Connecticut western news., 1901-09-05
HARRISON-HARRISON WEDDING,


 On August 2Sth. Julge and Mrs George c. Harrison of "Plainyiew Hill." West Cornwall. Conn gave sp exceedingly pleasant home wedding to their daughter. Gertrude Chandler, and Arthur Kenyon Harrison of Boston. Mass.
 The house was tastefnlly decorated with hemlock, ferns and golden rod, and the day was perfect. Nature seemed to shower her brightest smiles upon the happy couple preparing to em- bark on their journey of welded life. As a special request of the bride. "The Bridal Chorus" from "rhe Rose Maid. en" was sung al the opening by Miss Mabel Todd Harrison, 8 sister of tn, bride, Miss Jessie O. Hart accompany ing. This was followed by two other selections on the piano by Miss Hart
 At just two o'clock the calls Of Lohengrin's march burst upon the ear of the assembly, announcing the ap proach of the bridal procession whic was ushered in by John K. Harrison only brother If the bride. and Mir F H. Monroe of New Haven. Following came Bessie Moore Harrison. s niece of the bride, ss flower girl. The groom, sttired in the conventional suit of black attended by the best man, Mir. Herbert Alden Kenyon of Providence, R. l., came next. after whom was Miss Mabel Todd Harrison, sister of the bride, as maid of honor Then came the bride and her father. The entire party was encircled with white ribbons carried by George Harrison Monroe, Burke Emerson Whitney. Daniel Mac. Donald Halladsy and Rebscca Louise Harrison, nephews and niece of the bride. The bridal party gathered be- meath beautiful bower of bemlock and hydrsngea. The bride vas attired in white orgsndie, hand made and elsbor. ately trimmed with lace and insertion. Her veil was caught up with lilies of the valley and she carried beautiful boquet of brides roses. The maid of honor was dressed in white muslin and carried bridesmaids roses. The little attendants were all in white. Rev. Edward O, Starr read the in pressive service of the Episcopal Church which blended two lives into one. Mendels. shon's wedding march was rendered during congratulations and best wishes of the assembled guests.
 An excellent collstion was served on the lawn and the bride and groom left on the evening train, their destination being Nova Scotia. They will live in Winchester, Mass, suburb of Boston, where Mir Harrison is engaged in land. scape architecture.
 Many beautiful and costly gifts oi cut glass, china. silverware and linen, also pictures. money and fine needle work expressed the love of many kind friends. The going away dress of the bride was blue broad cloth trimmed with applique and panne velvet em. broidery.
 The out of town guests were: Mir and Mrs F. H. Monroe. Mr and Mrs NJ. R Halladay of New Haven. and Mir and Mrs H. D. Whitney of Hartford, sisters of the bride; Mrs George E. Harrison of Windham, Ohio, MT William liar. rison and daughter, Miss Annie liar, rison, of Lebanon Springs. N r., father and sister of the groom; MT Walter H. Harrison and wife of Philadelphia. Pa. brother of the groom; Miss Minnie Browning of Chatham. N. Y, Mrs Kate Johnson of Saratoga. N. Y.. Miss Florence Kenyon of Providence, R. I {, Mrs W. H. Hewitt, Miss Mary O. Hewitt and Attorney Harrison Hewitt of New Haven, Mrs J. H. Leavsnworth of New Haven. Miss Harriet Hutchin' son of Bristol. Conn, Miss Ruth Roots of Morris, Conn Mrs E. J. Minor and Mrs H. E. Harrison of Madison. Conn.