The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-15

with medaliionS of chiffon and edged with rows of the same shiFred. The bodice is high necked with elbow sleeves; the bertha of lace worn with this is a very exquisite filmy, fairy-like bit of work, and was made by the brides grandmother. Mrs. E. T. Thomas of Nashville, Ill. The yoke is of Florentine lace. Her only ornament was diamond heart. with ffeur de lis Of solid diamonds, mounted in platinum. a most exquisite bit of jewelry. 4 veil , of tuIle was worn caught with orange blossoms and jassamine, and she car ried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas.
 The honor maid. Miss Fife May Stewart of New York, was gowned in
 white silk null over pink taffeta, with a jacket of Cluny lace. She carried a shower bouquet of pink and white sweet peas. The bridesmaids were all gown ed alike in white French null over white taffeta. worn with white liberty silk sashes and carried bouquets of pink sweet peas
 A reception at the house from 6:3O until 8:30 followed The rooms were very daintily arranged with flowers
 and ferns. the mantels banked with roses and in the conservatory where a
 mandolin orchestra was were Japanese lanterns. The scene was fairy like, as
 the large lawn had been converted by awnings and lanterns. together with shrubbery. into q delightful luncheon room.
 MT. and Mrs. Garde both possess hosts of friends in the city, and they were the recipients of an extremely large number of handsome and appropriate wedding gifts.
 At the conclusion of the reception last night to which 25O close friends
 were bidden the newly welded couple left for a three weeks trip to Canada. l On their return they will reside in ele-
 gantly appointed apartments in the Garde hotel
 A large number of those present last night were from out of the city. l Among others present were: Dr. and
 Mrs. Cole of Hartford, MT. and Mrs.
 Frank Palmer of Harcord. MT. and
 Mrs. William J. Nichols of Bridgeport, Charles Thomas of Cleveland, Mrs. Mortimer Ayres of Pasadena. Cal; Mrs. 1 William Stewart of New York, Mrs. Stephen Baker of New York, Mrs. M. J. Mitchell of Newtown, MT. and Mrs. Ayres T. Prindle of Roxbury, Conn;
 Mrs G. F. Hall of Seattle. Wash; MT. and Mrs. I. L. Holt of Meriden, Hon.
 and Mrs Hugh Sterling of Bridgeport. 1 c. D. Perkins of New London, MT. and
 Mrs. Walter Learned of New London, | Augustus Bradley Marvel of Boston,
 Mass; Emery Coggins of Meriden, MT. and Mrs Henry Etherton and MT. and Mrs James Etherton of Hartford, M. C. DeVere Graves of Boston, Ellis L. Cook of New York, Miss Alice Gillies of | Troy, N. Y. Mrs. V. Allen Lord of 1 Springfield, Miss Eagan of Waterbury,
 William D. Fitch of Norwich, Mir. and Mrs. Fred c. Whipple of Bridgeport, Mir and Mrs Freeman Robertson, Mir and Mrs. D. E. Batchelor of Bridgeport, l MT. and Mrs. c. T. Kerr MT. and Mrs. 1 Raspen D. Wallace of Bridgeport, Mrs.
 Alfred Beam of New Britain, Charles Beam of New Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mccarthy of Naugatuck, MT. l and Mrs. Truman E. Barnes, MT. and Mrs Benjamin S. Porter MT. and Mrs. l M. B. Wilcox of Southington, MT. and
 Mrs. Arthur C. Wheeler of South Nor
 walk. MT. and Mrs. John O. Rowland
 of Wallingford, J. C. Kimball of Tan
 nersville, N. Y; James J. Hart of Bos-
 ton, Charles B. Chapin of Bridgeport.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Hampstead of Glenbrook, Conn; T. F, P. Paradise of l Stamford, MT. and Mrs. Edward F.
 Lathrop of Brooklyn, N. Y; Berry L. 'Lathrop of Scranton, Pa; A. Bruff of
 Brooklyn, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. Edwin
 Walrath of Fort Plain, N. r., and l George Woodruff of Joliet, III.