The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-17
WEDDINGS YESrERDAY.
Davenport Churoh rilied to oveI flowing the Wedding of Miss Peek and Mir. smith


 bride was Miss Minnie Robert Peck, l daughter of Mrs, Robert Peck of 652 Chapel street, Her father was the late | Robert Peck of the former State street | firm of Benjamin, Peck X Kellam She is also a niece of MT James D, Dewell. The groom was Sherlon Duell | Smith, salesman at Buckingham Clark & Jackson's, and son of Mir, and Mrs G. Truman Smith of 1Ol Green street, The church was crowded to the doors and the street was lined with the car riages.
 Rev MT Meserve and Professor Blackman of Yale performed the cere- mony. The ushers were William l.. Bradley, Walter Kelley, George II, Ba- ker and Edward Earle Swain of Bos- ton. T. c. B. Shell was best man, The bridesmaids were Miss Elnora D. Rog- CTS and Miss Grace D. Cobb of Nor folk.
 Miss Carrie c. Griggs was maid of honor. The bride entered the church on the arm of her uncle, James D. Dewell. Her dress Was cut with a long train with high bodice and large sleeves fin ished at the wrist with pearl trimmings. Handsome duchess lace trims the waist in tichu fashion, fastened with clus- ters of lilies of the valley, the same flowers confining the tulle veil to her hair. Her bouquet was of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The full Epis- copal service was used with the ex- changing of rings.
 After the wedding a reception was | held at the residence of the brides parents, 5S2 Chapel street The we'd | ding gifts received by the bride fill an upper room and include pictures, sil- yer, china, linen, bric-a-brac, chairs, rugs, etc. Mrs. Peck's gift to her daughter was a check for $500. Another for S15O is from her relative, T. s, Swain, and from her aunt, Miss Sarah Dewell, the present Is $25 in money. Her un- cle, MT Dewell, presented her with a valuable framed etching of the Temple street arch. the original of which went ! to the worlds fair. Another picture is of the Madonna and her child 1 brought from Berlin by her cousin, John Swain of Worcester, for this oc- casion. From Mr. and Mrs. Smith | the groom's father and fother, was a complete set of solid silver knives and forks in a handsome case. The ushers presented and oak chair, upholstered in | embossed leather, and the Sunday school class of the groom gave a charm ing picture Of Penelope. An onyx table from MT Smiths associate salesmen was another valued present. These are only a few among the array displayed.
 Mrs. Robert Peck wore gown of black satin trimmed with jetted net over white satin, on the bodice. Mrs. Smiths gown was of prune colored silk, brocaded in black, trimmed heavily in | jet. Miss Sarah Dewell. black taffeta with yellow chiffon and pearl trim ming. Mrs T. s. Swain of Boston, | chameleon silk, in shades of heliotrope with white chiffon and pearl trimming | Mrs. John Dewell Swain of Worcester, white crepe, with lace garniture. Some other guests were MT. and Mrs. W. F. Parker and son, MT and Mrs. Albert Bradley, Miss Daisy Dewell, MT. and Mrs. James D. Dewell and family, MT. and Mrs. Wilson Ryder Hodgdon of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. G. T, Johnson, Norfolk; Miss Kate Randall, Morris, Conn.,. MT. and Mrs F. w. Bald win, MT and Mrs.Clark, Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Shell, MT. and Mrs. Albert Bradley Laws orchestra fur nished music at the reception. A police officer was on duty at the gift display. MT. and Mrs. Smith left after the re- ception for wedding trip and on their return will reside with the brides par ents at 532 Chapel street.
 ANOTHER WEDDING-CHESL
 MINER.
 A quiet home wedding was that of Miss Carolyn Whittlesey Chesley and Jesse Miner of Waterbury which oc- cured at the residence of ex-Judge Samuel A. York on Edwards street yesterday afternoon. The bride is the granddaught of the late Minott A. Os- born and niece of Mrs. York.
 Among those present were Mrs. Mi mott A. Osborn, Colonel and Mrs. N. G Osborn, Mr and Mrs. G. w. Osborn, Mrs. Minott F. osborn. Only the imme- diate relatives were invited. The cere- mony was performed by Rev MT. Mor- gan of Christ church in the front draw ing room, which was done for the occa- sion in white flowers and pale green vines and smilax There were no at- tendants The bride wore a calling cos tune of old blue crepon, the body com- bined with velvet of the same shade and a chic waistcoat of Dresden silk A small, close fitting bonnet and pale grey gloves completed the costume The going away frock was in mixed tweed in grey and green, trim and tail or made in effect. Immediately follow ing the ceremony wedding breakfast was served. After honeymoon trip of few weeks MT. and Mrs. Miner will make their home in Waterbury, where MT Miner is a prominent banker.
 CONNELLY-CONLIN.
 l Peter J. Conlin a driver for the Do. :, mestic Laundry company, and Miss An. nie Connolly. a popular member of the St. Agnes T. A. B. society, were married at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning ir St. Patrick's church by the Rev. Father O'Connor. Miss Mamie Curtin was bridesmaid and John J. O'Donnell was best man. After the ceremony a wed ding breakfast was served at the home
 of +ba bride 10 Greene street Mir arf