The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-06
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
4 WHITE AND GREEN WEDDING AT
 CALYiRY CHURCH LAST EVENING.

Gifts-fiowors in Abundance,
 The wedding of Miss Maud Mar
 Lord of this city and Rev Edwin N Griffin of Hillsdale. Mich, took place a ' o'clock last evening at the calvnI,
 Baptist church. Rev. E. M. Poteat cf ficlating. The church was beautiful, trimmed with palms and hyderanger by John N. Champion & co, florists making very unique white and greer wedding display. The bride was charm ingly gowned and carried brides roses The little maid of honor was Miss Rub, MacIntyre of this city. who carried [ basket of white lilies. The ushers wer, Charles Walker, Charles Fowler, Rober | Veitch and Charles Lincoln.
 Miss Lord was for long time teache In Miss Cady's private school on Hill house avenue. Rev. MT. Griffin studied In Yale divinity school, completed hi course at Chicago and is now a pasto in Hillsdale.
 The couple were the recipients O many handsome and costly presents including chinaware. silver pieces ant linens.
 The couple left last night for Hills dale, where they will reside. Among tn, guests present were: Mir. J. T. Lord Mrs. Dudley. Mrs. Todd. Mrs.Dr. Elliott Miss Bristol. Mrs. Dr. Walker. Mrs Maclntyre, Mir. and Mrs Giles Potter and daughters. MT. and Mrs.Aro Ward Mrs Henry Higby, Mrs. George Butler Mrs Annie Carter, Mrs. Johnson, Mis-. Annie Joslin. Mrs. Siebert, Miss Dono. van. Miss Mason. Miss Doolittle. Mir and Mrs.John Ross, MT. and Mrs. James K. Lyons, Mir. and Mrs. Newton Cox Miss Bernice A. Platt, MT. and Mrs James H. Mcdonald, Miss Mary A Atwater, Miss A. J. Warren, Miss J. M Catlin. MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockett Miss Sarah Goodwin, Miss Hall, Miss Adeiine F. Johnson. MT. and Mrs. Dan- forth o. Lombard, Mrs. Franklin Bliss Miss Sarah L. Cady, Miss Margaret Shelley, Mrs. F. H. Quinly, Miss Kate McCaffrey. Miss Letta T. Bishop, Mrs. w. $. Leggett, Mrs Charles E. Curtis. and Miss Parmlee.
 very pretty golden rod wedding took place last evening at the house O.. MT. William Davidson of 37 Avon street. The contracting parties were Mir. Jame, Johnston of the firm of Johnston S Ritchie, builders, and Miss Jennie Con- mons, sister of Mrs. Davidson. A large party gathered to witness the marriag, ceremony, which was performed b, Rev. Dr. Munger of the United church at 7:3O o'clock. The bride was very be comingly attired in light electric blu, fayette cloth, and dark blue velvet dress with passementerie garniture. Tn, nrlde and groom were proceeded b> two fairies personated by Miss Rachae, Olmstead dressed in yellow silk anf white slippers, and Master Rayn,ont Downs attired in a white suit and vel. low silk tie. and bearing a silver tra, with two wedding rings. Following came the bridesmaid, Miss Jennie Da vidson, in white dimity, with green rib. bons, and the groornsmanfiMr. Johl Mensies. After them came-the maid of honor Miss Robina Commons, in white dimity, white lace and pink ribbon The bridesmaid and maid of honor carried bouquets of golden rod, and the bride carried brides roses. Miss Mary Da- vidson played the wedding march.
 A fine supper was served, after which !, 1o Iof yaII Ii,,o tour of two weeks, duration. after whicl they will occupy their lovely home or Bishop street, near Orange, which has just been erected by the groom, .,.,
 The house was prettily decorated with golden rod, and there was large array of beautiful and costly presents Among those present from abroad were MT. and Mrs. Russell Johnston of Day ton, O., the former a brother of the groom and a prominent and wealthy dry goods dealer in Dayton; Mrs. Jame: Collins of Dayton, O., a sister of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Middle mar of New Britain, Miss J. Davidso, of Westville. Mrs. Russell Johnston wore a Worth gown of tan colored silk crept and light blue velvet, with diamond or, naments; Mrs. James Collins, blacl and canary colored satin; Miss Mary Davidson, pink silk; Mrs. William Ritchie. black silk, black lace, Mic green trimmings; Mrs. William David. son, black silk, black lace, light blus trimmings; Miss Mary Ritchie, High, challie.
 Others present were MT. and Mrs. w R. Downs. MT. and Mrs. George sher man, Mrand Mrs. L. Sherlock, MT and Mrs. r. Arthur, MT. and Mrs. L Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Chittenden, MT and Mrs. c. Bradley, MT. and Mrs F Beach, MT. and Mrs. w. Craig, Mrs. o E. Dutton, Miss J. Mclaughlin, Miss B Thorpe, Mrs. J. o. Mccarthy, Miss S. Veitch, MT. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, MT, George Beker, the State street hard ware dealer, and Master W. Ritchie.
 orAER JOYOUS EVENTS.
 Miss Emma Neva Hotchkiss, eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Erban E.. Hotchkiss, and Bernard M. Allen, Yale 's2, now professor of Latin at Phillips academy, Andover, Mass, were married at the Hotchkiss residence, No. A Clark street, Monday evening by Rev. B. M. Poteat. John S. Allen of Andover was the best man. Miss Ruth Terrell and Miss Jessie Hotchkiss. cousin of the bride, were the ribbon girls. Miss May Hotchkiss, a sister of the bride, was the maid of honor, and the ushers were Philip Allen, Yale '96. and Charles AL len of Worcester. Mass. also brothers