The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-03
BRILLIANT WEDDING.

BRILLIANT WEDDING.
 Trinity church was last evening the scene of one of the most elaborate we'd dings that has been held in this city this year. The contracting parties were Miss Corinne Martin, the only child of MT. and Mrs. George B. Martin of Tenn pie street, and Dean Lyman, Yale '94 The groom is a member of Wolf's Head. Harry Lyman '92, of Omaha, brother of the groom, was groomsman. He also is a Wolf's Head man, as were most of the ushers They were Tom Arbuthnot '94. J. Warwick Price '94, Augustus Kountz '91 &, James E,Brown '94, James E. Wheeler '92 and A. N. c. Fowler '9f. Miss Candace Quimby of Lakeport was maid of honor. The six bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Morrison and Miss Harriet Mcknight of Minneapolis, Miss Grace Taft of Whitneyville, Mass, Miss Edith Ney of Hartford, Miss Carrie Laud and Miss Charlotte Laud of Syracuse. Their gowns were all of them alike-of white cut tulle over white satin. The bottom of the skirts had trimming of dainty pink roses caught into the tulle at irl- | tervals. The bodies were of cut tulle over the satin, with roses running in vine fashion from the low cut necks to the waist line. White satin ribbons gathered into bow at the back outlin- ed the bodies at the waist. The sleeves
 were formed by fall of tulle looped | with satin ribbons. Rosettes of crush
 ed tulle, the center a tiny rosebud, in | ished the sleeves at the top. shower bououets of pink carnations were car ried with these gowns. The brides l gown, of heavy white satin cut en train, I the body high at the neck and trimmed
 with old point, is the one worn by her t mother on her wedding day The bride
 wore veil of tulle trimmed with round
 point and held by a coronet of orange
 blossoms A face veil was worn until s after the ceremony, when the maid of
 honor removed it. The bridal bouquet
 was of white roses and lilies of the val
 ley. It was composed of seven parts. In one of them was tied a gold heart with the date of the marriage engraved
 upon it's front.
 The bride was given away by her ia
 ther Miss Martins gown was of heavy lavender satin brocaded in silver The
 body was richly trimmed in old point with black chiffon bands studded with , turquoise and gold, Velvet in dark CT shade of lavender was also used in
 the trimming of the body. The shoul- 5 ders were clasped by diamonds orna-
 ments.
 } At the hourse the decorations were Q more elaborate than at the church. IT r the front drawing room was a canopy
 of green stands in the bay window f Curtains of smilaX, tied back with white ! satin ribbons, large clusters of whit.
 roses interspersed, hung from it's sides Y Here the bride and groom stood during V their reception. Great banks of pinl a roses with a profusion of palms ant Il smilax were arranged in al the rooms q The table was in white and green, tn
 silver candelabra with shades of pal green, trimmed with orange blossoms. Q The bridal party was met by tn i groom, the groomsman and the clergy d men at the altar step. Not until sh Q was given away did she go to the altal if when the entire party moved to tn L. chancel rail The chancel was banke " with palms. White satin ribbon wa
 stretched on either side of the cente
 aisle, held in place at the sides b
 great punches of roses.
 The wedding cake boxes were of whit
 satin paper. brocaded in fleur de Ii . patterns, with the initials of the brid I. and groom done in raised silver in on r corner. With the exception of M Lymans brother none of his famil
 Iof 1os = night for the home of the groom's pal . ents in Omaha, where a big receptio tr awaits them. From Omaha they wi III go to Salt Lake City, and may continu "a as far west as California, returning ,+ New Haven only in time for Mrs. L!
 mans "at homes" set for Wednesday +s in November At the reception thel ,n were besides the bridal party Mr ar li- Mrs. E. H. Martin, Miss Sarah Marti ,s Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman of Ne H. York, MT. and Mrs. Daniel R. Heath to Brooklyn, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel a. Martin Of Newark, N. J.. Rev. al
 Mrs. Joseph Spencer of North Broo er field. Mass, Miss Julia Martin of Hu Ie son, N Y, Miss Nichols of New Tor he Miss Elsie Farnam, Miss Helen Bal to vii, Miss Mabel Pattison, Miss KatharN nd Wilcox, Roger Baldwin, Miss Mae Bis 70 CD. Miss Bessie Lord, Miss Aurel To Hooker, Miss Geraldine Carmalt, Wa of ter Ford '9G, Harry Benedict '96. Arth .s- Foote '96, Fred Brewster and Miss Sail he Clark. An array of beautiful gifts we Ii- on display.
 On their return to this city they " as reside in a beautiful new house on G of tage street, the gift of the brides
 lther.