The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23
NEWTON--PERRY.
Nuptials of Well Known Couple Yes
 terday Afternoon.

Nuptials of Well Known Couple Yes
 terday Afternoon.
 Yesterday afternoon at o'clock we've celebrated the nuptials of Miss Annie Emile Newton, daughter of Mrs. Fred erick Peck Newton, and Frederick Lord Perry, attorney-at-law and clerk of the board of charities. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the brides mother, 69 Dwight street, by the Rev. Dr. William W. tLeete, pastor of the Dwight Placet Congregational church, of which both bride and groom are members. Only the immediate rel atives of the high contracting parties were bidden to witness the trying of the knot. The bride. was attended by an honor maid, Miss Edith Grey Pope, and the best man was Edward Higgins, classmate of the groom in the class of '97 Yale law school. There were no bridesmaids. The ushers were Hen ry w. Merwin, also classmate of the groom, and Dr. Frederick Sperry.
 Miss Newton's wedding gown was of heavy white sa tin, the skirt was trained and yelled with duchess lace and ap- plique. The bodice was high necked with long sleeves, and was tucked and trimmed with a bertha of duchess lace caught with pearl ornaments. With this was worn pearl girdle. She wore a veil and carried bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Newton's orna- ments were a beautiful diamond cres- cent, the gift of the groom, and tur- uuoise brooch. Her maid of honor, Miss Edith Grey Pope of this city, wore a gown of white chiffon, the skirt flounc- ed and trimmed with mechlin lace. With this is worn pink chiffon sash, and she carried a bouquet of white l chrysanthemums, tied with pink chif- l fon.
 The rooms were very handsomely dec- orated by Champion, Withe ferns, palms and quantities of beautiful white chrys- anthemums, the color scheme being green and white In the front room where the ceremony took place the mantels were banked with maiden hair fern, and chrysanthemums, while palms were massed to form an altar. The chandeliers were twined with asparagus fern as were the hall railings. In the hall Fichtrs orchestra rendered a fine programme of music. The dining room was in charge of Moseley of the New Haven house.
 l Miss Newton's gift to MT Perry was a superb gold watch and chain and from Mrs Newton he received a Mason ic charm. Upon one side is the en- 1 blem of the Knight Templars and upon , the other the sign of the double eagle, which denotes the 32d degree, and which is set with a large diamond. His gifts to his best man and ushers were l gold scarf pins of the violet design, set with pearls. Miss Newton gave to her l honor maid gold brooch of the violet design, set with pearls.
 They were the recipients of beautiful wedding gifts. From Mrs. Newton mother of the bride, was received a chest of small table silver. From AMr
 Perry's Sunday school class at Dwight Place church was sent an exquisit cut glass vase, and from Miss Newton's class was sent picture of the class framed in burned wood, with very
 original and pretty sentiment engraved upon the back of the frame A we'd l ding reception was held from unti 80 o'clock. After wedding journey MT and Mrs. Perry will reside at & l Dwight street, and will be at home Thursdays in January.