The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-02
4HEIIlI4yr WEpDING.

ditohell, daughter of Donald G. Mitch ,ll, and J. Mason Hoppin, son of Prof Tames M, Hoppin of Hillhouse avenue, occurred yesterday at Edsewood, the beautiful country home of Mr. Mitch- II, in Westvllle, The ceremony was performed at high noon in a small room back of the front drawing room. the house being decorated inside with wild flowers, oak leaves and wild ivy, The bride wore heavy white satin made with a long full train. The body cut high at the neck was trimmed | with duchess lace. The sleeves Were elbow length and very full. Her veil of | rare old Mechlin, was the one worn by | her maternal grandmother in 1Sl9 and | again by her mother and her two sisters on their wedding day. Miss Hesse Mitchell was the maid of honor, Her gown was of white crepon with Dres- den ribbon in brown and pink effects. She carried a boquet of pink roses, Llt- tie Mary Ryerson a niece of the pride, with her brother, Joseph Ryerson, es- corting her, stood as bridesmaid. Her gown was of white mule, embroidered at the outline of the square cut neck with a design of pink roses. Thomas Stiles of New York acted as grooms- man. The ushers were Walter Mitch ell '95S., a brother of the bride, and Beekman Hoppin, '91, of New York, cousin of the groom. Rev. Dr. MaXon of Calvary church, Pittsburg, assisted by Rev. Mr. Phillips of St. James church, Westville, officiated. In the inn mediate wedding party were the Misses Elizabeth and Harriet Mitchell, MT. and Mrs Donald Grant Mitchell Jr., of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Pringle Mitchell of New York, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward P. Ryerson, Mrs. Arthur Ryerson and Miss Ryerson of Chicago MT. ana Mrs. Walter Hart of Rye, N. Y,, MT. and Mrs. Louis Tiffany of New Hork, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell of New London. Prof. and Mrs. J. M. Hoppln, Miss Mary P. Quincy MT. and Mrs. J. Deming Perkins and Miss Edith Per lins of Litchfield, MT. and Mrs. William w. Hoppin and Miss Kitty Hoppin of New York. the Misses Tiffany of New York, General and Mrs. Alfred r. Rockwell and Miss Diana Rockwell Of Boston.
 Mrs. Mitchell, the mother of the bride, wore black moire, the body embroidered with white lace and satin. The brloe veil was fastened with clusters of or ange blossoms. She was given away py her father. Al 1 o'clock a reception was held at the brides home.
 Among those in attendance at the re- cention were MT. and Mrs. Thomas Trowbridge. Miss Edith Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farnam, Alfred Hoppin. a senior at Harvard; MT ano Mrs. William Farnam, ex-Governor III eersoll. GoIin Ingersoll, Miss A. Rosal1e Mix, Miss Grace Beard, MISS f1affle Alden MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Duns combe, MT. and Mrs Charles Scribner o1 New York, Mrs. Bissell and the Misses Tiffany of New York, the Misses Kate and Mamie Trowbridge, Miss Maudf Trowbridge Miss Clifford Newton, pr Harwood, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Wal Hams, Frank Trowbridge, J. Edward Heaton, Thornton Hunt, Henry l. Hotchkiss, Mir and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton MT. and Mrs Alvin Kreck of St. Paul Miss Virginia Cunningham of Savan nah. Miss Wood, Mrs. Pratt and Mls Griffith of Utica.
 The match is considered brillian one on both sides. Miss Mitchell come from old colonial stock on her father side and from the bluest of southerl stock on the maternal side, her mothe being from the Pringle family Q Charleston, s. c.
 Mr J. L. Nesbit, the Temple stree liyeryman, had charge of the many car riages at the wedding.
 Among the many beautiful present were much valuable silverware an bric-a-brac.
 { Upon their return from their weddin trip MT. and Mrs Hoppin will mak their home with Prof and Mrs. Hor pin on Hillhouse avenue.
 A YOUNG AND RISING NEW IA
 VEN PHYSICIAN.
 Invitations have been issued to tn wedding of pr. William P. Baldwin { this city and Miss Gertrude Louis Lockwood of Stamford. The ceremon will take place in St. Andrews chaI el, Stamford, at Il o'clock on the morr ing of October 10. A number of guest from this city will be present. Mis Lockwood is the daughter of Luke { Lockwood, the well known New Tor lawyer, as well as leading Mason the state Dr. Baldwin is the son ex-Assessor Charles A. Baldwin. Afte November 15, Dr. and Mrs. Baldwi will be at home at 1119 Chapel street.
 HOGGSON-DEWEY.
 Cards are out announcing the ma riage Of Noble F. Hoggson, formerl of this city, but now of New York, Miss Harriet Ella Dewey, daughter Edward Wallace Dewey of 34 We Forty-ninth street, which is to tai place in a few days. MT. Hoggson a son of Samuel Hoggson, the WE know New Haven inventor, former an active member of the firm of Hog son &r Pettis, the Court street man lecturers. He is a graduate of Sheffie Scientific school. A few years ago went to New York entering the CT ploy of the decorating firm of Tiffa1 & Co.,, and later established bu; ness of household decorating and flu nishing and has made fattering su cess of the business.
 GUTFREUND-SCH