The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-19
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 Boston, Mass, June 1S-Attorney Jo- seph J. Feely of Walpole, a well known attorney with law chambers in the NIu- tual Life building in this city, was unit cd in marriage this evening to Miss Mabel Frances Guy, only daughter of T. Francis Guy of Guy & Co. of Meri- den, Conn.,, at the spacious reception rooms in the Hotel Vendome. The two reception parlors, dining room as well as several parlors upstairs, were taste fully decorated with palms, roses and potted plants by city florists and pre- .. sented a very attractive appearance.
 Rev, Edwin w. Husted of the Main street Baptist church of Meriden. the brides pastor, tied the nuptial knot, using the beautiful Episcopal service. He was assisted by Rev. Charles w. Duane, rector of the old historic Christ church of North Cambridge, and a frlend Of the groom. The bride was given away by her father.
 The bride wore an ivory satin gown trimmed with lace and tulle veil. Brile roses were carried. The gown of Miss Bowman, the maid of honor, was a light tan brocaded silk, lace and pearl trimmings, Red roses were carried. Miss Higgins of Walpole, a bridesmaid, wore white mousseline de soie ov ar pink silk. Miss Fuller of Salem, a bridesmaid, wore white mousseline de soie over Nile green silk Both ladies carried pink carnations.
 The groom is prosperous lawyer and Is member of the Ancient and Honor able Artillery company of Boston. The bride is a graduate of the Meriden high school, class of '95, and is a petite, bright, unassuming young lady of many charms.
 MT and Mrs. Feely will take a weeks honeymoon trip prior to sail ing June 29 on the Cunarder Servia with MT. Feely's company on a six
 weeks trip to Europe. About 600 members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery company and their friends will be on board, the Salem Cadet band going with them to furnish music SuSllIllsS "lli Sel Oul d
 newspaper devoted to the merry party
 every day.
 The company will visit its parent or
 ganization, the Honorable Artillery
 company of London, England, that is over $50 years old. H. R. H. the Prince of Wales will be entertained by the
 Massachusetts party at grand recep- ton, and their week in London will be a succession of fetes and receptions
 France, Germany, Belgium and Switzerland will be visited ere they re- turn.
 On his return to America Mir. Feely
 will take his young bride to his fine | home at Walpole.
 | The guests from Meriden were Misses Carrie M. Bowman, Ida Miller and M. l Louise Duis and Mrs. F. W. Husted; | from Hartford, Miss Catherine Barthol- i omeW.
 WITTER-RYDER. Invitations are out for the wedding | of William Henry Witter and Miss | Pauline Louise Ryder, daughter of MT. | and Mrs. Elisha Ryder of Hartford, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock, at Christ church in that city. Mir. Ky der was for years manager of the Western Union Telegraph office in Meriden.
 LANDON-COWLES. Invitations have been sent out for | the marriage of Emily Moss, daughter | of MT and Mrs. Charles B. Cowles of | Plantsville, to Nelson Goodrich Lan- | don, the we'll known North End drug | gist of Meriden and one of the cracS | players of the Meriden Tennis club. l The ceremony will take place in the Plantsville Congregational church on | Tuesday. June 30. at D. m. After a 1 honeymoon the couple will reside al | 104 Sherman avenue, where they will | be "at home" to friends after Septem- 1 Der 1.
 CORNW NWFLI-JOHNSON. Herbert I. CornweIl. employed in ono 1 of the Meriden Britannia company 5 | stock rooms, and a resident of West | field, was married yesterday to Miss | Jennie NJ Johnson of Newfield. They will reside at Westfeld and will be "at | home" after July 15.