private manner at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Phelps. Twenty-four guest
were present, including Minister Runyol
and Mrs. Runyon, Mr.. and Mrs. Poultne,
Bigelow, Herr Frederick Krupp and Chan
eellor Won Caprivi.
very numerous, the gifts in silver ant
precious stones being of quite unusua
magnifcence. Whitelaw Reid sent thre
beautiful punch bowls, Mr.. Joseph Pulitze
diamond star, Speaker Reed msgnifcen
silver vase. George Bliss an emerald neck
lace, Mrs. Blaine q silver set, and Gal
Hamilton and Mark Twain complete sc
| of their works.