Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-26
THEIvEs-BRINToN WEDDING.

The Most Brilliant Wedding of the
Season Yesterday Morning-Trinity
Crowded-Many Prominent People
Present.
One of the most notable social events of
the season took place yesterday morning
at Trinity church. 1t was the wedding of
Miss Lena Ives and Ferree Brinton of
Philadelphia The bride is the we'll known
daughter of DIR. Robert s. Ives, a charming
young lady of pleasing and cultured mani
ners, and one who has a host of friends
who assembled yesterday morning to wit
ness her marriage. The groom is vel
known in Pennsylvanis, where his family
is among the most prominent in his state.
He is the son of Jordan Ferrss Brinton, a
celebrated corporation lawyer. The groom
ia Yale man, graduating in 's2.
Dickerman, the florist, had changed the
altar into one of the most delightful sights
Imaginable. The decorations consisted of
green ferns and palms interpreted with
Easter lilies. The church was crowded,
there being hardly standing room In the
aisles The front pews were reserved for
the immediate relatives and the admission
to the others was strictly by card.
Lohengrin's wedding March" The
groomsmen, lsd by A. stille Ives, Yale go,
and Sharswood Brinton, Yale '66, headed
the bridal procession, followed by the
ushers: George Richardson, Yale 'S2, of
New York city; Stowe Phelps, Yale 80,
New York; Binney Brinton, Harold Bin
ney, New York city; Chester W. Lyman,
Yale '92, Hsrkimer, N. Y, and William
F. Timlow, Princeton, N. j.
After the ushers came the bridesmaids,
who presented a most charming appear
ance. They were Miss Elizabeth 8. w hite,
Miss Martha Sharp of Wilkesbarre, Pa. Miss
Helen Reynolds of Wilkssbsrre, Miss Mar
tina Binney of New York, Miss Anna Brin-
ton of Pentadel, Pa Miss May Brinton Of
Philadelphia, Mics Annie Dumont of VIII
mington, Pa, and Miss Beach of Washing
ton. They were al! attired In white organ
die silk with Leghorn hats. Each carried
bouquet of pink tulips. After the brides
maids came the maid of honor, Miss Eliza
beth White, followed by the bride, leaning
on the arm of her father. She was beauti-
fully attired in white satin, with pearl
necklace, all enveloped in tulle veil. She
carried bouquet of bridal roses In her
hands.
The bride was met at the altar by the groom
and the best man, Morgan Beach, Yale ", OF
Washington, D; O: The service was after the
English style, the bride being given away by her
father Dr. Harwood and the Rev. DR.. Blanchard
of St. James parish, Philadelphia performed the
left the church to the strains Of ''Mendeissohnsh
wedding march.
lowed The bride and groom received from u
| to O'CLOCK Among the large number present
George b. Adee, New York CITY; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Angel, Stamford; DR.. and Mrs. An
l. Armstrong, New York city; Mrs. Joseph W.
Allen, Elizabsth, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Dean
Allen. New York city; Rev. M Andrews shep-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Armstrong, Pasadena,
Cal. Miss Allen, Mr., and Mrs. Henry J.
n ssss and rrS ass 1sss a srsdneH b.ri:Ss,
n =; William, William, BeIinger New York p.;4;
ea hfaEE sloHH i1o hrs and
M Msw s Gea MSs lTss OF
Mr. and Cbsr MRS Ezekiel MITCHELL rfSM
Miss SGiase' Carrie es TroWbr iss Mr.. l and
Mrs Henry Farnam, Mrs. William Farnam,
Mrs George Bronson Farnsm Miss IS Lena ss Far
Dunscombe. DR.. Stille, Of Philadelphia, Pa; Or.
Charles Stille, DIR: Lockhart, New YORK; DR.. Os-
Inns, New York; Henry Prentiss, Harry and James
Runey, Miss L. L. Eyre, Philadelphia.
At the reception at the house, in addition
to nearly all the out of town guests msn-
toned above and others from this city,
were the following:
Mr.. Mitchell, Misses Elizabeth and Susan
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Edward Hotchkiss and
Misses Nellie and Elizabeth Hoschkiss and
their brother, Mr.. Wordsworth Hotchkiss,
Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, the Misses
White, Mr.. Charles White, Mr.. q. T. Nc
Master and Mrs MeMaster. Mr.. Mason
Hoppin, Miss Quincy, all the bridesmaids,
Mrs. McCrae Ingersoll, Mr.. Collins of
Newport, r l., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beach
and about 100 others.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Brin-
ton left for an extended wedding tour,
after which they will reside in Philadel-
phia, Pa.