The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-30
VARIOUS WEDDINGS.
! This C,itv and in West Haven.

In This City and in West Haven.
Miss Julia Kaiser and Louis Sugen-
heimer both of this city, were mar
ried yesterday morning at the summer
home on Beach street, West Haven, of
Jacob Johnson, attended only by the
immediate family 1t was one of the
prettiest of the summer weddings. The
affair was a very quiet one, the Rev
Mr.. Levy of the orange street temple
officiating. The bride wore an elegant
brown broadcloth tailor suit and was
unattended Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served to the
guests after which Mr. and Mrs. Sugen-
herner left for an extended wedding
trip, which will include a week at At
lantic City, besides shorter stops at
Niaraga Falls, Washington and other
points of interest On their return to
this city they will stop for some time
at the Hotel Davenport. Al large and
beautiful collection OF cut glass, silver,
pictures, ETC., is included among the
wedding gifts. Among those present at
the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs, Jacob
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sugenfeimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goodman, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Sugenheimer, DR..
Max Mailhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
c. Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. Frankenburg,
Joseph Sugenheimer ISidore Sugen-
heimer and the Misses Sugenheimer.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
when A. e. Swift of this city was mar
ried to Miss Grace Edna Rice. The
bride Is a prominent musician of Anso-
MIA, where she for long time has held
the position of soprano soloist in one
of the churches, while the bridegroom
is the proprietor Of Stilman's Dairy
lunch room of 121 Crown street. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift have the best
wishes of a large circle OF friends in
this city as well as in Ansonia.
A very pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed in St. Mary's church yesterday
morning by Rev. Father Sheffron,
when William Kingslow and Miss Rose
McDonough Were united in wedlock.
The bride was becomingly attired in
white chiffon over silk. The maid of
honor, Miss KingsloW, was attired in
pink silk; John Kavanaugh was the
best man. The couple will reside, in
Winchester avenue
At st. Mary's church yesterday
morning Bernard Connolly was united
in marriage to Miss Katherine Farrell,
Rev. Father Linnehan officiating. The
bride was very pretty in grey and
white. The maid Of honor was Miss
Nora Farrell, who was beconlngly at
tired In white organdie over pink silk.
Thomas Corcoran was best man. The
groom, Mr.. Connolly, is employed by
Peck Brothers. and nicely furnished
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An exceedingly pretty summer we'd
ding was that which occurred at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon uniting
in marriage Attorney Henry A. L. Hall
and Miss Alice Hine. Both are well
known West Haven people, and have
hosts Of friends in that place. Mr.
Hall is prominent member of the
West Haven board of education and is
also a member Of the firm of Clark
Blake, Hall & Peck, the we'll known
law firm Of this city. Miss Hine is
the youngest daughter of Mrs L. t.
I1ine of So Main street, West Haven.
At the ceremony only the relatives of
the bride and the most intimate friends
of both parties were present The bride
was charmingly attired in a gown of
white organdie, gaccordan pleated. and
wore tulle veil fastened with lilies of
the valley The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Arthur James Gam
mack, M. A., rector of Christ church
Of West Haven. The house was pref
tily and deliberately decorated with
flowers and a New Haven caterer serv-
ed the feast. After a wedding trip of
about two weeks Mr.. and Mrs Hall
will reside at 81 Main street, West
Haven