The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-21
MIX-WHITCoMB.
One of New Haven's Fairest Daugh-
 ters Weeds Wallingford Man.

OHe or NeW hdVen FalreSL DauSH- ters Weeds Wallingford Man
 Miss Claribel Mix, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Willis L. Mix of 511 George street, last night was united in mar
 riage to Albert L. Whitcomb, son of
 Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Whitcomb of Mill | ford Miss Mix is a graduate of Burn ! ham Hall, Northampton. and three of | her classmates attended the wedding.
 They were Miss Katherine Blackinton
 of Blackinton, Mass, Miss Julia Den
 yer of Roxbury, Mass. and Miss Claire
 MacCrum of Larchmont, N. Y.
 The ceremony was performed by the
 Rev. pr. W. w. Leete of Dwight Place
 church.
 The bridal party stood in the circular 1 tower which formed a picturesque cor
 ner of the front drawing room. Palms,
 smilax and chrysanthemums formed a background for the party and they were also used in profusion throughout the rooms.
 | An orchestra. stationed in the music room, played a we'll arranged pro- 1 gramme while the guests assembled, and during the reception.
 1 The usherS were Louis Graeber and Harry Norton, both of Wallingford. | The honor maid was Miss Harriet Blakeslee of this city, the bridesmaid Miss Emma Strong of Boston, Mass, 0 sin of ba R1alxaq1an wore a pretty dress of light blue Lans- down with lace trimmings, while Miss Strong wore pink Lansdown made with cluny lace and chiffon. Two ribbon girls, all in white, led the way, forming an aisle marked off with white satin ribbons. They were the Misses Dorothy Blakeslee and Miss Florence Downs. The bride was gowned in a beautiful creation of white crepe d'chine over white taffeta. made with chiffon and pearl trimmings. The bouquet was of brides roses and chrysanthemums The veil was caught with a pearl sunburst, the gift of the groom.
 The decorations in the supper room consisted of ropings of smilax caught at the chandelier and confined at the four corners of the table with bows of rib bon. The, centerpiece was of yellow chrysanthemums and smilax.
 The brides souvenirs to her maids were lovely rose gold pins set with opals. The grooms gifts to his ushers were gold and pearly scarfpins.
 There was superb collection of we'd ding gifts, including fine china and sil- verware from the parents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb left last night for short wedding trip. After December the young couple will begin housekeeping in Wallngford.
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. D. S. Whitcomb. parents of the groom, and Miles Whitcomb of Milford; MT. and Mrs. Arthur Whit comb of Paterson, N. J.; the brides relatives included MT and Mrs Louis Mix, Mir and Mrs. Edward Mix, Miss Nellie Mix. Miss Jessie Mix Miss Vir- ginia Mix, Miss Edna Mix, Louis B. Mix of Stamford, Major and Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee and family, MT and Mrs. Essi stannard and family, MT. and Mrs. Delos Bristol, Miss Julia Booth, Miss Grace Walker, Miss Mabel Stoddard. Miss Jessie Wyre, Miss Minnie Kraft, Miss Bessie Mix, Miss Mildred French, Miss Bertha Kimberly, Miss Maud Kimberly, Miss Agnes Whitcomb, Mrs. George T. Strong of Boston, Mrs. F. S. Bradley of Boston, Miss Margaret Lewis, MT. and Mrs. ". R, Downs, Misses Norton of Wallingford, Miss Badger of Wallingford MT. and Mrs. F. H. Kimberly, MT. and Mrs. Royal Whitcomb, Miss Spaeth of New ark, N J.. pr. and Mrs. Henry P. Sage MT. and Mrs, Wolcott, Miss Vol colt, Miss Bertha Griggs Arthur Sper- ny, Ray Downs. Miss Florence Peck, Vincent Clark of Milford, MT. and Mrs. George P. Smith, Mrs. w. w. Leete.