The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-10
NORTON-HASSELBACH.
Quiet Ceremony United a Popular Cou-
 pie Last Night.

l Quiet Ceremony United Popular Cou-
 pie Last Night.
 The wedding of Miss Emma Hassel- bach daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred of this city, took place last evening. The ceremony was performed at 6:SO o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Leete of Dwight Place church, only the immediate mem-
 bers of the families being present. It was followed by reception from seven until nine o'clock. MT Norton was a member of the Naval Reserves at the time of the Spanish war. He is the New Haven representative of Hoggson Brothers of New York, con- tracing designers. The wedding took place at the future home of the young people, No 345 Whalley avenue, which has been beautifully furnished and ar ranged for their future occupancy. The rooms were decorated by Moore. in southern smilax, and in the front room, where the ceremony occurred white lilies azalias, roses and carnations were used in profusion.
 The bride had no attendants. and was gowned in a beautiful dress of soft white crepe de chine.
 The grooms gift to his bride was a gold watch engraved with monogram and Fleur de Lis pin of gold. The ush- CTS were William F. Hasselbach, broth CT of the bride, George B. Cooper of New York, Frank l.. Owen of Hartford and Harry c. Barnett of this city. Over 200 invitations were issued to the we'd ding. Among those receiving cards Miss Gertrude Norton, MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Xxi, erly, s. c. Stone and family, MT. and Mrs Herbert North, MT, and Mrs. IT. E. Dow, MT. and Mrs. Ives, Mir and Mrs. Robert F. Mitchell, Miss Mildred Mitchell, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Hart, Miss Emma Hart, Miss Kath- erine La Field of Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. Charles Birely, MT. and Mrs. Elmo Platt, MT and Mrs. c. H. Miller, Will liam J. Hoggson and M. F. Hoggson of New York, Dr Gervase Green, MT. and Mrs, Edward Teasing. MT and Mrs. w. J. Warner, Miss Mable Warner, MT. and Mrs. William Warner, Misses Katherine and Annie Keeney, Miss Su- sic Baldwin, Mrs Rand, Miss Ida Strasbing, MT, and Mrs. Henry E. Brown, MT. and Mrs Hull MT. Roak, Walter Stout of New York H. D. Foss of Boston, Benjamin Ball. MT. and Mrs. Charles Williams, MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Stetson, MT. and Mrs. Tripp, Miss Caroline Tripp, MT. and Mrs Hinckley, Miss Jennie .Griswold, MT. and Mrs J. Wesley Platt, Miss A. Wilkinson, MT. and Mrs. J. Edward Geary, the Misses Esther Hull, Cora Hotchkiss, Harriet Hubbell Helen Doolittle, Mabel Phelps and Helen Low, John Morse of Meriden, Mir and Mrs. Arich. Mrs. Futile, Walter Filley, Edward Burgess, Charles Wells Mrs. William Stirr1p, Miss Daisy Norton, MT. Church, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips, Frederick Kutcher, MT. and Mrs. Benton MT. and Mrs Samh1is, MT. and Mrs. John Os- born MT. and Mre Theodore Thompson of Middletown, Mir and Mrs. Andrews of New York, MT and Mrs. Partridge and Miss Minnie Watrous. The brides going away gown was of black canvas cloth, with black straw hat trimmed with linen medalions.
 A large number of beautiful and costly gifts including furniture, silver and glass and china with a very sub- stantial check from the brides brother testify to the esteem in which the young couple are held.