The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
4 QUARTET OF WEDDINGS YES
 TLRDAY.

AIIing-Lonisan at Second Congrega-
 tiOnaI, Schorhurst-PhtIbrid mt 122
 Quinnipinc Avenue, CuIver-Ammann
 ut Brides Home, Hughes Kcileher at
 St. Francis Church-Othe Items.
 Yesterday was day of weddings and
 Fair Haven had it's share. Four mar
 riages took place in the Fair Haven
 wards
 A pretty wedding ceremony was that
 which took place at the Second Congre-
 gational church last evening at eight
 o'clock. The bride was Miss Louise
 Mae, daughter of William H. filling of
 2S7 Lenox street, and the groom was J.
 William Lonigan. John Lee Clark was
 the best man, and Miss Alberta filling,
 q sister of the bride, was the honor
 maid. The bridesmaids were cousins of
 the bride-Miss Annie Williams Luding-
 ton, Miss Grace Whipple Riggs, Miss
 Florence Etta Ludington and Miss La
 Berta Thompson Riggs. The ushers
 were Allen c. Curtis, Clifford Hauff
 Benjamin Towner and Arthur Stowe
 The brides dress was of white satln
 court train, mousseline de soie yoke, trimmed with bow knots. Her orna- nent was diamond crescent. The go- ing-away gown was of light gray, lined with white, and hat to match. The hon. or maid wore a gown of white silk null over white silk, with ruffles and lace trimming. She carried large bunch of white pinks. The four bridesmaids wore white gowns The church was decorated by Smith T. Bradley. There were white Easter lilies, palms. ferns, etc., and the effect was very pretty. One hundred and seventyfive guests were invited. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. A. F. Irvine. A re- ception followed the marriage at the home of the bride, 2S7 Lenox street, Francis catered. The couple left last evening for the state of Maine, and upon returning will reside at 2S7 Lenox street. There were a large number of gifts, in- cluding five cut glass pieces, decanter and glasses, two silver tea sets, silver soup turreen, silver butter dishes, sil-, yer knives, forks and spoons, lamp, pie lures, etc.
 The marriage of Miss Annie daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter F. Schornhurst, to Edmund L. Philbrick of Seymour took place last evening at $50 O'CLOCK at the home of the brides parents, l22 Quinnipiac avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. P. Chapman or st. James church. The best man was William Bowling, and a sister of the bride Miss Frances Schornhurst, was the bridesmaid Miss Josephine Schorn- hurst. another sister of the bride, was the flower girl The brides gown was steel-colored silk henrietta, with white trimmings. Her travelling dress was Of brown goods. with hat to match. About one hundred guests were invited. Will liam Gibson, brother-in-law of the bride. played the wedding march. The co,,nle were married benath a pretty arch of roses and ferns. The rooms were docerated with palms and roses There were many gifts, which included an oak table from the brides mother; oak chair from the Lancraft drum corps parlor table from sister of the bride. Mrs Gibson; lamp from the best man. and a lamp from I. H. Palmer or Shelton.
 Another pretty wedding last evening was that of Miss Edith s. Culver, Jaughter of Mrs. Emily l.. Culver of 39 l Clinton avenue, to Frederick, son of MT. and Mrs Gottfried Ammann of NO. 25l lombard street. It was an oxeyed daisy | wedding and took place at the brides home at 8 o'clock. The parlors were orettily decorated, oxeyed daisies pre- Jorninating, together with ferns, palms and other blooms. The decorations were arranged by Miss Hattie Dennison and Mrs. Frank Arnold The best man was George Tompkins and the maid ot honor was Miss Louise Koella. The ushers were John Ammann and Frederick Gut prod. The flower bearers were Harry Kingsley, Jessie Arnold, Marion Rhodes ind Florence Booker. The bride wore , gown of crepe du chene over white affeta, combined with white all-over ace and pearl trimmings. Her gong lway gown was of grey ladies clotn trimmed with white moire silk, and a lot trimmed with gray and cerise The maid of honor wore a gown of white Swiss duchess with lace trimmings. The march was played by Mrs. Kingsley. Rev. c. J. Hawkins officiated. After he ceremony, to which about 15o were invited. there was a reception and the .ouple left later for Albany. They will et1rn in two weeks. The bride is eacher at the Strong school There were very many handsome and useful lifts. --=