The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE VERT PRETTY WEDDING LAST
 EVENING AT GRACE CHURCH.

uilihouse-B Bartlett Marriage Coming
 Birthday Celebrations--The Dance and
 Trolley Party Last Night-The lee
 Breakers-Church Items.
 A very pretty wedding took place last evening at 8 o'clock in Grace Epis- copal church. The bride was Miss Fannie Agnes, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John T. Hillhouse, and MT, Will liam Cornelius Bartlett of Brooklyn, N. Y., was the groom. The bride is the daughter of MT. Hillhouse, the we'll known Grand avenue druggist. About 800 invitations had been issued for the ceremony but for the reception, which Followed at the home of the bride, at JUS Grand avenue, but 100 persons were invited. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Percy Barnes. Charles Van Duyne Bartlett of Brooklyn, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man. There were no bridesmaids, the brides only attendant being Miss Minnie May Hillhouse, who, as maid of honor, wore a gown of light blue mousseline de soie over silk of the same shade, and carried an immense bunch of red roses and white hya- clnths. The bride wore a handsome gown of heavy white satin duchess cut princess, with long full train, and car- ried a boquet of white roses with maid en hair ferns. A veil of tulle was worn fastened to the coiffure by large dia- mond brooch.
 The ushers were Mr. Charles Patton Hillhouse, the brides brother; MT. Frank w. Brown, MT. Leslie Crane, MT. Joseph F. Van Etten of Bridgeport MT. Charles J. Atwood and Mir Frank A. Wood.
 The organ music was by Prof. Iie- field. The church and also the Hill house residence Was beautifully deco rated by Smth T. Bradley, the Fair Haven florist The wedding supper was furnished by Stewart. Mir. and Mrs Bartlett left last night for New York, going later to Niagara. Their future home will be at 24o Henry street, Brooklyn, with at home cards for HUI SQdyS dlltE MdTCH I.
 The brides mother wore a gown of black velvet, combined with lilac satin, and was one of the receiving party. The going away gown of the bride was of brown novelty goods. The gift of the bridegroom to the bride consisted of diamond solitaire earrings Mrs. Bart lett is a graduate of Hillhouse High school in '95 Mr. Bartlett is buyer In the upholstery department of Altman & Co, in New York. Out of town guests invited included from Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs Robert Bartlett, father and mother of the bridegroom; Misses Susan, Agnes and Jane Bartlett. and MT Edward Bartlett, MT. and Mrs. John Burritt, MT. and Mrs. Chase Miss Julia Chase, MT. and Mrs Fl B. Miller, Miss l.. Miriam Miller and Miss Esther Miller of Bridgeport MT. and Mrs. Mll- ton Handy of Springfield, Mrs. Charles and Miss Cora Cheney of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. William Sproul and Miss Ada Sproul of Jersey City, MT. and Mrs. Lent, MT. and Mrs. Johnstone, MT. and Mrs Turner, Mrs Witherspoon Miss Gertrude Witherspoon, MT Arthur Witherspoon and MT Herbert Wither- spoon of New York, MT and Mrs. Nor ris Hill, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Lind ley. MT. and Mrs. Steele, MT. and Mrs. Olds, and MT. and Mrs. Pullen of An sonia.
 Among the New Haveners present were: Mrs F. M. Brown, Miss Harriet Setchel. Miss Jefferson, Miss Dennison Miss Gilbert, Mrs. Daily, Miss Henrlet- ta Daily. Miss Robinson, Miss Rather inc Harty, Miss Clara Rogowski, Miss Chidsey, Mrs c. H. Conway, MT. and Mrs. Wilmot, MT, Rogerson, MT. Arthur Wells, Miss Grace Benton, Miss Mabel Phillips, Mrs Rowe, Miss Bristol, MT and Miss Bishop, MT. Robert Keats Mrs Conklin.
 COMING BIRTHDAY CELEBRA- Our old and esteemed townsman, Ca leb Ludington. one of Fair Haven's 1 best known old business men, a leader in the oyster business, attains next month his eighty-fourth year, and in accordance with good annual custom of his for years, 1t has been decided to celebrate the event as usual. Captain Ludington is again in excellent health | for one of his years having recovered l from the severe illness which he had a | number of months ago. His wife is also in good health, and their numer- ous descendants anticipate very | pleasant time, as usual, in gathering around the now venerable couple at their pleasant home at the birthday | celebration, when, as usual, an elab~ crate and bountiful dinner will be one of the features of this festival occasion. | Captain Ludington is the father of Ammi Ludington and of Captain Lu- zerne Ludington, the latter of whom is one of New Hayen's board of select men.
 | Mrs. Woodward Of Four Corners. wife of MT. c. E. Woodward and a grand daughter of Captain Caleb Ludington will also have a family party at her very pleasant home near Four Corners ! in the annex, on Friday of next week in celebration of her birthday. A fine dinner will be served, and it is expect ] =-z------. --------------------