The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-09
WEDDINGS.

Last evening at the home of the
 brides brother, Ralph S. Pagster, No.
 133 Dwight street. Miss Clara Pagter,
 daughter of Solomon S. Pagter, was
 united in marriage to Jacob Greenbaum,
 son of Mrs. Moses Greenbaum of George
 street. MT. Greenbaum is manager of
 the West Haven branch of the D. M.
 Welch & Sons store. The home of MT.
 Pagter was handsomely decorated for the occasion by Champion The cere-
 mony was performed in the parlor un-
 der canopy by the Rev. MT. Levy of
 the Orange street temple. Only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. Many valuable
 and useful presents were given the
 young people. Immediately after the
 supper, served by Fleming, the bridal
 pair left on wedding trip for ten days
 to Washington. On their return they
 will make their home on Washington
 avenue, West Haven.
 The marriage of Miss Laura Prime
 Jay, daughter of Mrs. Peter Augustus
 Jay, to F. De Witt Wells, son of Mr.
 and Mrs. Oliver J. Wells of New York,
 will occur at 80 o'clock on Monday af- NNtHpOii' oStobCl Io, III tHS SiulNH VI
 the Incarnation Madison avenue and
 Thirty-f1fth street, New York. The cer-
 emony will be performed by Bishop |
 Courtney, the lord bishop of Nova Sco-
 tia, assisted by the Rev. William M. |
 Grosvenor, the rector of the church. | Miss Mary Rutherford Jay will attend
 her sister as maid of honor, and Miss
 Marguerite Jevons, Miss Mary Oakley, T,,1 E. o1 ~y Miss Edith Van Cortlandt Jay cousin of the bride, will be the bridesmaids. J. Mcdonald Mitchell will be Mr. Wells l best man. The ushers will be James G. Phelps Stokes, F. Rush Duer Frederick s. Hoppin, jr., of Providence, Ellery o. Anderson, Colonel George R. Dyer, John Jay, John w. Norton of Boston and Winthrop E. Dwight of New Ha- ven. The bride will enter the church and be given away by her brother, Pierre Jay. After the ceremony there will be small reception at the home of the brides mother, No 3S West Forty fifth street. MT. and Mrs Wells will make their home at No. 27 Waverley place.
 The marriage of Miss Alice Duer, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. James G. King Duer, to Henry Wise Miller, son of Captain and Mrs. Jacob w. Miller, was very quiet wedding, graced, however, by many of the brides and intimate friends. The re- ception afterward, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Duer, on East Fifty-third . street, New York, was thoroughly in |, formal partaking more of the charac- ter of an afternoon tea MT. and Mrs. , Miler's future home for at least six / months of the year will be at San Jose, Costa Rica.
 Invitations have been received in New ' York for the wedding of Miss Maude Ethel Penf1eld, daughter of Mrs. J. A Peniield of Bridgeport, Conn.,, to George Burr Whitehead, also of Bridgeport, at ':30 o'clock on Wednesday evening next, October Il, at the First M. E. church, The Rev. Dr. Joseph Pull . nan of Stamford, assisted by the Rev. Harvey E. Burnes, pastor of the church, 'ormerly of New Haven, will perform he ceremony, which will be followed | ,y reception to which only relatives ind intimate friends are invited, at the nome of the bride, No. 335 John street. The bride will have for maid of honor Ter twin sister, Miss Marian Ednah 2enf1eld. The bridesmaids will be Miss Carolyn Eichbauer of Brooklyn, Miss Tinnie s. Rose of Westfied, Mass, Miss Charlotte N. Clark of Milford, Conn, lnd Miss Helen l.. Utley of New Brain- rec, Mass, all college friends of the pride. The maid of honor will wear a ,own of white mousseline de soie, and will carry bunch of white chrysanthe- nuns, while the bridesmaids will be ttired alike in gowns of white mousse Inc de soie over pink taffeta, and each will carry a cluster of pink chry santhe- nuns. The bride has presented these ( oung women with water colors in gold rames, the paintings being her own york. Miss Penfleld will wear gown f white satin made with long train, trimmed with duchesse lace and pearls S Ter tulle veil will be fastened with a iamond sunburst, gift from the - whose best man will be rank D. Bell of Bridgeport. The ush- = rs will be William c. Hawley, William Ewad and Willis H. Lyon of Bridge ort and T. Snowden Thomas of New 'ork. MT. Whitehead has given his est man set of gold cuff links The ouple will spend the honeymoon in the outh,