The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-17

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 The marriage of Isabelle Lord, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Randolph Huntington of Oyster Bay. L. l.. to ths Rev. James Winthrop Hegeman of New York city took place at noon on We'd nesday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York. The officiating cler- gymen were the Rev. H. H. Traekburn, rector of Christ church, Oyster Bay, as- sisted by Dr. W. R. Huntington of Grace church, W. Y. Rev. D. Parker Morgan of the Heavenly Rest pro nounced the benedictiOn. The chancel was beautifully decorated with palms, asters, dahlias and cut flowers, the prevailing colors being green and white. MT Duncan, the organist of the church, rendered some very pleasing selections while the guests were assembling. The bride was escorted to the chancel by her father, who gave her away, ana was preceded by six ushers and two little children, nephew and niece Of the bride. The bride was very handsome in her gown of white panne velvet trimmed with duchess and point lace lS UOulCS was II1SIl NAbA AOiA5 She wore a full tulle veil and carried bouquet of white viOlets and lily Of the valley. Her only ornament was diamond pendant. the. gift of her uncle, w E. Beames. The ushers were Rev. Dr. Gardner, Rev. Dr. Chambers, Cecil Allen, William E. Liptrott, Frank N Kondolf and Edward Eldridge. The best man was William B. Van Bergen After the ceremony a wedding break fast was served to immediate friends of both families at the Hotel Victoria | where MT. and Mrs. Hegenlan will be at home the first two Wednesdays III December. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Randolph Huntington, Rev. and Mrs Russell, Mrs. and Miss Wash burn. Hon. and Mrs. W. J. Younge, Mrs. William Dexter Anderson from | Oyster Bay, Dr. and Mrs. w. Hall from Toronto, Can, MT. and Mrs Frank N Kondolf from Pittsburg, Miss Lipton and Judge and Mrs. Werner from Rochester, pr. and Mrs. Dor rance from Yonkers. The presents were many and elegant, among them being a quantity of cut flowers from President and Mrs Roosevelt, which l adorned the table at the wedding breakfast
 1 A very pretty wedding which took place on Thursday at noon was that Of Levin B. Fish and Marie Alice, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. A. ! Buell. of 676 State street. The cere-
 mony was performed by the Rev. w.. A. Woodford, rector of Trinity church.
 Seymour, a cousin of the bride. On account of a recent death in the
 grooms family the wedding was very quiet and informal. MT. Fish IS a
 graduate of Yale. class of 1901 s. Af- ter a short trip MT. and Mrs. Fish will
 reside in this city,
 In Waterbury October 15 Louis Os-
 trander and Miss Mattfe Cutler Oviatt, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Willis J.
 Oviatt of Ledgeside avenue, were mar ried at the home of the bride, the Rev. J. G. Davenport, D. D., Of the Second
 Congregational church officiating. The
 wedding day was also the brides twen-
 ty-first birthday. The house was pret- tily decorated with ferns and autumn
 leaves and presented a very attractive
 appearance The bride wore white silk
 null over white silk, and the brides
 maid, Miss May Oviatt, sister of the
 bride. wore white over pink. > The best
 man was brother of the bridegroom
 DaIos Ostrander of Salisbury. The
 gift of the bride to the bridesmaid was 1 ring, and that of the bridegroom to
 the best man a handsome scarf pin. A large number of beautiful gifts were
 received by the young couple, including
 cut glass, silver, china and bric-a-brac
 A wedding supper was served after the
 ceremony. MT and Mrs. Ostrander left
 town on the 7:05 train for a brief we'd
 ding trip On their return they vii
 reside, for time, at the home of the
 brides parents on Ledgeside avenue Among the out of town guests were Mrs. Adam Ostrander and Miss May Ostrander of Salisbury, and Mrs ? Young of Southbridge, Mass, mother
 and sisters of the bridegroom; Mis-: Charlotte Young of Southbridge; Mrs William Rogers of New Haven, aunt o , the bride; Miss Hattie Plumley of Pal
 mer, Mass, and Miss Webster O. , Thomaston.
 After a pleasant trip abroad, lasting several mont hs C. M. Hamm of Al
 ingtown returned Wednesday evening on board the Kronprinz Wilhelm. 5 W. E. White of this city, the socialis nominee for secretary of state, spoke fl f Wooster square, Danbury, last evening MT. White is state organizer for the so l cialist party.
 Miss Isabelle Fuller of Hartford i z entertaining Miss Lena Lang of thi 3 city for couple of weeks, after whicl = she will visit her cousin, Miss Grac - Barnard of New Britain.
 Rev. Stanley r. Blomfeld and Dea
 con James Tucker of Stony Creek at
 tended the one hundred and seventy
 fifth anniversary of the Congregations !. church in North BranfOrd Wednesday
 MT. Bloomfield delivered an address q the afternoon service, speaking in hi 9 usually impressive manner and wa followed with the closest attention. 2 Mrs. McKendrick of New Canaan i visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Illus ted at their home on Main street, Wes Haven.
 ' F. D. Putnam of WhitneyvilIe ha
 sued the Consolidated railroad for $10, GOO for personal injuries received at tn
 time a horse was killed at Vernon re
 gently. Putnam is driver for Frank
 Coe of Middlefield, and was in the ca
 with the horse at the time of the acci " dent.
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