The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-27
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The Union Church Services-Brilliant
Wedding-Funeral of Alexander Emery
impressive Services at st. Franci,'
Church.
Union Thanksgiving services We're
held at the East Pearl street M. e.
church yesterday morning. The SER
mon was preached by Rev. j. Lee
Mitchell. The discourse is given in full
elsewhere in the paper.
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church at $50 o'clock last evening, Miss
Clara Belle Adams, a graduate of Wei
lesley college, and daughter of DR.. c. B.
! Adams of IT'S Grand avenue, and Wal
lace S, Moyle a Yale graduate in '91,
were united in marriage. Rev. J. Lee
Mitchell, pastor of the church, offici-
| ated, using an original service, which,
! though short, was very impressive,
Green and white were the colors used
| in decorating the church; palms and
rubber plants, together with fluffy
white chrysanthemuns were also mass
| ed on either side, and at the back of
| the platform. So far as the gowns of
! the maids were concerned. it was a
| rainbow wedding, and as the girls
| stood at the altar their gowns shaded
| in the exact order of rainbow colors.
| The music was in charge of Harry Jep-
/ son, and the program was well rem
! dered The invitations for the cere-
nlony were very general but for the
reception afterwards only the relatives
were hidden to the brides home. Here
! n Of ,i,,1y
4 The presents made truly splendid dis
play. and comprise quantities of silver
for the table and toilet table, exquisite
| pieces of bric-abrac, beautiful etch
| ings, engravngs and water coors,
| lamps, odd bits Of furniture, lots of cut
glass and Havilan and Sevres china.
| The gift Of DR.. Adams to his daughter
| includes the entire furnishing of her
| future home at 10 Perkins street. The
| engagement Of which yesterdays mar
riage was the termination has been an
| affair of several years, the attachment
/ between the young people having been
1 formed when Mr.. Moyle was in Yale
and Miss Adams a young school girl.
| Miss Adams is highly educated, hay
| ing graduated first from Hillhouse High
|
course at Wellesley. Last year she
studied music at Yale under Prof. San
ford, and in January will begin study
under the direction of his most prom
Using pupil, Stanley Knight. Mr.. Moyle
graduated from Yale in 81 and from
the Yale law school two years later
| He played on the Varsity football team
while in college, and since then has
| coached various football teams, being
/ the coach this fall of Brown university
AS a tenor singer Mr. Moyle needs no
| introduction to the New Haven pub
lie. The bride and groom left last night
for two weeks honeymoon trip. The
going away gown of the bride is of dull
green boucle flecked with red, and
made with pipings of red
The funeral of Alexander Emery was
attended yesterday morning from the
| late residence of the deceased, 235
Blatchley avenue, at o'clock, and half
an hour later from st. Francis church,
where a large assemblage awaited the
arrival of the funeral procession. The
service included a solemn requiem
high mass, with Rev Father Mulhol-
land as celebrant. Father O'Conner
was deacon and Father Stanley sub
deacon. Father Mulholland pronounced
a fine eulogy to the memory of the de-
parted. Mr.. Emery had been for many
Years one of the prominent workers in
ST. Francis church, and his death
comes as a great personal loss to Fa-
Their Mulholland. Schmidt's funeral
mass was beautifully rendered by Miss
| Margaret Hogan soprano; Miss Joseph
inc Conway, alto; Edward Sheehan,
tenor and William Grabb basso. The
beautiful solo, "He is Not Dead, but
Sleepeth," was finely sung by Miss
Margaret Burke. There was a large
number Of beautiful floral pieces. The
interment was in st. Demands ceme-
terry The bearers were G. Fl. Conway,
| James Fogarty. William J.. Greene,
Seth w. Langley Joseph S. Blinn, and
John c. Bradley, jr.
|