The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-11
aired yesterday morning. Shea was
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IN WEST HAVEN.
The Hitchcock Scott Wedding-Fine
Wedding Gifts.

The Hitchcock Scott Wedding-F1ne
Wedding Gifts.
Miss Maud Hitchcock, daughter OF
Samuel L. Hitchcock, and Arthur Scott,
son Of Walter r. Scott, of New Haven,
were married Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride on Noble street,
West Haven. The house was pretuly
trimmed with smilax. An arch had
been erected between the two parlors,
entwined with vines goldenrod ana au-
tumn leaves, and under this the mar
riage service was read by Rev. II. IL.
Stevens, of Bridgeport, an uncle OF the
bride.
Miss Emma McCrea, an Intimate
friend of the bride, presided at the
piano. The bridal party consisted OF
Miss Maud Scott, maid of honor, SIS
ter of the groom; Wesley Hitchcock, a
brother of the bride, best man. The
bride looked handsome in gown or
white organdie deliberately trimmed
with Valenciennes lace, white veil ana
bride roses. She also carried shower
bouquet of bride roses. The maid wore
white organdie and carried red carna-
items.
The presents were many and useful,
consisting of silver tea set, spoons OF all
kinds, many pieces of I1aviland CHINA,
cut glass, bric-a- brac, table linen, peau-
tiful lace pieces, handsome lamp, books,
severed pictures, French gilt clock,
three tables, seven handsome chairs,
sofa pillow and many articles that will
find place in the happy couples new
home.
Among the guests were Walter, Scott
and three daughters, Mrs. Welles, or
New York. aunt of the groom; Mrs
George Roberts and Miss Myra Rob
erts, of Milford, Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert
Augur, Mrs Chadwick, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs Potter
+. H. Mildeberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ha-
gan, Frank sleler Edna Stevens, Mrs.
Chidsey Mr.. and Mrs l.. H.. Fuller,
Frank Plat, Harry Andrews Clarence
l.. Clark, Julius Petrit. Louis Beatcher,
of New Haven. Mrs. Clarence L. Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. Lewis, Mr.,
and Mrs r. Stone, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs.
Young, Miss Hopper, Mr. and Mrs Nu-
gent, Miss Flossie Humphrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hitchcock, Mrs. Pattison,
teUTPe f1ulllpIllty' WI o. i'oi'iSi 49, p" =,
and daughter Miss Abbe, of Wood
mont Mrs. Seamon Smith and son Col
lis. of Allingtown, Mrs. McCrea, of
South Norwalk and A. O. McCrea, of
New Haven.
Refreshments were served The
brides loaf was very handsome with
the marriage bell. Mr., and Mrs, Scott
left on a late train for New York At
ter a trip Of two weeks they Will re-
turn to their home on Elliott street, this
city.
The Gift Of Mr.. Scott to the bride was
a fine Shonnger piano and stool. Miss
Hitchcock received, among her many
beautiful siftsy a half dozen sterling
silver spoons from Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
w. Welch and a heavy. golden oak
rock. upholstered in tapestry, from Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Boettcher.
Mr.. Scott has for nine years been in
the employ Of the D. M. WEIGH COM
pany and is held in high esteem by his
employers
The Sunday school class CT which
Miss Hitchcock Is member presented
her with handsome inlaid mahogany
lady's parlor arm chair, upholstered In
velour.
Another gift that will be much priced
by Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Is large franz
ed photograph of the company Of the
BOYS brigade of Calvary Baptist
church, of which Mr. Scott was popu-
lar member. u r