The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-04
I PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Ada Henderson of Thit
 City and Harry Laslett of Hartford.

Lawrence street, The contracting par ties were Miss Ada Henderson, niece of Mrs. Henderson, and Mir. Harry Laslett of Hartford. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with flowers and evergreens, while beautiful arch of eVergreens with a dove in the center was formed in the parlor. The mar riage ceremony was performed by the Rev Bertrand ripple, pastor of Ep- worth M. E. church, and the Episcopal form of service. with ring, was follow ed. The bride looked very attractive in a gown of changeable wine colored silk trimmed with white chiffon, and car ried a bouquet of white bride roses. She was attended by two bridesmaids, Miss Ada Henderson of Cottage street, a cousin of the bride, who was attired in white dotted Swiss, pink ribbons and pink roses, and Miss Margaret Laslett, sister of the groom, in white Swiss, blue ribbons. and white chrysanthe- nuns. The groom and his brother, who was best man, stood under the arch, while the bride and her uncle, MT. 1 John Henderson, preceded by her maids advanced from the rear room to the arch. The bride was given away by her uncle, MT. Henderson of Cottage ! street.
 | There were between thirty and forty invited guests, relatives and friends, and a fine supper was served, and a very joyous time was spent until 10 o'clock, when the bride and groom left 1 for their future home in Hartford, where the groom has beautifully l furnished home prepared TOT his bride. | Seldom has a bride received so many beautiful gifts.
 | Some of them were: A full silver tea set, from Miss Laslett, sister of the groom; fine china dinner set, from the uncle and aunt of the bride; a handsome Magee range from MT. Fred Laslett, brother of the groom; a beau- | tiful lamp from MT. Henry Henderson; | a plush tete-a-tete from Mrs. John Henderson, also a jardeniere and table l combined; silverware from Mrs. E. R. Sargent, blankets from Master LaWton | Sargent, beautiful collection of house. | hold linen from various friends,a hand some clock from MT. and Mrs. George | Burt, a silver jam spoon and butter
 knife from MT. and Mrs. Boyd of An sonia, and many others.
 Some of those present besides the
 relatives were MT. James Ryan of
 Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laslett
 of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Boyd of An
 sonia, Mr. and Mrs. George Burt, MT and Miss Katie Hart, Miss Margaret
 Black, MT. Thomas Smith, Mir. War
 mingham.
 A PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
 The wedding of Miss Alice Emil.
 Peck and MT. Clarence Northrup, at 3
 Ed street at o'clock last night, wa
 very pleasant home affair. Rev. MI
 ripple of the Epworth M. E. churcl
 performed the ceremony. The coupl
 were married in their newly furnishe
 house in which they will reside. It wa
 very tastefully decorated.
 The bride was attired in a gown 0
 blue silk with appropriate trimmings
 Many very pretty wedding present
 were received.
 Among those present were MT. an
 Mrs. Charles Lucas and family, Nil
 and Mrs. Frank H. Peck of Merider
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe, MT. an
 Mrs. Shew, Mrs. M. A. Hicks, Mrs. Ed ward Davis, Mrs. MelZar Lane, Mis-
 Hattie Stimets, MT. George H. North
 rop and MT. Harry Lucas.
 GOUDEY- NUPTIALS.
 An unusually pretty home weddin was that of MT. Oscar l.. Goudey c
 Boston and Miss Wilhelmina Kendricl
 the accomplished daughter of MT. an
 Mrs. A. M Kendrick of 225 Portse
 street, last evening. The ceremon was performed in the presence of abou
 two hundred invited guests at o'clocl , Rev. MT. N. J. Squires of the Congre , gational church of West Haven official ' ed The ring service was used.
 Precisely at that hour MT. Willial - Bradley began Lohengrin's Weddin
 March on the piano, and the brid;
 party marched down the front stai, way. They were preceded by two lit
 flower girls, Alexina Kendrick an Pearl Roberts, who stretched white Til
 bons from the stairway to the secon |. parlor, where the nuptial knot was tie' . The party consisted of the two usl
 CTS, A. K. and Fred Kendrick, brother of the bride; the brides maid, Mi: Helen Harper of Shediac, New Brun
 wick. and the best man, Edward GouC
 ey, brother of the groom. The brio was attired in an elegant creation white liberty silk over white silk, wit pearl trimmings. She carried a hug bunch of brides roses. The bride maids dress was of organdie ovt white silk. She carried chrysanth | nuns.
 The house was elaborately decorate with palms, chrysanthemums and cl flowers. Luncheon was served aft the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs Goudey were the hapr recipients of large number of beaut full and useful presents, consisting cut glass, silver, pictures, etc. The left on the 9:10 train for wedding tri after which they will reside in Bosto where the groom is engaged in u hardware business.
 There were several guests presel | nf Inc o;+