The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-05
MANY BRIDES.
A Number of October Weddings.

A Number of October Weddings.
 A quiet home wedding took place at high noon yesterday, the contracting parties being Frederick w. Nettleton and Miss Violet Foskett, youngest daughter of w, A, Foskett, all of this city, Only the immediate relatives and a few intimate friends were present, The parlors and staircase were beauti- fully decorated with ferns, golden rod and ivy, and the bride was unusually pretty in a white silk gown with small satin figures, with satin and rich lace garniture, and carried a beautiful bou- quet of bridal roses The bride was a pupil of Welch school and Miss Bangs private school. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. F. w. Toof, former ly of Great Harrington. The presents were numerous and beautiful. After a wedding tour of two weeks MT. and Mrs, Nettleton will reside at 13S Daven- port avenue, where a very cosy home awaits them.
 A COMING WEDDING.
 The marriage of Miss Hannah Myers, daughter of Nathan Myers, sexton of the Court street temple, to MT. Lieber- los, is to take place in New York at Del monicos on Tuesday next. The Rev, MT. Levy of the Court street temple is to be the officiating clergyman. The wedding Is to be a private one, only the immediate families of bride and groom being present.
 TIOMSON-COE.
 pretty home wedding took place yesterday afternoon at Middlefield when pr. D. s. Thomson of this city and Miss Gertrude w. Coe of Middlefield were united in marriage. The wedding was held at the brides home, Rev. Dr. F. D. Buckley of Waterbury officiating At 4 o'clock the bridal party entered the parlor, where the ceremony took place The groom's best man was Dr William F. Baldwin of this city, and the maid of honor was Miss Thomson ot Belchertown, Mass, sister of the groom. The bridesmaids were the Miss. es White of New York, cousins of the bride, and the ushers were Henry L Ellenberger of this city and w. D Blake of Springfield, Mass. The gown of the bride was an elaborate white silk She carried large cluster of brida roses, The Episcopal form of ceremony with ring, was employed. A short re ception followed the ceremony, after which Dr. and Mrs. Thomson left for g short bridal tour.
 Guests were present from this city New York Springfield, Mass, Hart ford, Meriden, Boston and Belcher town, Mass. the former home of tht groom.
 Miss Coe is a graduate of Mt. Holy oke college of the class of 1884, and pr Thomson of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, and of liar yard. Dr. and Mrs. Thomson vii make their home at 91 Park street II this city.
 HOW A SUFFIELD PROFESSOR
 FoUND5HIs WIFE.
 Edward w. Pease, a native of Tol land resident for eight years in Hart ford and graduate of Yale in 1892, wa married in Atlanta, Ga, August g t Miss Olenza Thomas. Mir Pease is tn; only son of Mrs. E. w. Doan of 2102 Flu cid avenue, Cleveland O. The Leade of that city says:
 The story of their engagement is al aftermath of the Christian Endeavo convention held here last year. Bot MT Pease and Miss Thomas were dele gates to the convention, and were en tertained at the home of Mrs. Doar While there they fell in love with eacl other resulting in a proposal of mar riags.
 MT and Mrs. Pease will reside at Suf field, Conn. where Mr. Pease has ac cepted professorship in the Suffiel literary institution.
 MISS IRENE corr wEDs.
 New London, Sept. 4.--Miss Irene W Colt daughter of the late Brigade General James Colt, was welded a Norwich to-day to Henry Bronso Graves, postmaster at Geneva, N. On account of recent death in the fam fly of Miss Colt only intimate famil friends were present at the ceremony The ushers were Ralph and Archie Coi John M and Reginald Reynolds. Tn brides gown was of white Indi crepe.
 Miss Colt has the distinction of hay ing been the first girl to pass the ey animation for admission to Yale co 1ege.
 An old Puritan precedent prevent females from becoming students in tn university, but she received her cel tificate. Miss Colt knew of this pro scription when she tried the exam nation, and did not expect to becom a student. Nevertheless she wished prove that girls are equally capabl with boys in a struggle for classics honors.