The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-25

| ways very fond of her granddaughter
| and she enjoyed herself very much
| She has always had excellent health
and she was in high spirits and received
many congratulations from her many
friends present
A beautiful wedding yesterday was
that of Miss Grace Pauline Foote, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Foote of 263 Howard avenue. She was
welded last evening at s O'Clock to j.
| Burton Pierson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pierson of 103 Howard avenue,
in the Howard avenue Congregational
| church, in the presence of 300 invited
guests. The church was finely and pro-
| fusely adorned for the happy occasion,
Florist Moore officiating.
While the guests were assembling
Henry X, Beach, the organist of the
church, played an especially prepared
programme of music appropriate to
such an occasion. The ushers led the
way. They were George Keenan,, Gill
bert Tullock, William Tibbils and Clar-
ence Camp. The bridesmaids followed
the ushers. They We're Miss Florence
Harvey and Miss Maud Rood. They
We're dressed alike In pink cloth gowns,
the skirts made with deep flounce and
demi-train. The trimmings were of
lace, with an eton Jacket of the lace
worn over the bodice. Their bouquets
We're pink and white chrysanthemums
A cousin of the bride, Miss Mabel
Hosking, was honor maid.
The bride entered leaning on the arm
of her father, who gave her away The
L. ,,taJ, hi tA
satin, the train nearly two yards long.
This was bordered by chiffon and silk
applique of exquisite design, which rose
on the front and side breadths at the
seams to meet four large roses of the
same beautiful material. A dust ruff1e
of lace showed beneath the foot of the
skirt The bodice was a draped front
and renaissance lace yoke and collar,
the elbow sleeves finished with fall OF
duchess lace. The veil of tule was
fastened to the hair with a wired bow
of chiffon and ribbon, tiny aigrete In
the center. She carried bride roses. At
the end of the procession walked Miss
Lille T. Foote, 1.-The baby of the fam
ily," niece of the bride and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Foote
The groom and his brother William
H. Pierson, who was best man, entered |
from the side, preceded by the pastor of
the church. the Rev. w. j. Mulch, who
performed the ceremony.
The brides gift to her honor maid was
a beautiful four-stone opal ring set in
pearls, the two maids also receiving
opal rings. The groom's gift to his
ushers were scarfpins set with a pearl,
that to his best man showing a dia-
mond in place of the pearl. For the
lower girl there was gold paddock
bracelet.
After supper was served Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierson left for their wedding trip of
.en days to Philadelphia and Washing
on The going-away gown was tail
,red grayish blue covert cloth, lined
With in a harmonizing shade. The hat
vas made of the cloth, with two POM
1oms of silver fox fur at the left side,
he crown draped in blue velvet and
attn to match the gown.
The presents received by the bride
we're many and beautiful, including
rom her father check for 800, an ele-
rant chair and log cabin silk quilt from
Ter mother, bedroom suite from Will
lam H. Pierson, silk quilt in biscuit
esign from Mrs. George Pierson, silver