The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-02
MANY WEDDINGS.

 The Keeler- Massey Wedding-win Spend
 Two Years in Europe-The Wedding of
 Rev. MT. ripple to a Newark Lady-other
 Notes.
 Miss Susanna Massey of German town, who will be married to MT. Wal ter Bradley Keeler tomorrow evening, is quite well known In this city, where she has visited Mrs. pr. McNeil, sister of her future husband. She is very pleasant and attractive lady, an or phan, and possessed of large fortune. After the marriage the newly welded couple will spend two years in travel in Europe. MT. Keeler has spent some time in Europe already, spending ten years or more in Germany completing his musical education in some of the leading institutions of the country.
 FOX-WALSH.
 Yesterday morning at St. Mary's church on Hillhouse avenue, by the Rev. Hugh Lilley, Dennis Walsh, a popular employe of the New Haven rolling mill, and Miss Annie Fox were united in wedlock. The bride was at tired in handsome travelling gown, and wore a becoming capote. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides sis ter, Mrs. John McDermott, 53 Winches- ter avenue, to the near relatives and friends. After a wedding tour Mir, and Mrs Walsh will reside in this city.
 LORD-SEERETY.
 This evening at Trinity church, at 7:3O o'clock, Miss Lillian Lord, daugh- ter of James Lord of Adeline street, will become the wife of John Serrety of Davenport avenue
 REV. MIR. TIPPIE TO WE'D IN NEW
 ARK TO-DAY.
 The new pastor of the Epworth M. F. church, the Rev. Bertrand Martin Tip pie, will be married to Miss Jane Bald win Downs, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Downs of Newark, N. J., to- day at high noon in the Centenary M. E. church. After wedding tour MT. and Mrs Tippie will be at home at the parsonage, 2S Avon street, Wednesdays aftec September 15.
 LEONARD--LEE Meriden, June 1.-Hugh J. Lee, the Meriden man who accompanied Lieu tenant Peary to Greenland on his last two trips, and Miss Florence A. Leon ard of this city are to be married the latter part of this month. For we'd ding journey the young couple will go | tu Greenland with Lieutenant Peary on his three months expedition this | summer.
 PORTER-CHICE. l Miss Mary J. Porter, formerly of | Rockville and a graduate of the Rock vile high school, will be married to- 1 day to Rev. John Lee Chice, pastor ot a Methodist church in Danbury The l ceremony will be performed by Bishop Birchmore at New Haven parsonage | Miss Porter is daughter of Mir and Mrs. w. H. Porter of Rockville and Q sister of Charles Porter, the New York artist. A reception will be given to the
 newly welded couple at the residence l of MT. and Mrs. Henry Vanness in the evening.
 | BLAKE-TOOMEY. | The wedding of Miss Constance Blake, daughter of Professor and Ms l William P Blake of Mill Rock, Whit.
 neville, and MT. Toomey, professor o1 botany at the University of California | will be very quietly solemnized this l month at the home of the bride. Pro. 1 lessor Toomey and his bride will spent l the summer in England.
 WEDDING IN MIDDLETOWN. 1 A beautiful wedding solemnized 1T \ Middletown last evening at 6 o'clocl ' united Miss Marguerite Hubbard O that city and MT Harry Treat Beers son of MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Beers O. l Mo- 130 Howe street. this city. Tht ceremony was performed by the Rev | Dr. Watson l.. Phillips of the Churcf
 of the Redeemer, this city, and tool
 place at the Hubbard homestead, a fint 1 old house on Union street, to which tht | brides grandfather brought his brid' l more than half a century ago Tht ushers, all New Haven men, were MT l William A. Hart, Yale '97 MT. Arthu V. Phillips, son of the Rev, Dr. Phil | lips; MT. William J. Scranton and MT 1 Arthur c. Beers, the bridegroom l brother. MT. Beers best man was MT | J. Raymond Wildman of the Yale med | ical school.
 l The 2:33 train out of New Haven
 with special car attached, took
 large party of wedding guests iron
 here, including number of Boston ant
 Orange, N. J., guests, who went iron | New Haven.
 WEDDING IN BOSTON TO-DAY. George P. Merwin, son of George Mer
 win, the builder, residing on Eld street and Edwin Russell left yesterday to at
 tend the wedding of a New Havel young man in Boston to-day, at whicl
 they will be among the ushers. Tn happy pair to be united in wedlock ar
 MT. Leighton of Whitneyville and Mis- Beane of Boston. After the wedding
 trip MT. and Mrs. Leighton will resid in Whitneyville. The wedding will b a stylish affair.
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