The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-13

she will sail next Saturday for a Euro ] Germany and Italy Miss Alling is { l daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Johl | filling, the latter having been wei known in Wallingford.
 | At 12 o'clock yesterday the wedding of Miss Emily Hart Wells, daughter o
 MT. and Mrs. stephen Morgan Wells ! of Wethersfeld, and Percy Coe Egg | gleston, took place at the home o1
 the brides parents in Wethersfeld. The | ceermony was performed by the Rev James W. BiXbee, of New London, as- | sisted by the Rev, George l.. Clark, o1 | Wethersield. The maid of honor was Miss Sarah Wells, Benjamin Lloyd | Armstrong was best man. The ushers | were Elmer Il. Spaulding and James Wells. MT. Eggleston, who is a promi- l nent New London man, is a graduate of Yale and while in college was an edi- tor of the Yale Courant and later of the Yale Lit" He also distinguished
 himself by winning many honors in
 the university He was speaker at the
 junior exhibition for the Henry Ten
 Eyck prizes. At graduation he received
 dissertation appointment. and special
 honors in political science, history and
 law. Mir Eggleston's bride is very
 popular in Hartford and Wethersfeld
 society, and her wedding yesterday
 was one of the brilliant society events
 of the season.
 The marriage of Miss Pearl Mae
 Christie. daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 Robert G. Christie, and Frederick
 Bornmann took place last evening at ]
 o'clock at the home of the brides par
 ents, 245 Center street, West Haven
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Frank H. Ra1l. pastor of the Trim ity Methodist church.
 Miss Grace Smith, of North Haven, is the guest of Miss Blanche Harrison, of Wallingford
 Sterling lodge, No. AS, A. o. IT. w., last evening held a very interesting meeting at which F, G. M W. John c, Gallagher, P. G. M. w. Walter Leigh, G. s, Harry Leigh, F. M, W, Sloan of Meriden, P. M. w. Demerest, of Bridgeport, P. M. w. Ricketts, of New Haven, and others entertained the members and visiting brothers. A large attendance is expected.
 The wedding of Miss Marie Melville Truesdale, daughter of President W. H. Truesdale, of the Delaware, Lacka- wanna and Western railroad, and Richard M Bissell, of Chicago, will take place June 25 at the summer home of the brides parents, Indian Field" in Greenwich. It will be home we'd ing on an leaborate scale. The room in which the ceremony is to be performed will be transformed into a chapel for the occasion. Fifteen hundred invita- tions to the wedding have been issued and special cars will convey the guests to Greenwich and return. Following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Bissell will of greens. After the guests depart the bridal couple will go aboard w. E. Bliss yacht Felicia. They will sail the following day for q three months trip abroad.
 Mrs Henry Miller, formerly of Or ange street, in this city, and now of Stuttgart, Germany. is the guest of | Miss Emma Moegling, of Beach street, l West Haven. This Is Mrs. Milers | irst visit to New Haven in some years ind she is accordingly welcomed by | Ter many friends in the city. MT. Miller is now a director in the Neues ragblatt, prominent newspaper of Stuttgart. Mrs. Arnold Ruge, of New | York city, is also the guest of her sis CT, Miss Moegling, for few weeks.