The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-23

Jessie North, sister ofthe groom; MISS
Ethel Paul of Taunton, Mass, MISS
| Carolena Sperry and Miss Alice Virgin,
daughter of Prof. Wright of Yale.
| Mr.. North entered from the reception
room attended by his best man, Newell
Bradley of New Haven.
The bridal gown was Of heavy white
satin, severely plain in cut, ending IN
sweeping train and finished on the high
bodice with chiffon and satin cording.
Her veil was of tulle, and the bouquet
of white roses.
White organdie over taffeta Of white
was the material of the attendants
gowns.
| Mrs. North was gowned in toilet of
pale gray silk, combined with white
mousselein de sole, and Mrs. Alden
wore a handsome afternoon reception
gown of black silk.
Among the guests at the house were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward North of Boston,
an uncle and aunt of the groom; Ed
ward North of Boston, Mr.. North's sis
tiers, Mrs. Samuel T. Dutton of Brook
line, Mass; Mrs. Warren of Portland,
Me-, and Mrs. Erastus Blakeslee of
Brookline, wife of Rev. Erastus Blakes-
lee, formerly of New Haven; Mrs.
North's sisters, Mrs. Robert Bell of
Elizabeth, N. j., Mrs. Charles Wheeler
and Mrs. N. w. Mckay of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Samuel T. Dutton, former superin-
tendent of schools in New Haven, now
acting in the same capacity at Brook
line, Mass, his daughters, the Misses
Dutton the Rev. Erastus Blakeslee of
Brookline, and the Misses Blakeslee, DR..
Warren of Portland, Me-, Mr.. N. w.
Mckay of Brooklyn, Mr.. Robert Bell
Of Elizabeth, N. j., Mr.. Richard
Brinkerhoff of Brooklyn, Mrs. North's
father, Mrs. John G. North, grandmoth-
er Of the groom; the officers of Dwight
Place church Sunday school, Mr.. Fred
erick Ward and Mrs. Mary Bronson,
the Rev. P. Johnson, assistant pastor
of Dwight Place church, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Pratzner, Mrs. ]. E. TWitchell,
Miss Twitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Powning,
Dean Wright of Yale, Mr.. E. Fl. Sperry,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miner, Mr. and
Mrs e. L. Austin, the Misses Austin,
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. McDermott.
The wedding presents included many
handsome pieces of solid silver, cut
glass, furniture and brio -brac. The
Boys Brigade of Dwight Place church
which is captained by the bridegroom
sent beautiful vase of cut glass, and
from a group of the bridegroom's
friends who had camped out with him
in summers past there was silver
chatting dish. There was also a hand
l,o hT-t6a'c Sunday
school class and from the parents OF
both bride and bridegroom, rich furni'
ture for their apartments at the brides
home.
The brides gifts to ner bridesmaids
were pins in the design of question
, mark set with pearls. To his ushers
0 the bridegroom gave gold cuff buttons
= engraved each with the owners mono
e gram, and to his bride Mr.. North gave
. pearl brooch.
: After the ceremony the bridal part!
4 and other invited guests went to tn
e North residence on Chapel street, where
a double reception took place until
= o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. North receiving
= their own friends in honor of the TWEEN
: ty-fifth anniversary of their own mar
: riage. Mr.. and Mrs. Alden also wer
: of the receiving party. Caterer Pick
: EFT served in the supper room; tn
I table attractively arranged with flow
ers and candelabra. The decoration
: throughout the house were artisticall.
arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. North left on the
II o'clock train for a wedding trip ant
y will be at home after November H.