Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-18
ROwK-wILLIAms.

A Fashionable wedding ut Christ
Church Yesterday No0n-Rec option
1t the Residence OF the Brides
Parents ON Orange street.
Miss Jennie Martin Parmelee, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rowe of AL Orange
street, was married to Harry Mortimer
Williams of Orange, N. J., at Christ Epis
copal church yesterday noon. The church,
which was prettily decorated with palms
and cut flowers, was entirely filed with
the friends and relatives of the young
people, and the streets adjacent were lined
with the carriages Of the party and guests.
The bridal party moved down the aisle to
the strains of wedding march. First
came the ushers. David Il. Lyman, jr., of
La Grange, ILL.,, William Elcox and o. e.
Thurber of Orange, N. J Willet and Mill
nor Rowe, brothers of the bride, and
Charles B. Rowe of this city. Then came
the bride on the arm of her father, and
following came the bridesmaid, Miss Edith
Rowe, q sister of the bride. The groom
with his best man, his brother, Clarence
Williams, met the party at the
chancel. The rector, Rev. g. Brinley
Morgan, then performed the Episcopal
marriage ceremony. The bride was at
tired in a gown of white satin, en- traine,
trimmed with ducaesse lace, and carried q
white prayer book. Her ornaments were
diamonds The bridesmaids dress was of
pink satin and she carried boque. of
pink roses. After the ceremony the party
proceeded 70 the residence of the brides
parents, on Orange street, where q recep-
ton was held. The house was prettily
decorated with palms, carnations and
roses. Stewart of this city catered. After
the reception the couple left on bridal
tour and upon THEIR return will occupy q
newly furnished residence in East Orange,
N. J.
/ The couple received large number of
beautiful gifts. The gift of the groom'a
father to the bride was . certified check
for 81, 900. The bride is the daughter of
Edwin Rowe, the well-known commission
merchant of this city, whose placs of
business is in New York. The groom ie
the son of W. II. Williams Of the New
York News company, and is one of the
managers.
DYER-sM1TH WEDDING.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
marriage of Miss Addie Burr Dyer, young
est daughter of the late Captain Charlie,
B. Dyer, to Henry Clark Smith of Milford
: was performed at the BRIDES residence, No
100 Dwight street, the Rev. E s. Lines of
| fciating. After Monday, January 20, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith will be at home at 12(
: Dwight street, and the following week vii
be passed in New York and Washington
a D. @.
End Of the Abandonment Cases.
In the city court yesterday the case
against Katie Daley and William Gilbert
q charged with aban Joining child at tn
Aldrich house last Wednesday, were nolle,
! on payment of costs. The couple wen
! Immediately to Waterbury where the
stated they intended to be married yestel
! | day afternoon. The child has been sdopte
d by William NJ. Perry of 80 Prince street.
9 Advertised Letters.
q The following letters remain uncalle
for at the New Haven postofice Jsnusr
% II, 1894:
d James b. Bum, Alice Connely, q. DA
10 getty, Miss Bridget Duffy, Charles Q. Hal
d Mrs. Ex-Governor Hoadley, Maurice c
10 Council (2), Miss Mary McMahon, Pete
10 Matye, Eugene K. Shrope, Charles +
" Thomas, Roger q. Williams.
1t N. D. SPERRY, Postmaster