The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-07
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Mr. Fred Ihorpe as pest man. MISS
Ruth Edgerton and Miss Sara Hotch-
kiss, bridesmaids, assisted by Mr. VIII
liam Hitchcock and Mr.. Harry
Hartung. A reception followed the we'd
ding at the home of the bride, in which
many guests participated. Among
those present were Miss Alice Ford,
Miss Viola Bishop, Miss Dora Bassett,
Miss Graft, Mr., Johnson, Mr.. Watson,
Mr. Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Beach,
Mrs. f. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
f. Russells Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Platt, Mrs. Eli c. ives, and Mr.,
and Mrs George Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bassett Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Ives, Mr..
q H. Gorham and Mr. and Mrs. George
Chipman. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett start
ed on their wedding tour after the re-
ception. Many handsome presents We're
received, the choir remembering her
with dainty tea set.
LYMAN -BATTERSBY
Miss Inez Battersby, daughter Of
James Battersby, win be married June
II to Quartus A. Lyman, head book
keeper for Abner TIendee grain dealer
of this city. Miss Battersby was for
merly Of Ansonia, and many friends
from that place are expected at the
wedding.
WEET--JOIINSON
Miss Adeline T. johnson and DR..
Frederic Benoni Sweet were united in
marriage yesterday at the residence Of
the bride by Rev. Edwin M. Poteat.
The wedding was a quiet one on ac-
count of the illness Of a relative.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Invitations are out for the coming
wedding Of Mr., Warren S. Bellows,
formerly of Norwich, and now Of New
Haven, to Miss Mary Edith Hubbard Of
Toledo, O., to take place June 1saat To-
ledo Mr.. Bellows was for four years
employed as accountant in the office of
c. B. Rogers & Co., Norwich, accepting
his present position with the Candee
Rubber company of New Haven year
ago. He was member of Arcanum
club of Norwich, during his residence
there. and aforementioned in local social
circles, while professionally he is re-
garded as a young man of marked bus
mess ability and enterprise.
MALONE HART.
Stephen l.. Malone of this city was
married at the cathedral in Springfield,
Mass, to Miss Mary Hart Of tllis city.
1t was pretty wedding, and a large
of friends of both parties were
present The bride wore q handsome
gown of gray with silk trim
minss and was attended by her sister, |
Miss Elizabeth E. Hart, as bridesmaid, |
while the brother of the groom, Thomas
Malone Of this city, was the best man.
Rev. r. s, Fitzgerald oficiated The |
bride is the daughter of John Al. Hart |
Of 81 Hancock street, Springfield, where
a wedding reception followed imn1e-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Malone left early in the evening I
in short wedding tour. They will |
make their home on their return in this
city.
PTERPONT- -TROWBRIDGE
On June 20 Miss Harriet Trowbridge, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George 2,
Of 1872 York street and Mr..
Robert Pierpont will be married at the
'esidence of the bride-elect's parents,
Miss Trowbridge has been a valued
eacher for several years in the Dwight
school, resigning her position few
months ago to prepare for coming nup-
ials. Mr., Pierpont is engaged in bust
less at Winchester's, and Is a skilled
nachinist.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A very pretty home wedding took
lace at noon, Wednesday, June 5, at +
he residence of Mrs. Anna M. Sawyer,
unit Of the bride, in the presence Of
Immediate friends, the contracting par
les being Mr.. Eugene Holmes Mather
f New Haven and Miss Blanche Isa-
ellie Bubier of Lynn, Mass,
The house was prettily decorated
With flowers and potted plants
The bridal party consisted of the
room and his brother, Mr.. Clarence
father Of Newton as best man, fol-
,wed by the maid of honor, Miss Annie {
anderson of Lynn.
1AS UFlue pIeti1Iy BpWICu ~ WtAitN
nth the customary veil and orange
lossoms, carrying a boquet of bride
oses, and leaning on the arm Of her
rother Nathan G. Bubier of Lynn,
dvanoed to the strains Of the Lohen-
rim Wedding March and took their
laces beneath a floral arch.
The ceremony was impressively per- z
,rmed by the venerable grandfather {
{ the bride, N. D. George, ID, D., eighty !
even years of age.
After an informal reception, followed s
y wedding breakfast, served by Ia y
onyi of Worcester, Mr. and Mrs.
father left at 2:30 for an extended we'd !
ing trip through the west. On their &
sturn they will reside in New Haven, t
here the groom holds the position Of +
iperintendent of the New Haven I
treet Railway company.
They were the recipients of many {
aluable presents. e
Rowland the champion.