The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-23
4 PRETTY WEDDING.
The Popular Ex-City Clerk, y. E. Martin,
 Married to Miss Frances Martin.

Married to Miss Frances Martin.
 Ex-City Clerk James B. Martin and Miss Frances Martin of 62 Dixwell ave.
 were married at St. Marys church yes-
 terday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The church was well filled with relatives and friends, over 300 invitations hav- r ing been issued.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. < John J. Kennedy of Danbury, who was classmate of the groom, assisted by Dr. Higgins, provincial of the Domini- can order, and Rev. Father Hartigan of New York and Father Eagan of St. < Patricks, and at the conclusion of the ceremony a high nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Fowler of St. Mary's church.
 The bride wore an elegant gown of \ white satin, with duchess lace, and r earls on bodice and very becoming toque. She carried a white ivory prayer book.
 The birde's cousin, Miss Susan Haw- *ley of Brooklyn was maid of honor land wore a most becoming gown of honey comb silk and floral toque. *NoOtill Os 41SA clA LlctAlb NdS bGoI Il1A. |The ushers were John J. Lane, D. A. McWilliams, Edward J. Moriarity and Dr. Henry A. Spang.
 The mass sung was that of Eugene Thayer Prof. Rich was organist. The Htrio "Jesu Die Vive," was finely rem adered by Miss Mary Sullivan, c. Lau- Mtenbach and L. Miller, who also sang in the quartet in which Miss Lynch was Hheard to advantage
 The immediate relatives, including several from out of town, had a we'd Mding breakfast at the brides home on < |Dixwell avenue, after which the couple left on a wedding tour, attended by the best wishes of hosts of friends. Both are well known and popular. MT. Martin was formerly a reporter on the Union, a graduate of the Yale law Echool, and is of the firm of McWilliams, Martin & Coyle. The bride is very clever, and for 8 long time was stenog- rapher for ex-Mayor Sargent Mir and Mrs. Martin were the recipients of many 1elegant presents.
 They will reside at 35 Lynwood street. # The happy couple have been the re-. cipients of many beautiful presents, asr #both have a large circle of acquain- &tances and are exceedingly popular. Among those who sent wedding gifts were ex-Mayor Sargent, Richard Mar Htin, a brother of the groom, Rev. John I'D. Kennedy, Miss Rose M. Murray, .#Owen A. Groark, City Clerk F. c. Will liams of Bridgeport, Mir. and Mrs Charles Coyle, MT. and Mrs. w. J. 4SNeary MT. and Mrs. T. J, Shan1ey, ex- &City Sheriff Brannagan and wife, w. J. | Martin and wife Of Bridgeport, Edward 1 #Dillon, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Flannigan. #John Martin, Mary A. Martin, the Miss | es Helen and May Wilson, D. w. l < #EIackett, Mrs Lancraft, Rev. Fathert lagan of Hartford, Miss Maggie Carr, | Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gaffey, Mir and | Mrs. Frank E. Southworth, Mrs. Han | rahan, MT. and Mrs. B. c. Benedict, ] Mir. and Mrs. John J. Brennan, Mrs. William Gaffey, John j. Mcfarland. Baby Stephen Martin, Miss Marian Gaf Hey and D. $. Gamble and wife, besides a very beautiful offering from the tshers.
 Among those at church besides those hbve mentioned were: Ex-Alderman K. Maxcy Hitler and wife, ex-City Sher- tf Brannigan and wife, Miss Alice 7oole, Miss Jane Shanley, Miss Kate % london of Knoxville, Tenn, Miss Mary yihill of New Britain, Miss Annie !. -eefe, Miss Theresa Curren, Miss Lil- ln McKenna, Miss Nellie Kane, Miss < Idith Scranton, Miss Kittie Fitzgerald, Z hrs. Joseph Taylor, Miss Gertrude Me-
 can, MT. and Mrs. William Flannigan, < iss Mary Ford, the Misses Margaret,
 annie and Nellie Cohane, MT. and Mrs.
 homas A. Kane, ex-Congressman ames P. Pigott, Edward J. Kennedy, ames A. O'Connor, Frank J. Taylor, ! avid T. NcNamara William J. Maher,
 J. Campbell Joseph Cooke, James ' Maxwell Hugh Linehan, Edward J.
 cPartland, Thomas White and Thomas
 eegan.