Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-07
A DaIsy Wedding on Temple Stree
 Last Evening.

EaGsF Wedding on Temple street
 Last Evening.
 A very pretty daisy wedding took place at the home of Mir and Mrs. William H. Merwin, No. 409 Temple street, at o'clock astevening. The contracting parties were Miss Lillian Isabelle Merwin aud Walter Martin Davis of this city. Mir. Davis was formerly of Keeue, N H. The bride looked charming In 8 very becoming dress of white silk mule, cut en train, with deep fall of lace on the corssge, and veil. Ste carried brides rcs5s The maid of honor was at tired n dotted Swiss, with belt of yellow silk, and carried bunch of daisies. The ceremony was performed under beautiful arch of daisies, with horseshoe of daisies h the csnter. Rev. F. R. Luckey of the Humphrey street Congregational church tied the nuptisl kGos. The maid of honor, Miss Jennie Merwin, sister of the bride, led the bride under the arch, followed by the little flower girl, to the music of the wedding march, finely rendered by Mics Bessie Tanning Of Jewett City, Mass.
 The flower girl wss Miss Bessie Davis, sister of the bridegroom. She carried handsome basket of daises. At the arch The bridegroom and best man, Mir. A. L. Bodwell, com plesed the wedding group The ushers were Gsorse w. MerSin, a cousin of the bride, F. NJ. Davis, E. G. rrowbridge, Yale '94 L and c. K. Bullis. The gift to each of the ushers was hand some silver scaIf holder with names en- graved. After the ceremony banquet was delIghtfllly served, under the dlrec- tion of c. H. Bradley, the New Haven caterer. The tables were beautifully deco rated with cut flowers. Among the guests present were Hr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith of New York, pr. Collard and family of Bridgeport. John W. Merwin and Mrs. John R. Johnson of Woodmont, MT. F. A. Harris of Worcester, Mass MT. and Mrs. M. L Davis, Miss Maud Msrwin of Berlin, Miss Abby Merwin of Berlin, Mir. Fl. D. Paine of Berlin, Mir. Berner of Jswett City, Miss Nellie Csul6eid of Woodbridge, Mr Henry Hckoc of Woodbridge, Mir. and Mrs Alga Smith of New York, Aiss Kate romliuson Of Milford.
 Among the guests from this city were Mr. and Airs. Charles H. Merwin, Mir. and Mrs. Willsm H. Merwin, Mir. and Mrs. George P. Merwin, MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Mers win, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hart and Miss Emma Hart, Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, Mrs. David Barker, Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith, Miss Jennette TroR- bridge. Miss May Trowbridge, Mir. and Mrs. G. W. HslI, Miss Kats Hall, Mrs. Katharine Richards, Mir. and Ars. H. P. Shares, Miss May Bcdwell, Mir. and Mrs. Charles W. AldIich, Miss Be ssie McDowell, Mics Esble Andrews, Miss Hattie Munson, Mics Belle Bavier, AIT. Harry Dswsy, Mrs. Martin EmmeIich, the Misses Mallory, Miss Min nie Belle Kay, Mics Bessie Bascom, Miss LilIie Hopton, Mr. Lemuel aopton '96 S., Mr. Il. c. Jsckson '96 S, MT. Thomas Drummond '96 s, Mir E Visitor '96 S, Mir. F. F. Brooks '96 I., MT. ILL McGee, '96 s. :, Mrs. snd Mrs. William Mallory, MT. and Mrs. George J. Merwin, Mir. Charles Hayes, Mics Alta Carter, Miss Sulsh Sheldon and Mics May Sheldon, Mr. Harry Hosley, Mics NJ. E Mills. Mr. Fred. Stroud, Miss Hattie Mupson, Mics Matte Hills, Mir. E. w. Cornwall '9SS, Mics Minnie Bristol. Mrs. Fred. Brewer ard Miss Cornelis Trow- bridge.
 The happy pair left on sn extended we'd ding trip to Worcester, Boston and New Hampshire. The wedding gifts wers very numerous and elegant and valuable. Among them was building lot from the brides parenis and several handsome cheeks. On their return the happy couple will reside &: No. 9 Cottage street where their home Is already handsomely fur nished.