The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
BISHoP-sMIrH NUPEIALS

At Grace F. F. Church, Fair Haven, Last Evening--Church ThrOnged-Reception Followed-Wil1 Reside on Exchange Street.
 Grace church, Fair Haven, was the
 scene of very pretty wedding last evening at o'clock, when Miss Fred
 erica Elizabeth Bishop, daughter of Mir.
 and Mrs William F Bishop of Blatch-
 ley avenue. became Mrs, Herbert Hud-
 son Smith. Rev. A. Douglass Miller
 performed the ceremony. The bride
 was given away by her brother-in-law,
 Mir. F, F. Thompson. The church and
 chancel rail were handsomely trimmed
 by the Daughters of the King. The
 bride wore a handsome gown of white silk entrain with tulie veil caught
 with pearl aigrette. She carried brides
 roses. The maid of honor was Miss
 Amy Cottle of Waterbury. who was at
 tired In q pretty gown of embroidered
 blue silk and carried sweet peas. The
 best man was Wilbur F. Stone of this city The bridesmaids were Miss Nellie
 M. Scranton. Miss Clara E, Bradley, Miss Mamie R. Jones and Miss Annette Johnson, intimate friends of the bride. They were gowned in blue and dotted Swiss silk and also carried sweet peas. The ushers were Frank s. Conkjn, William Bradford of Winsted, Conn, Mortimer S Dowd and Wilfred Keast. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the parents of the bride on Blatchley avenue. The house was prettily trimmed with ferns inter- mingled with roses, and vases of roses were in abundance about the house, they being the gift of Miss Cottle of \ Waterbury.
 The couple received in the parlor be- tween the hours of and g. Each guest was presented with a souvenir as they left the house, being piece of wedding cake carefully tied with piece of silk
 ribbon. The presents were many, handsome and costly. They included one-half dozen of solid silver pearl handled fruit knives from Grace chap ter, Daughters of the King, of which the bride was a member; three handsome rockers, several pieces of cut glass; ! ware and silver, a piano lamp, pictures, hand paintd China ware, rugs, tables, window shades and many other useful presents.
 The happy couple, after a short hon. eymoon, will reside at 2S5 Exchange street, where the groom has fitted up a fine home.
 Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. William F. Bishop, Miss Grace Bishop, ! MT. and Mrs E. F. Thompson, MT. and 1 Mrs. Albert Smith. Miss Mabel Smith, | MT and Mrs. William Porter and Mrs. l Lena Allen of Meriden. MT. and Mrs. l Clifford Bishop of Guilford, MT and l Mrs. Samuel Bishop, MT. and Mrs ! Joseph Bishop MT and Mrs. Walter l Bishop, MT. and Mrs Albert Bishop, ! MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bishop, jr., Rob- | ert Smith, MT. and Mrs. Frank Downs, | Miss Mary Hudson, Miss Edith Porter, | Miss Chidsey. Miss Alcott, MT. and Mrs. l John Wilmot. Miss Daisy Duell. MT ! and Mrs. Charles Smith, MT. and Mrs. MT and Mrs. H. E. Nettleton, MT. and Mrs. George Bishop, William Bishop, Misses Louisa and Sadie Bish- op. Fred Jacobs, William Jacobs, Miss l Clara Jacobs, Mir. and Mrs Harry Hughes, MT and Mrs. P. B. Futile, Miss Carrie Jones, Miss Elizabeth Simpson, Mrs. Bradley, Miss Hettie Bradley, Mir and Mrs. James Woodhouse, Mrs. H.. H. Thompson, Miss Jennie Elliott md MT, and Mrs. Frank Edgar, and Miss Sadie Smith.