The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-27
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Three Hundred Ouests-A behuulW ? soene-M magnificent Array of Gifts. | At the residence of the brides par ents, ex-Mayor and Mrs, Henry r, Peck at 1895 West Chapel street, last evening at o'clock, occurred the we'd ding of their daughter, Miss Cordelia < Stanley Peck, to MT. Edward Hotch- kiss Everit, son of Mir and Mrs. Richard Everit of Whitney avenue. Both the I residences of ex-Mayor Peck and Prin- cipal l., l.. Camp were thrown open for the convenience of the guests. Rev, w. w. McLane of the College street Congregational church performed the ceremony in the front parlors, the cou- pie standing between the two large windows which were banked with ferns, palms and an abundance of as- paragus In the front drawing room and again in the library, directly back, there were ropes of holly and laurel, stretched loosely from the four corners of the room to the chandelier in the < center. At each corner were satin rib bon bows with long floating ends, In the front room of the color was white, with a suggestion of canary yellow in few of the chrysanthemums. The decorations of the hall were of green laurel and asparagus, with the stair case-balustrade wound in laurel, great sprigs of asparagus and fluffy chrysan- themums tied in with satin ribbon at effective intervals.
 The bride wore a. handsome gown of heavy brocaded white satin, with tulle veil. The veil was caught with dia- mond and pearl sunburst, the gift of the groom A small prayer book in white suede was carried instead of the usual brides bouquet, The maid of honor was Miss Hattie Sturtevant of South Birmingham, Mass, who wore ice-green brocade with trimmings of white chiffon. She carried a bouquet of white roses. The best man was Richard Everit, a brother of the groom. The ushers were Arthur Everit of Buff falo, a. brother of the groom; Frank Cornwall, cousin of the bride, and Edward Zinzer of New York. The brides gift to the maid of honor was a brooch of Roman gold set with pearls. The groom gave diamond stick pins to his best man and ushers.
 The supper served by the well known caterer, MT. c. A. Bradley, was an elaborate one, the table being hand somely set with a massive silver epergne, which was brilliantly illum- mated and hung with smilax and roses with an abundance of carnations and chrysanthelnums. It was one of the most successful catering efforts of the year in New Haven. Wells orchestra furnished excellent music.
 Among the out of town guests were MT. and Mrs. George Lawrence, MT. and Mrs. Chester Lawrence MT. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence of New York city; MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Peck of Brook lyn, MT. and Mrs. William F. Peck of New York, Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Draper of New Milford, MT. Edward Zinzer of New York MT and Mrs Frederick Yates of Plainfield, N. J., Justice Briggs of Danielson, Conn, Mrs. l.. c. Smith of Boston, MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Stan ley, MT. and Mrs. George P. Hart, MT. and Mrs William H. Hart, MT and Mrs. Charles H. Cornwall, Mrs. Mary B. Eos ter, Miss May Foster, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward N Stanley, MT. and Mrs, H. B. Boardman, MT. and Mrs. Charles Peck, MT. and Mrs Martin s. Wizard, all of New Britain, Conn.
 Among the New Haven guests were: Judge and Mrs. Lynde Harrison, Dr. and Mrs Charles $. DeForest, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Downs, Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Gessner, Miss Gessner, MT. and Mrs. J. P Strong, MT. and Mrs. Richard Lyon, Mr and Mrs. Merritt Burwell, MT. and Mrs. F. s. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. William B. North and family, MT and Mrs Albert York, l.. l.. Camp, Miss Kate osborn, Minot Osborn, Miss Harriet Lum, William Lum, James Hemingway, Miss Harriet Munson, Miss Florence Clark, Miss Mary Alden, Miss Ella and Miss Helen York Miss Nellie Holcomb Miss Hattie Arnold, Miss Laughlin, Miss Marie Hotchl1iss, the Misses Smith, the Misses Bulford, Rob- ert E. L. Hutchinson, Horace Sanford Stephen Baker, Frederick Lloyd J. w. Hemingway, Robert Graves.
 The couple left on an early evening train for New York and will go south for few weeks.
 The wedding gifts were many and costly including elegant silverware and cut glassware in profusion There were 190 presents. The grooms father gave the bride building lot on Everit street adjoining his home. The executive off, cers of the Southern New England Tel ephone company gave the bride hand some onyx table with pedestal lamp. She was also the recipient of a check for large amount from her father.
 A Brilliant Wedding Tonight at East Pearl
 Street Church.
 Tonight at 8 o'clock Miss Anna B. Way and MT. William F. Bishop will be united in marriage at the East Pearl street M. E. church. A host of friends will greet them The church will be beautifully decorated for the occasion
 There will be a large attendance. Over 450 invitations have been sent out and the happy couple are both very popu- lar young people. Miss Way is a daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Way of 217 Exchange street The groom is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop of Warren Place, and bookkeeper for David H. Clark, the noted contractor and builder.
 Rev. MT. Cheney will tie the knot The brother of the bride will be the
 groomsman, and Miss Clara Jacobs of