The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-27

and only the immediate families were present.
 ] The bridal party was led by EllWood l Harris Weaver, who acted as page | Little Miss Frances Newport, a niece
 of the bride, acted as flower girl. She
 was dressed in an airy white frock ana carried basket of flowers.
 The ushers were Frederick H. Fowler
 and Charles H. B. Fowler. Following
 walked the maid of honor, Miss Agnes | Wray, a cousin of the bride, from New York. The best man was George F. AL l wood, Q classmate of the groom
 For the reception following the cere-
 mony was 250 invitations were eXtend- 1 ed. Five young ladies, schoolmates of
 the bride, served. They were Miss
 Ursula Palmer, Miss Helen Wheat, Miss | Florence Wheat, Miss Daisy Johnson all of New Haven, and Miss Addle Barnes of Southington
 i A magnificent line of gifts was recelv-
 ed by the bride. MT. and Mrs. Web ster will reside in New York after a wedding trip of two weeks.
 Among those who received invitations for the reception were the following MT. and Mrs Charles G. Salter, Ridge
 wood, N. J.; Mrs Thomas Webster,
 Newtonville, Mass; MT. and Mrs Rich
 ard Webster New Bedford; Mrs. J. F.
 Salter, the Misses Salter, MT. and Mrs
 R. J. Salter MT. and Mrs. w. c. Page,
 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hess, MT. Hess the
 manager of the Fire Insurance FIX
 change, N. Y; MT and Mrs. T. J. Kane,
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Lacour w. D.
 Beasley of Brooklyn MT. and Mrs. c.
 M. Cary, East Orange; Mrs. T. H. Bux-
 ton. North Branch; Mrs William Carter,
 Madison, all of New Jersey; George
 Sutton, New York; MT. and Mrs J. B.
 Jacobs, Brooklyn; MT. and Mrs. w. F.
 Walthew, Liverpool, England; Mir and
 Mrs. E. N. Kimball, Boston; MT. and Mrs. J. B. Cook, Boston; Daniel H.
 Weaver, West Indies; George WeaV- CT, New Bedford; Captain J. Weaver, the Misses Dickerman, MT. and Mrs D. S. Gamble, MT. and Mrs. F. c. Bush- nell, MT. and Mrs Charles Birely, MT and Mrs. Alexander Troup, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, Miss Maud Arm strong, Rev. and Mrs. Levy MT. and Mrs. Frederick Adler, Captain and Mrs. | Mehaffey. Dr. Irwin Granniss, Miss Daisy Patchen, MT. and Mrs Walter | Babcock, Louis l.. Norton, Miss Has | selbach the Misses Moeller, MT. and | Mrs. J. Harmar Bronson, Miss Emma Hart, Miss. Jennie Merwin, MT. and | Mrs. Theodore H. Macdonald, MT. and | Mrs. G. A. Babcock MT. and Mrs F. H. Lewis, MT. and Mrs F. H. Benton, all of New Haven; Colonel and Mrs. A. II. Wray of New York, MT. and Mrs. | John l.. Merwin, Mrs. George Cook, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Holbrook of Bos- ton, MT. and Mrs. William Hull Philip Buxbaum, w Gamaliel Bailey, MT. and | Mrs. w. V. Latin of Stratford, MT. | and Mrs. J. G. Webster, MT. and Mrs. Lola Capers, pr. and Mrs. J. W. In gals of Brooklyn, Mrs. Julia Daniels of MT. and Mrs c. F. Clark of Milford, w. A. Lanyon, Miss Edith Lanyon, the Misses Pierpont, Mrs. John Marshall Mason, Frank Mason, Captain and Mrs. Magnus Manson and guests from Nova Scotia, MT. and Mrs. George Dayton of New Haven. Yale class mates and friends of the groom pres ent were Wyckoff Wilson of Hartford, ! George Henry Smith of New York, H. r. Warner of Rochester, Samuel F. Brooks, A. Y. Dubuque, w. B. Neville, Charles Hathaway, and l.. F. Turpay.