The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-22

November l, after which they will re- side in East Haven.
 McCAFFREY-DUN IN CRAWFORD
 The marriage of Patrick H. Dunn and Miss Mary A. McCaffrey was solemniz- ed at St. Mary's R. c. church In Bran ford yesterday morning at il o'clock. The bride wore white mule over silk and the bridesmaid, Miss Minnie D. Mathews, was similarly attired. The groomsman was John B. Dunn, broth CT of the groom, and the ushers were Thomas F. and Cornelius McDermott, cousins of the groom. Rev. Father Martin officiated. It was very pretty wedding, and the church was filled to it's utmost capacity. Mr Dunn is town born, thrifty and prosperous young man, and is engaged in the plumbing business The bride and groom are both well known in New Haven, and are popular among their friends.
 MARRIED IN WESTFIELD, MASS. pretty noon wedding was cele- brated in Westfield, Mass, Tuesday. the contracting parties being Miss Julia Marie Moore and MT. Frederick Lester Nettleton of this city the ceremony be- Aiiso ebl ti1c llOIIlC OL HLDG DIlut S SlSleI, Mrs. Herbert Cadle. The maid of hon. or was Miss Grace Grinnell and the best man Mr. Charles H. Bowman, both of this city. The decorations were au- tumn leaves palms and potted plants. After the wedding tour they will be at home to their friends at 73 Williams | street
 A MILFORD WEDDING. The wedding of Miss Minnie M, daughter of MT. and Mrs Edward A. Reichel, and Harry c. Oviatt, an en- | gineer on the Shore Line division of the Consolidated road, took place at the home of E. w. Reichter in Milford | Tuesday. The Rev. w Hubert Hutch inson performed the ceremony, under an arch and bell of ivy and dahlias Mis- Louise A. Oviatt was the brides maid and Dr. B. J. Firing of New York city, was best man. The bride wore a white silk dress with pearl trimmings and carried a boquet of white chrysan- themums. The bridesmaid wore pink silk dress with pink trimmings, and carried pink chrysanthemums. The bride was given awy by her father. | The grcom's present to the bride was a handsome marquise ring. The ushers were c. E Platt and T. E. Jones. The rooms in the house were elaborately decorated with palms and flowers, both cut and potted, and an elaborate dis play of autumn leaves was to be found in all the rooms The decorations were under the direction of Charles E. Roder, who showed much taste After a sump- tuous collation. MT. and Mrs. Oviatt | left on an early evening train for an extended wedding tour, visiting Wash | ington and several points in the west. They will reside in New London, where a newly furnished house has been pro- vided for them.
 EBEI-DANHAUSE LAST EVEN
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 Miss Mabel Ebel, or 100 St. John street, and John Danhauer of Grand avenue, were married at o'clock last evening by the Rev MT. Siebke, at the | home of the pastor on Warren street. Miss Annie Danhauser, the bride groom's sister, was maid of honor, and Frederick Ebel, a brother of the bride, was best man. Mir and Mrs. Danhaus. CT will reside at 157. Wooster street. AMSASTOCKING.
 Meriden, Oct. 21.-The marriage OK Herbert A. Stocking, managing editor of the New Britain Dispatch and Miss Mattela S., daughter of Mrs. Sarah M. Williams, took place at o'clock this afternoon at the brides home, 7e Co., lumbia street.
 Rev. D. N. Griffin, formerly pastor of the Trinity M. F. church in this city, but now If New Haven, performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and numerous friends of the young peo- pie.