The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-13
sMITH-E WING.
Wedding at the Residence of MT. Andrew c. smith on Park sueet-The House Throuced With Cheats.

G. smith on Park sueet-Ths House Throngsd With Guests.
 The marriage ceremony was per formed last evening between Miss Bessie Goodyear Smith, niece Of MT. Andrew G. Smith Of a2 Park street. and Rev. Charles E. Ewing. by Rev. W. W. Mc- Lane. pastor of the College street Congregational church, at the res'. dence of the brides uncle. There were large number of guests pres ent and the house was very pretthy decorated with palms, potted plants, cut flowers and festoons by Champion. The marriage service was one specially prepared by Dr. McLane and was thought by all to Do ono or the most beautiful services they had ever heard. Dr. McLane was assisted by Rev 10. C. Ewing, pastor of the Maple street Con- gregational church of Dhnvers, Mass, and Rev. William T. Reynolds of North Haven, who was for long time the pastor of Miss Smith. The bride was one of the most active members oi the College street Congregational church, where she was leader or the Kings Daughters. The groom is q graduate of the Yale divinity school and has pursued years post graduate study, during all of which time he hus been active in the city mis- sion work. He has chosen for his life work to go to China aud engage in the missionary work there. He goes under n ten years appointment from the American board. He will reside for year in Picking learning the language and will then go to some missionary station in the interior. His brother has already been gone year, has learned the language and been given charge of n special mission.
 The catering for the wedding was by c. A. Bradley and was most satisfactory to all. The music was furnished by George Robinson's orchestra and was much enjoyed.
 l The ushers are William R.. Smith, Frank G. Smith, son of MT. Andrew Smith and cousin of the bride, William Ewing of Danvers, Mass, brother of the groom, and Rev. F. 5. Harrison, classmate.
 l AS tIe eHttlGu thS p1A ich oiA eAS grooms arm Mendelsshon's "Wedding March" was played by the orchestra, which was concealed from view by a bank of palms. The bride was arrayed in a gown of sheer white organdie, made beautiful with lace and moire ribbons. She carried handsome bou- quet of brides roses, and wore a single one in her hair. After the ceremony had been performed prayer was offered by Rev. MT. Ewing, father of the groom. After congratulations had been offered the happy couple left for short we'd ding trip amid showers of rice. They will visit Danvers, Mass, and will spend the first week of August in New Haven, and on the 2Sth of August they sail from San Francisco for Picking, China.
 The wedding gifts were many and beautiful. The circle of Kings Daugh- ters of the College street church, of which she was leader, gave her fine cut glass water set Among the other presents were an elegant French clock, valued at $S5; a solid gold watch, sill yer water pitcher, a silver candelabra and many other small silver pieces.
 Among those present were George w. Smith of North Haven, father of the bride, Charles B. Smith, Miss Edith Smith, Miss Ruth Smith, N. H. Smith brother of the bride, Mrs B. H. Nichols sister of the bride, all of North Haven the Misses Dickerman of Hamden, MT Ewing of Enfield, Mass, uncle of the groom, ex-Mayor and Mrs. Peck, Henry G. Newton and wife, Samuel Lloyd Fred Lloyd, Miss Edith Lloyd, John S Bradley and wife, Edward Smith and Mrs. Frederick Mansfield, Mrs. Sue Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Mans. field, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield Prof. and Mrs. w. s. Chandler, Dr. and Mrs. Nicoll, Mrs. Rutherford of Bridge. port, Miles H. Goodyear, Allie B. R Smith, Nehemiah W. Smith, Bertha Grace Lane, May Imogen Hicks, Caro-. lyn Minerva Booth, Maude Manwaring Carrie T. Baldwin, Addie M. Blakeslee Elizabeth Chamberlain, Hattie Louise Chamberlain, Hannah w. Steele, May L. Steele, James H. D. Chamberlain Lillie M. Manwaring, Rosabelle M Welles, T. T. Welles, Arthur H. Hawley T. R. Blakeslee, Ida M. Adams, Henry A Warner and wife, J. I. Woods and wife Miss s. J. Cowles, Mary W. Parsons Lizzie D. Williams, William M. Parsons May L. Blackman, Minnie L.. Welles Jennie Y. Blackman, Mary E. Welles Mary White Atwater, Gertrude L. Bish op Catherine R. Atwater, Mrs. H. c Young, o. W. Swift and wife. Emma F Benedict, Laura Hemingway, Geneviev' Robinson, Mrs. Lman Cowles. Jessie E. Hoggson, Mary Desmond, MT. an( Mrs. Erwin Barnes, Mrs. F. A. Scott MT. and Mrs. J. J. Atwater; Daisy W Norton, Mrs. Willis G. Bradley. Bessi, M. Baldwin, Mrs. William E. Benedict Alice May Chapin. Mary B. Andrew, J Boardman Smith, Esther A. Rice. Ar thur H. Smith, Frank M. Lloyd, Rose H Smith, Robert w. Chandler, Mary w Chandler, Frances W. Chandler, VII liam w. Chandler