The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-16

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 There were numerous handsome gifts, among them a handsome piano from the bridegrooms parents. The bride wore for her going away gown a green and black mixed goods, trimmed with green. MT. and Mrs. Warner will live in Ham, den, where a new house, newly furnish ed, awaits them.
 CARRINGTON-LOWELL,
 William H. Lowell, a valued employe of the Consolidated road In the ma chine shop, was married at il o'clock yesterday morning, to Miss Ida May Darlington, in their future home, l45 Howard avenue. The Rev MT. Nichol of the Howard avenue Congregational church officiated. Only intimate friends attended the wedding being quiet. The guests were Mr., and Mrs. D. w. Holbrook of Seymour, Mrs. Anne Crabbe, and MT. and Mrs. Frank King.
 The happy pair stole a march on their friends, who had prepared to give them royal salute of rice and old shoes at the depot, by going in a carriage to West Haven, where they took the noon train. They will pass their honeymoon at Old Point Comfort and Virginia Beach.
 A COMING WEDDING.
 Cards have been issued for the we'd ding of Wallace Steele Ritter of 2SO May Beecher, daughter of Lyman Beecher of the Diamond Match com pany. The ceremony will take place at the home of the bride, 1400 West Chapel street, on Friday, October 23, at 4 o'clock, Dr. Twitchell will be the officiating clergyman Cards also an nounce at home after November TO-, at 1400 West Chapel street
 The marriage of Miss Alice Golden blum to A. M. Blumberg of New York will take place at the brides home, 137 Congress avenue, on Sunday, October 25
 WEDDING AT ST. FRANCIS CHURCH.
 Miss Nellie J. Ahearn of 379 Blatch- ley avenue and Joseph Kennedy of Lines street were married at Il o'clock yesterday morning by the Rev Father Mulholland. Miss Della Ahearn and George Connolly were the attendants, Both the bride and her haid of honor wore white organdie. MT. and Mrs. Kennedy left on an afternoon train for Washington, D. c. They will live on West Portsea street, going to their new home immediately upon their return. IN SOUTHINGTON. Southington, Oct. 15-Frank Hart Bno, son of MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Hart Emo of Simsbury, and Pearl Ade- line. daughter of MT and Mrs. John L. | Collins of Plantsville, were married to- day at F o'clock in the Plantsville Con- gregational church by the Rev. Fred T. l Rouse, who used the Episcopal service with the exchange of rings The church had been very prettily trimmed in the front by Miss Minnie Hotchkiss with l palms, white asters, marigolds and blooming chrysanthemums.
 | The bride was assisted by two sisters 1 of the groom as maids the Misses Hell | en and Grace Enc of Simsbury; by @ cousin of the bride, Miss Margaret Enc of Simsbury, as flower girls; by Master Walter Phelps of Hartford as page, and by Miss Antoinette Bowers of Plants vile as maid of honor
  Simsbury and the ushers Charles Case of Hartford, William H. Perry of Hart l ford, Dr. Carver of New York and Sam | uel Mckenzie of Southington. William H. Cummings presided at the organ, as- 1 sisted by Miss Florence Cummings with l the violin. The bridal procession was formed as follows: The ushers, follow 1 ed by the flower girl and page scatter l ing pink and white carnations up the aisle; the bridesmaids, wearing white 1 organdie over pink silk and carrying pink carnations; the maid of honor dressed in pure white, holding white carnations; and last the bride, dressed i in organdie over white silk, leaning on l the arm of her father. EThe procession l was met by the groom and his assist ant at the altar
 l The bride has received many gifts, chiefly silverware, chinaware. embroid- cry and linen.
 Among the many guests present were MT. and Mrs Peter Welch of New York, MT. and Mrs. Ensign of simsbury, Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Enc, MT. and Mrs. Emo and daughter of Simsbury, Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs Enc, both grand mothers of the groom, Mrs. Phelps, | Miss Chapman and Mrs. Goodell of | Hartford, an aunt of the bride. | EIGHT PRIESTS OFFTCIATED. East Hartford, Oct. 15-Miss Nellie | M Flynn, daughter of Dominick Flynn of Hartford avenue, and Dr. Thomas s. l O'Connell were married at a solemn high nuptial mass at St. Mary's church at 10:30 Wednesday morning. The l groomsman was Patrick W. O'Connell of Colchester, brother of the groom, and Miss Josephine McNaplara of New l Haven was maid of honor The bride
 maid was Miss Margaret Kinney of | Hartford. The bride was dressed in
 white silk, the maid of honor in green. | The ushers were Dr. J. Boucher of | Hartford, J. J. Sullivan of Colchester, James Cannon of New Haven and Will liam A. Lowry of this town
 The ceremony was conducted by the
 Rev. Father J. J. Gleason and seven
 other priests.
 YALE LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE Willimantic, Oct 15.-Edwin Francis Bugbee and Miss Alice Monroe Johnson
 were married at the residence of the | brides parents MT. and Mrs. M. M Johnson, at Mansfield Hollow at 12: 3C
 p. m. yesterday in the presence of a
 large circle of relatives and friends | The Rev. John B. Lemon officiated. | The bride and groom are graduates ot