The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-04
JUNE " EDDINGS.


 chant Married-Camp-Peck Wedding.
 At the rectory of St. Mary's church last evening Miss Agnes Mulligan was united in marriage to Frederick Linsley Roessler, son of Paul Roessler. Rev. Father F. H, Lilly officiated.
 The best man was Frank T. Magee, cousin of the bride, Miss Mulligan wore cream organdie over silk and carried roses. Her going away gown was ot handsome novelty goods of mode color With garniture of satin and point lace, With hat to match. Her maid of honor was Miss May Doherty. who wore a most becoming gown of blue. The little floral girls were little Gertrude and Bessie Gillern, daughters of U. J. Gillern, who is uncle of the bride, and at whose residence on Eld street the immediate relatives dined after the cer- emony.
 The young couple went on a tour of two weeks to include Washington and other points of interest. Among the relatives present were MT. and Mrs Paul Roessler and Miss Beatrice Roess- Ter, MT. and Mrs. Mulligan, and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Coping of Governors Island N. Y.; Mrs. Grenau of Bridgeport, K. O. l Cleveland, Brooks Gulanger MT. and l Mrs. Frank Taylor, and Samuel Cornell | of New York On their return the young couple will reside on Olive street.
 | CAMP-PECK.
 | A quiet home wedding took place at | the residence of Hiram A. Peck of 62 | Bristol street last evening. The con- | tracting parties were his daughter, Miss Lillian A. Peck and MT Charles M, ! Camp. The ceremony was performed 1 by Rev. G. Brinley Morgan of Christ church. Miss May Peck, sister of the bride attended as maid of honor, and John Camp a cousin of the groom, was best man. The two brothers of the bride were the ushers, Messrs. E. and Louis Peck. The happy couple will be at home after June IS at 19 Edgewood 1 avenue.
 THOMAS-BARBER. Another wedding this week was that | of Miss Harriet Gertrude Barber, ,daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. George E. Barber, and John B. Thomas. Rev. MT. Poteat of Calvary Baptist church ofliciated l The wedding was a family affair, only the immediate relatives of the bride and | groom being present, and without bridesmaids or best man. Clifford Thompson and Herbert M. Sedgewick acted as ushers. MT. Thomas is Yale | man Of the class of '93. MT. and Mrs Thomas left late Tuesday evening for weeks trip, and will reside at 73 Hen ry street on their return, where they will be 'at home" after June IT. STILL ANOTHER
 A very pretty wedding took place | Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, the con- tracing parties being Miss Laura Isabelle Burnham, sister of Officer F. c. Burnham, and Jesse Alanson Rogers. The ceremony took place at the resi- dence of the bgide's sister, Mrs. William N. Robins, 172 Ellsworth avenue. The | groom, a graduate of Cornell '91, is en- | gagged in business at Syracuse, N. Y. Rev. l. c. Meserve performed the cere-
 mony. The decorations consisted of wild vines and daisies intermixed
 with ferns and palms. making 8, very | pretty effect. The maid of honor was Miss Grace Chester, professor of bot
 any at Smiths college, Northampton, Mass. Two nieces of the bride, Miss
 Bessie Beck of Upton. Mass, and Miss l Frances H. Burnham of Lyme were | bridesmaids and George Miller Rogers, a brother of the groom, was best man. The bride wore a gown of heavy white l silk, the high bodice combined with
 chiffon and veil covering the long train-
 ed skirt. She was given away by her
 elder brother Hon. H, c. Burnham
 of Lyme. The maid of honor wore or
 gandie of pale blue over silk of blue
 with ribbon trimmings and carried a | bunch of white carnations. The two
 maids were In white muslin and car
 ried punches of pink flowers. Among
 the guests were many from out of town