The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-29
wEDDlNG LAST EYENING.

Miss Jennie Williams United in Mar
 riage to MT. samuel Levy of Springfield
 Joyous and Beautiful Scene at Hnr-
 monie Hall.
 The wedding last evening at Harmo- nie hall of Miss Jennie Williams, daughter of Mrs. M. Williams of 764 Grand avenue, and MT. Samuel Levy of Springfield, Masso was most charm ing in every detail. The hall was dec orated and attired to meet require ments in the most artistic manner. An arch of laurel, studded with white carnations, was modelled with the large mirror as a background, prolonging the floral arrangements. The fireplace mantles were adorned with blossoming plants and sprays of greens. Smilax entwined the chandeliers.
 The bride wore pure white gown of satin, with duchess lace trimmings, and carried a bouquet of white hya- cinths and lilies of the valley. The only jewels worn were pair of dia- mond earrings the groom's wedding gift Waiting on the bride was Miss
 
 mousselin de soie over blue silk, with English violets as trimmings.
 The form and ceremony were of the regulation Jewish order. with the ex- ception of an exchange of rings. Rev. MT. Levy offieiated. MT. M. Levy, brother of the groom, was best man. In attendance as ushers were MT. Charles R. William of Brooklyn, also acting in the capacity of master of ceremonies; MT. Abe Williams, MT. B. Manila and MT. F. Hass of Spring field
 The hall was filled to repletion by guests from out of town and many New Haven friends. At the reception suc- ceeding the ceremony a fine wedding dinner and informal dancing were the chief features The tables were trim med with cut flowers, and many shaded candelabra shed a rosy glow over all Covers for about 125 were laid. Will Hams and Leichter furnished music during the festal hours.
 During the past week every day brought numerous useful and pretty wedding gifts, consisting of bric-a-brac and various household adornments, not the least important of which were many pieces of expensive furniture of unique design.
 MT. and Mrs, Levy left last night for brief wedding trip to include Wash ington, New York and Chicago Upon their return they will reside in Spring | field, where pretty home is in readi- ness on Jefferson avenue, MT. Levy be- T +1oo position of private secretary to MT. Ma nilla, president of the Springfield Brew | ing company.
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Manila of Springfield, Mrs. Ben nett, sister of the bride, and MT. Ben nett of Springfield MT. and Mrs. Sher- l win and Miss Julia Sherwin of North ampton; MT and Mrs. J. Damn of Wor- cester, and Mir and Mrs. E. Obendor- fer, Miss Obendorfer and MT. M. Fan cer of New York.
 | Among the New Haven guests were MT. and Mrs L. Rothchild, MT. and Mrs. John Williams, MT. and Mrs. C. Mann, MT and Mrs. S. Rothchild. Miss E. Myers, MT. s. Myers, Mir N. Fisher Miss Edna Rothchild, Miss Reta Mann Mrs Joseph Rothchild, Mrs. Kearn, MT A Johnson, Mir. Henry M Fisher, Yale '97, MT. A. Cammeroo and son, MT Will. | liam Kaiser, MT. and Mrs. Newmarks Mrs and Miss Betz Master Rethchild Miss Ruth and Miss Fridria Rothchild young cousins of the bride, were very sweet in slips of white mousselin dc soie over yellow and pink under dresses.
 1 Regrets were received from MT. and Mrs. Simons of New York, MT. an6 Mrs J Barrow of North Adams, sMrs Nellie Stone of New York, MT. and Mrs J. Maco of New York, Mir. and Mrs. I Rittenburg of North Adams, Mir. an6 Mrs. B. Nathans of New York and sev' | eral others.