Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-17
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Welt Known Young People Mak'
 Solemn Vows,

Welt Known Young People Make
 Solemn Vows.
 Walter Lincoln Matbott, bookkeeper for the Miller X Peck Co, and Miss Frederick Dollie Kyle were united in matri- mony at 3 30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs Joseph Kyle, North Leonard street, the Rev Gardiner Eldridge, rector of the First Methodist church. performing the cere- mouy. Dr John Milton Mabbott of New York. brother of the groom. wes best man, and Miss Meta Kyle, sister of the bride. was maid of honor. The bride was gowned in beautiful costume of white china silk with mousseline de soie and pearl trim mings. and carried bouquet of white car nations. She wore a magnificent diamond brooch the gift of the groom. The maid of honor was attired in yellow swivel silk trimmed with satin ribbon, and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. After the cerer mony a reception was held and n numbe- of relatives and friends joined in the festi vities and made merry until the time for departure of the 5:53 train when the couple left for q wedding tour to New York, Boston and Washington. The bride is a popular soprano soloist in the choir of the First Methodist church and it's members sent her very handsome token of esteem.
 
 Holmes Booth S Hsydens', where she was regarded a very agreeable companion, sent handsome onyx table and some beautiful pieces of statuary. The groom, too is popular with all whom his position as book keeper brings him in contact and the clerks seized this opportunity of show ing the appreciation of his happy and agree able disposition by present of dinner set and other valuable and useful articles. HULL-GREGoRY.
 Arthur Gould Hull. an employe of John | G. Twining X Cos. and Miss Louise Greg ory. for the past three years teacher at the | Simonsville district school, Were married | at } o'clock this afternoon at the residence of the brides aunt, Mrs Lousa Gregory, | S47 West Main street. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev Gardner Eldridge of the First Methodist church in the parlnr on the north side of the building. facing West Main street. and was witnessed by a large number of rela, lives and friends, The couple entered the parlor through long hallway leading from an apartment in the rear of the residence l to the strains of L1hengrin's wedding 2 march, which was beautifully rendered l by Miss Carrie Webb. Irving Monroe as sisted the groom and Miss Margaret Murray was maid of honor. The bride | wore A gown of white lansdown trimmed with lacs ribbon and carried sweet peas The maid of honor wore tan Colored costume trimmed with lace and carried a bouquet of carnations A reception fol, l lowed the ceremony, at which number of out of town guests were present. among them being Mir and Mrs w. f. Gregory of Brooklyn. N. Y., parents of the bride; John Trowbridge and wife. Atlanta. Ga; Burr Castle and the Misses Thomas of Rcxbury. There were a number of beau- tiful presents. including dinner set of 112 pieces from the firm of John G. Twin. ing X Go, handsome cako basket, sugar spoon and knife from the cholr of the First Methodist church, of which the bride was a popular soloist. After short wed ding tour Mir and Mrs Hull will reside al | S47 West Main street.