The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-12
sCHOLLHORN- -zIEGLER.

Miss Louise NJ, daughter of Mrs.
William Schollhorn, and Adam ZiegIer
will be married on the evening of Tues
day, June 16. The ceremony will take
place at the home of the mother OF the
bride at No. 737 State street
AT GRACE CHURCH, FAIR HAVEN.
A quiet wedding took place in the
rectory of Grace church, Wednesday
evening, June 10, when Miss Virginia
Troy and William Broadbent We're unit
ed in marriage by the Rev. Percy
Barnes, after which they went to their
new home at 30 Exchange street. The
young couple have a host of warm
friends and well Wishers,
ON THEIR WEDDING JOURNEY.
w. c. Frear, the young Pennsyl-
Vanian, who captured one of New Ha-
vens fair daughters and is now ON his
wedding trip With his bride, is already
successful business man of Harris
burg, where Mr.. and Mrs. Frear will
have a delightful home. His bride,
Miss Lille A. Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Johnson of 336 Orchard
street, is a very attractive young lady
and leaves a great many New Haven
friends who will miss her much from
their society circles. She was q prom
inent young lady in Trinity NJ. e.
church and in the society of Kings
Daughters of that large and prosperous
church, and has filled the highest office
in Daughters of Liberty council No. 5.
She has since graduation from school
been occupied as an expert stenogra-
pher and resigned recently as stenog-
| ro o,l, fo
and influential firm of Smith, Sperry &,
| Treat, position she filed with great
acceptance. Her wedding gown was a
| beautiful white br0Caded silk with point
| lace trimmings and she wore pearl or
naments. Her travelling dress was of
dark blue with a cream colOred vest
and trimming. The brides mother is
the new chief officer of the inner Grand
| Temple of the Temple of Honor, state
of Connecticut, to which office she was
elected at the annual meeting in Mid
dletown last week. Showers of rice
| filed the air and the carriage as the
| happy pair departed from their home
to take the cars on their wedding jour
ney. Among the wedding gifts was a
beautiful present from the brides un-
Gle, Senator Lyman II. Johnson.
DAY-WAENING.
Bridgeport, June 11-Miss Grace
| Waning, daughter Of II. f. Waning
of Derby, was married June to Julius
r. Day. the secretary and treasurer of
| the Whitlock Machine company. Miss
Alice JOY of Boston was maid of honor,
and Mr. Ira c. Copley Of Chicago was
| best man. The ushers were MI Frank
| p. Waning, brother of the bride, Mr.,
Harry Day, brother of the groom,
Prof. e. G. Buckland of New Haven
and w. r. Rainey Of Cleveland The
music was furnished by RobinsOn's or
chestra of New Haven. The decOra-
tions were by Champion of New Haven,
and the catering by Andrews of Bridge
port. The father of the bride, Mr.,
Waning, is the president of the Bir-
mingham Iron foundry.
Robert Hibbard of Woodmont will he
united in marriage to Miss Sarah NJ.
Little, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Little Of Meriden on June "a
! The bridesmaid win be Miss Clara E.
Little of Meriden and the bestman will
he Edward r. Little Of Woodmont The
couple after the wedding will so to
| Boston for a short time and will re-
side at Woodmont on their return.