The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-04
MATTH EWS-H.I YES.
Very Pretty Ceremony at Residence of
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l Very Pretty Ceremony at Residence of | Brides Father Last Evening. l A pretty wedding last evening was
 that of Miss Anna Louise Matthews,
 daughter of George A. Matthews, pres
 ident of the New Haven Paper compa-
 ny, to George Marshall Hayes. The
 ceremony took place at o'clock at the
 residence of the bride, No. 726 Orange
 street. The Rev. Frank R. Luckcy,
 pastor of the Humphrey street church
 officiated, but the full Episcopal form Of
 ceremony was used. There were neither bridesmaids nor best man at the cere- mony. The young couple entered to- gether and proceeded to the improv!%ad altar, preceded by the ushers. The lat
 ter were George A. Matthews, jr., and Henry ". B. Manson.
 | The ceremony took place in the front drawing-room, which, as well as the
 rest of the house, had been very beau tifully decorated for the occasion by Platt, the florist The bay window, in front of which the bridal party stood,
 was solidly banked with palms of many
 varieties. The lace curtains at every
 window were lavishly draped in aspara-
 gus vines, while the chandeliers were
 twined with graceful smilax, In the library adjoining, the fireplace was filled in with ferns the mantel above
 massed in pink and white roses, the same flowers appearing elsewhere in the room. The large entrance hall and
 stairway were decorated with ropings of Christmas greens; the dinning room and table were done in red roses and smilax. An orchestra, stationed In the music room at a distance pleasantly re- mote from the guests played appropri- ate music during the ceremony and re- ception following.
 The bride was beautifully attired in white crepe de chine, trimmed with spangled lace. She wore veil and car ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
 On their return from their wedding trip MT and Mrs. Hayes will reside on Lawrence street. and will be at home to their friends after February l.
 Among the guests at the wedding were the following: MT. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, MT. and Mrs. George T. Brad ley, MT. and Mrs. Milton Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Walter Bradley, Miss Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Thompson, Mrs. John Isbell, Miss Isbell, Rev. and Mrs. Frank R. Luckey, Mrs, Harry M. Best of New York, MT. and Mrs. John Galla- gher, Miss Caroline Daniker, Miss Eve lyn Plumb of Bridgeport, Miss Martha Hayes, MT. and Mrs. H. M. Kochers- berger, General and Mrs. Henry s. Peck, Miss Edith Munson, William Hayes, Miss Mary Hayes, Mrs F. Townsend Mix, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Reed 1r, of New York. Harry ". Matthews Miss Harriet Hayes MT. and Mrs, Smith G. Weed, Mrs, Charles R. Hayes, MT. and Mrs Leonard Hotchkiss, Henry w. B. Manson. Mir, and Mrs. Robert Manson, MT and Mrs. Charles Elliott Hayes, Mir and Mrs. Charles P. Thompson, MT, and Mrs. Edward Perry, Mir, and Mrs, John F, Healy, Mss Healy, Dr. and Mrs. F. W Brown, MT, and Mrs Frank A. Cor bin, Miss Ruth Corbin, Mir. and Mrs M. B. Newton, George B. Finch of South ington, MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Etannard, MT. and Mrs. Frank c, Bushnell, Miss Charlotte Bushnell, Mrs Charles W. Birely, MT. and Mrs. John E. Kirby, MT. and Mrs T. Attwater Barnes, Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Hosmer and Miss Hos mer