Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-22
NORRIS BILLIARD.
Wedding Took Place at 12:sO To-day at St Inhn,s Church.

Wedding Took Place at 12:30 To-day at St Johns Church.
 The marriage of Miss Fanny Sey- hour Hillard of this city and George L. Morris of Philadelphia was solemn lzed at St Johns church at 12:3o to- day. The Right Rev ". N. McViekar' bishop-coadjutor of Rhode Island, who performed the ceremony. was assisted by the Right Rev Chauncey B. Brews- ter, bishop of Connecticut. The wen- ding was one of the brilliant social functions of the season.
 The admission to the church was py card only. It was pretty vision that greeted the eyes of the guests as they entered the church, which was hand somely decorated for the occasion by Dallas. White and green were the pre- yailing colors in the decorations, and white lilacs were the flowers chiefly used. The pews, reserved for the we'd ding guests, were marked by pretty punches of white lilacs. The pupils or St Margaret's school, where the bride was formerly a teacher, occupied the seats in the side galleries.
 When the wedding procession en- tered the church every seat was occu- pied. Sweet were the strains of the, processional hymn, 'The Voice that Breathed Ger Eden," which was sung by the vested choir of the church un- der the direction of w H. Miner, the organist- Here it may be remarked that the musical program was of a very elaborate nature. During the marriage ceremony the hymn 70 Per- feet Love-" and the anthem Peace I Leave With You' were sung. The re cessional hymn was Lord, Who at Cana's Wedding Feast" A beautiful gown of white satin, with trimmings of duchess lace, was the costume of the bride, who also wore veil and carried lilies of the valley. The matron of honor, Mrs J. Lincoln Fem of Hart ford, sister of the bride. was attired an costume of pink liberty crepe trimmed with chiffon She wore a white lace hat trimmed with pink nioss roses and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and maidenha1r fern. Pre- ceding the bridal procession were two pretty little flower girls, dressed in white and carrying baskets of forget me-nots. They were nliss Polly Morris of Philadelphia, a niece of the bride groom. and Miss Isabel MacLeish of Chicago, a niece of the bride The eight bridesmaids, who were gowned Tn white organdy with lace medallions and wore toques of pink moss rosebuds and moss and carried bouquets of maidenhair fern, were Miss Annie Mor- ris and Miss Evelyn AIorris of Phila- delphia, sisters of the bridegroom: Miss Anna Paul and Miss Pauline Morris of Philadelphia, cousins of the bride groom; Miss Gertrude Whittemore Of Naugatuck. Miss Mary Steele of Gen. eva, N. Y., Miss Mary BurralI and Miss Helen Smith of this city. The bride was given away by her brother. Fred erick w. Hillard of New York. The best man was Joseph Morris of PhiIa- delphia, brother of the bridegroom The ushers were Messrs Christopher and Harold Morris of Philadelphia. brothers of the bridegroom; John HiI- lard of New Haven. brother of the bride; Hollingsworth Wood of New 1ork, Harvey and Alfred Scattergood and John and Samuel Morris of Phila-s delphia, cousins of the bridegroom. and C sanford Bull and Charles P. Kellogg of this city. s .s9.@I7
 Sweet melody was poured forth from me chimes as the bridal procession left -A4lCL al WGQu1u2 Dpe9K- last, which was served at St Mar. garet's school, MT and Mrs Morris who were the recipients of innumerable costly gifts, left on an afternoon train on their honeymoon. They will -eside in Philadelphia
 Among the out of town guests nres- ent were MT and Mrs Theodore Morris. pare1tg of the bridegroom; Miss aic. ITS, Mis- Ellen Morris. Miss Jaeau2tiaa Morris and Miss Katherine Morris. his sisters; MT and Mrs w P. Morris. Master Sidney Morris and Miss Polly MOTHS, his brother and family: Nh. and Mrs Frederick Morris. Mir and Mrs ] William H. Morris, Miss Paul Miss Margaret Morris, Mrs Ashbridge. Miss Banners, Miss Miller MT Thorn and. Mr Longstreet, all of Philadelphia; Mrs Andrew MacLeish of Chicago, Freder 1ck w Hillard and Helen l.. Hillard of New York, brother and sisters of the bride; J. Lincoln Fenn. Mrs Charles Jewell, Miss Helen Brown, Mrs Frank Woodworth, Miss Bessie Woodwork. Mr and Mrs James S. Andrews. Robert
 N Huntington. Jr, Walter Schutz sir and Mrs John J. Nairn, Mr and Mrs Charles F. Cooley, MT and Mrs Arthur Perkins, Mrs Ray, Miss Scranton. MT ana Mrs E. s Glazier, Miss Twichell, Miss Sarah Day, Miss Ethel Wood. Miss Julia Jones. Miss Goodman. and Austin F. Day of Hartford; Mrs A. A Pope, Miss Pope, Mrs Julius Gay. Miss Gay, Miss Alice Gay and Miss Eleanor Johnson of Pennington; Mrs McLaueh- In. Miss Trumbull, Mrs Mansfield. Miss Mansfield, Harry Day. Wilbur Day. John D. Jackson and Oliver Day of New Haven; E. A. Hartman and Mrs E. A. Hartman of Derby; Miss Lulu alorse of Washington, D. C.; Robert Scovlhe of New York and Dr and Mrs George Knight of Lakeville
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