The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-13
WEDDINGS.
McKenna-Lane-Brewer-scobie.

Inefe was very pretty WeuulIlS at
 St. Mary's church yesterday morning
 at 10:30. The contracting parties were
 Miss Lillian McKenna, daughter of
 the late MT. and Mrs. Patrick McKen-
 ma, and MT. John J. Lane. The cere-
 mony was performed by Rev. Father
 Moore, of New Britain, cousin of the bridegroom. The bride was attended
 by Miss Minnie Moran as maid of hon.
 or. MT. William McQuaid, Yale 'S9, of
 New York, acted as best man and the
 ushers were MT. William Maher and
 MT John Mcfarland. MT. Joseph D.
 Rice presided at the organ and while
 the guests were being seated rendered
 a programme of Wagnerian music.
 1 The bride wore magnificent gown of Renaissance lace over white taffeta
 and figured lsse. The bodice of the
 gown was very simple, of lace and lisse
 and fagot-trmmed chiffon. With this | gown she wore large white plumed | hat and carried a shower bouquet of
 brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 The gown worn by the maid of honor
 was simple creation of white crepe
 de chine and Chantilla lace over white
 taffeta with a sash of pale blue chiffon.
 A large black Gainsborough hat was
 worn with this Her flowers were
 brides roses.
 After the ceremony there was a re- ception held at the home of the bride 1 404 Edgewood avenue. On their return | they will reside at the brides residence 1 Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Eugene McKenna, MT. and Mrs. James T. Moran, MT. and Mrs. E. T. Kennedy,
 Mrs. Lane, Miss Minnie Lane, Miss
 Elizabeth Lane, MT. Thomas Lane of
 New York, Mrs. A. F. Kane, Miss Sa-
 die Kane, MT. William Kane, MT. and
 Mrs. Thomas Moran, Miss Moran, Miss
 Katherine Moran, MT. and Mrs. Robert
 E. Murphy, Mrs Anna Ingoldsby, MT.
 John Ingoldsby, ST., MT. John Inglods-
 by, jr., Miss Mary Ingoldsby, Miss An
 nie Ingoldsby, MT. Patrick Cullom,
 Miss Mary Cullom MT. and Mrs. Will
 liam McGushion, MT and Mrs. John
 Mcfarland, MT. and Mrs. James Lane,
 Miss Eleanor Kennedy, Mir. John Ken nedy, MT. and Mrs. James Pigott, MT P, J. Cronan, Mr. William O'Keefe, the Misses O'Keefe, Mr. and Mrs John Moore, Miss Alice Moore, Mrs Moore LII. M 1. V SOilHOl. LII. JOllIi l-upy, MT James C. Kerrigan, the Rev. John Russell, the Rev. Dr. Higgins, the Rev, John Kennedy of Westville and the Rev. Edward Downs of Hartford.
 Guests at the wedding Tuesday even- ing of Miss Eva l.. Brewer, daughter of | Police Captain and Mrs. James P. | Brewer, to MT. Robert Scobie, at Cap | tain and Mrs Brewers residence on | Cottage street, Rev. F. R, Luckey, of- | ficiating, were: Mr and Mrs. William H. Brewer of Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs. | George Brewer of Ansonia, Miss Lizzie and Sarah Cook of Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs Frank Johnson, MT. and Mrs. John Scobie, MT. and Mrs Wellington Russell of Orange, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Scobie of Orange, MT and Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Fannie Smith, Judge and Mrs. L. N. Blydenburgh MT. and Mrs John Brewer of Susque- hannah, Pa; MT. and Mrs. Orr Mrs Frances Boess, the Misses Ella and Mabel Brown, Frank Brown of Hart ford, Mr and Mrs Frederick F. Bald win, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Busfield of Utica, N. Y; MT. and Mrs. Louis Be- mont of New Britain. MT and Mrs. ILtSdl Joeti Hts, 4hl- iiIi hl II i1 Brett, MT. and Mhs. John Cook of Brooklyn, Mrs. Sarah Cook, MT. and Mrs Andrew Chatfield, Miss Hattie A. Ely, Mrs. James E. Enright, MT and Mrs. Howard Ford, MT. and Mrs. James Gilbert Miss Mabel E. Good rich, MT. and Mrs. Ellis Good, MT. and Mrs. Alexander Gibson, MT. and Mrs William Gibson, MT. and Mrs Charles D. Hall, MT. and Mrs. William Had den, MT. and Mrs. James Hall, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Jackson, MT, and Mrs John Jackson, MT. and Mrs. John Kee- nan, MT. Arthur Kennison, Miss Min nie Kennison, MT. and Mrs Clarence Letee, MT. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood, Rev. MT. Mutch and Mrs Mutch, MT, md Mrs. John Martin, MT. and Mrs. ( William Moran, Mir and Mrs. Louis ( Manville, MT. and Mrs Henry Russ, I Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Smith, Miss Jo- l tie Russ, MT. and Mrs. Nelson Smith, Mr. and Mrs John Smith, Rev. MT. ( Tillotson of Newburgh, N. Y,; MT. and r Mrs. Harry Todd, MT. and Mrs. Her. l ,ert Todd, MT. and Mrs. Frank E. | Todd, Miss Myrtle Thompson, MT. and I Irs Harry Whitman of Bangor, Me; dr. and Mrs Charles Wingett, Mrs J William Warner, MT. and Mrs. Harry s Wood, MT. and Mrs. Butler and Mrs Scobe. a A very pretty wedding took place in Q Ieriden Tuesday at the Yalesville M. 2 I church, when Miss Elizabeth Mae ,arroll, of Yalesville, and Henry p ,owles Butler, of Meriden were united 5 n marriage by Rev. Asher Anderson, astor of the First Congregational hurch of Meriden
 The church was handsomely decora- F ed with field daisies and ferns and resented very attractive appearance. light hundred invitations were sent tt ut for the wedding and special trolley N ars left Merden at five and Walling- y ord at 5:15 for the church u The ushers were Howard l.. Steven u on, Ray K. Palmer, w. Irving Smith W nd Arthur C. Smith of Meriden. The e were Miss Bessie Ken SC rick of Yalesvile and Miss Gertrude of Walingford, and the maid f honor was Miss Jennie L. Carroll a Y ster of the bride of Bridgeport. Miss W arroll was accompanied to the alter J. v her brother, c. c. Carroll of Wal W ngford. The flower girls were Ruth F nd Lucy Squire, and the ring bearer Il tile Barbara Carroll. Leslie Treden-