The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-06

cent voice and sang Mendelssohn's
wedding March" Miss Barnes wore
white picture hat, and fine white lace
dress.
The programme was as follows:
NuDtial March.
Feramoss ............:...,.. Rubinstein
Intermezzo ................... Callaerts
A Russian Romance ......... Hoffman
Gavotte in B fiat ............... Handel
Spring Sing .............. Mendelssohn
Before the Altar .................. Lund
Prelude to Lohengrin .......... Wagner
Gavotte from Mignon .......... Thomas
Wedding March .......... Mendelssohn
The brides dress was of white silk
made en- train with point lace ruff1es;
waist was trimmed with the point lace,
flowing elbow sleeves, collar of pearl
beads, lace applica. The veil was con-
fined by lilies of the valley and a beau
tiful bride rose boQuet completed the
charming toilet.
The bridesmaid, Miss Emily S. Spiedel
of Bridgeport was gowned in a charm
ing silk null. with a white parma vel
vet and lace picture hat trimmed with
magnificent plumes and lily buds. A
pearl bead necklace and chrysanthe-
mum bouquet completed the toilet.
The bride was given away by her IA
Their. The mother, Mrs. Bentley, looked
sweet in mauve silk with black lace
trimmings, and mauve hat with black
olumes. The going away gown was a
blue cloth lined with black satin, white
beaver had with black plumes. The
wedding trip will include Niagara and
other points. Miss Betz was baptized
by Rev. ]. Brinley Morgan yesterday
afternoon, thus joining her husband in
faith as well as life.
Many friends wish the young couple
long life and happiness.
The wedding gifts were as follows:
Solid silver tea spoons, Mrs. Daniel p.
Black: cheese fork, Miss Hanna L.
Keith: olive fork, Mrs. r. A, Russell;
cream ladle, Harry Good; silver cake
basket, Mr. and Mrs. HUME; one dozen
coffee spoons, Howard NJ Godfrey; fine
linen table cloth, DR.. and Mrs. Sweet;
drawn work, linen bureal scarf, Miss E.
Gear; tray cloth, Mr. and Mrs. Ender;
linen sheets from aunt and more to fol-
low; house lot from groom's father;
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elegant bedroom set from groon's
mother; picture, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Burt, jr.; hand made lace collar, Mrs.
e. S. Burt, ST., Lyme; beautiful pink
shawl, Mrs. H. c. Batchelder: elegant
china bowl. Miss Phoebe Brown; en-
graved berry spoon, Mrs. o. A. Wooster
of Eastport, Me-; French china cake
plate, Miss Elise Barnes; handsome
palm, Mrsf1 Gillespie; exquisite mahog-
any from blue and white Mystic chap
ter, o p. S.. English wedgewood tea set,
Miss Wooster; U. S. bill from Jennie
E. Doolittle; fine edition of Tenny-
sons poems: rosebud china chocolate
pot, Miss Grace Curtis; choice lemon
ade set and silver tray. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. D. Bryant; sugar sitter, Frederick
B. Maxim: fine cut glass salt and pep
per set, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. .Hodson;
water picture and glasses from Mrs.
William Hall; double china fruit basket,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorking; solid silver
knives and forks, Daniel P. Black; pink
and white toilet set, violet decorations,
green and white mantle vases blue
Venitian vase Mr.. and Mrs. Hide
brand; mahogany table, Mrs. D. Lyon
of Norwalk; wicker rocker, Mrs. Fred
Hindever of Bridgeport; Haviland tea
and dinner set from the brides broth
ers. center piece with yellow daisies
and blue lettering, o..
tbs just chain of daisy flowers
To mark the ever feeting hours.
The bride gave o'clock tea to the
bridal party, the usual bridal presents
being exchanged.
The floral decorations for the wedding
were by Osterman.