The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-22
MORE OCTOBER WEDDINGS
HELDIN NEW HAVEN AND VICINITY
 YESTERD1Y.

Bells at Milford-Ebel-Dunh D in
 This City Last Evening.
 Miss Maude Manwaring and Charles Barton Brown were married at 6:30 last
 evening by Rev. Dr. McLane at Ply
 mouth church, Chapel street and Sher-
 man avenue. The bride is the only
 daughter of Frank L. D. Manwaring of
 De Bussy S Manwaring. MT. Brown is
 graduate of the scientific school in
 '94 and rising young civil engineer of
 Binghamton, N. Y. He is the son of Charles E. Brown, one of our we'll known and prominent builders. A fine program of music was rem dered by the organist, Harry Ludlow Cooke, as follows:
 Allegretto Scherzand. .Ashmall Serenata.. :. ..............M .Mowzkowsl6i Elsa's Bridal Procession. .... .... Wagner Gavotte Pastorale. e............... Durand Minuet and Trio. Munro Scherzino.... Schneider The bridal chorus from 'Lohengrin" was sung by chorus of eight women's voices. The ladies comprising the cho- rus were Miss Bertha Raymond, Miss Florence Loomis, Mrs. Clifford Booth, Miss Gertrude Duell, Miss Louise Fitch, Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Madge Roberts and Mrs Charles McNeil.
 The altar rail was trimmed with run ming pine and the platform was prettily grouped with palms and white chrysan- themums.
 The ushers were Fred Merwin Lloyd, 4 Yale '93, Dr. Arthur Fuller Slater, Hen- ry H. Holly, jr., of New York, Robert I True Fowler, James Walker, the three < last named being classmates of the < groom, and George Gillette '96 s. 8 Five charming little girls came down & the center aisle from the vestry to meet the bride From the opposite side of ' the pulpit came the six ushers, who \ preceded the maids in tine procession down the aisle The children walked { in this order: First, Dorothy Jones of Burlington Vt, niece of the bride groom, with Beatrice De Bussy, both \ wearing gowns of pink orgardie over, 4taffeta; Margaret Robinson of Spring H2 field, the brides cousin, with Grace 3 3Deming, another niece of the groom, &both in white organdie over white silk: H Florence Jones, also a niece of the @ groom, dressed in pale pink, walked M alone and met the maid of honor, Miss #Carrie Baldwin, at the center aisle, and #they proceeded together to the altar. N Miss Baldwin was gowned in q lieEt k green brocaded silk, with the decollete Wbodice bordered with pearl passemen- |#terie.
 M The bride, on the arm of her father, |Hcompleted the procession. Her gown Mwas of heavy white silk brocade and #showed to good advantage. It was cut #with a sweeping train, with high bodice Hand long sleeves The trimmings were |&of fine lace, and the tulle vel was fas- |*tened with lilies of the valley to the |8hair Her bouquet was of white roses. M The groom and best man, Clifford E8Weeks Hopkins of Springfield, Mass, from the side door and awaited |Hthe party at the altar. The Rev. Dr. |fMcLane, pastor of the church, perform |Red the ceremony, using the full Epis- I#copal form of service.
 I& As the party left the church two of |#he youthful bridesmaids scattered rose |8leaves in the path of the newly welded
 
 #Award: the bride and groom, with their +sattendants, returning to the home of |Hthe brides father on Howe street for hn informal lunch immediately after l (which Mr. and Mrs. Brown departed on &A late evening train. The going-away Esgown is reseda green tailor made, ywith hat of the same shade combined 3#with white satin and black tips. The {bride's grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Mill Hard, an active lady of eighty years of Mage, attended the wedding. She wore #black silk with soft lavender crepe
 About the neck. Mrs. Manwaring, the Another, appeared in a handsome pe- Munia silk with white satin waistcoat.
 7 The souvenirs from the bride to her hnaids were little gold wreath pins; to
 her honor maid, a feur de lis stick pin
 set with pearls. The groom's gifts to IRlis ushers and best man were hand
 Some silver pocket knives.
 The bridal present of the parents of
 Ahe bride and grom to the young couple
 ks the furnishing of their new home
 ht Binghamton.
 N A splendid collection of gifts was pre-
 sented to the bride by her friends, in- XHIuQ1nS the things CuSlOuldIy ou SuClL |lbccasions. A silver gold-lined tea set
 And tray was the gift of MT and Mrs.
 Slater and pr. Slater, an uncle and
 hunt and cousin in Springfield. The
 groom's gift to his bride was diamond
 And ruby ring. After the wedding trip
 EMr and Mrs. Brown will be at home
 At 47 Murray street in Binghamton af-
 Her November 15.
 Among the guests present were MT.
 hnd Mrs. w. D. Slater, Springfield; MT.
 And Mrs. George E. Robinson, Hon. and
 Mrs H. Wales Lines, Meriden; MT. and
 Mrs. Roger Sherman, MT. and Mrs.
 Roger de Bussy, MT. and Mrs. Albert
 de Bussy, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Brown,
 NIr and Mrs. Arthur B. Brown, MT.
 bnd Mrs Clifford H. Deming, MT. and
 Mrs. Wylie B. Jones, Burlington, Vt.;
 Mrs Bowman, New York; Mrs. Mather,
 West Norwalk; MT. and Mrs. John H.
 Manwaring, Miss Addie Manwaring,
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manwaring, Miss
 Bessie Hoggson, Miss Annie Peterson,
 Miss Bessie Cooke, Miss Annie Burt,
 Miss Olive Westcott, Paterson, N. J.;
 Miss Mabel Whitney, Enfield, Conn. i;
 Miss Estelle Pierpont, New Britain;
 Miss Edith Lloyd, Miss Fannie Thomp-
 lon and Miss Mabel Sherman.
 The grQom's sister is the wife of w.