The Newtown bee., 1903-10-23
NEW MILFORD.
THE BREINIG-PARKER WEDDING

NEW MILFORD.
THE Observation-Disclosures WEDDING.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Sophia
3reinig and Roy DanfOrth Parker took
he home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
md Mrs Reverei NJ. Breinig. Rev
Jranston Brenton, the rector of ALI
Saints church, performing the cere-
nony. TO the tune of the wedding
march the bridal party proceeded slow
Y to the bower. The bride was given
away by her father, Revere M. Breinig. |
The bride look very sweet in gown OF |
white satin entrain trimmed with |
chiffon. Her veil was of tulle and a |
sunburst of pearls and diamonds, pre-
sented by the bridegroom, on her veil
aud carried bouquet of white bridal
roses. Miss May e. Breinig, who at
tended her sister as maid of honor,
de chine, over silk, trimmed with chif-'
fon and lace and carried white carna-
tions. The bridesmaids were Miss
Marie and Nina Breinig, sisters of the
bride, Miss Emma Keller and Miss
Edna Laurence of Brooklyn. They
were all prettily attired in gowns of
nile green satin gauze over white silk
and timmed in white lace and nile
green chiffon. They carried bouquets
OF wild carrot. Howard Andrews of
New Milford was best man. The bride
presented to her maid Of honor and
bridesmaids, Duchess lace handker-
chief, which she made herself. The
groom gave his best man a scarf pin of
pearls. The house was very hand
somely decorated. The parlor had
strips of ground pine from all corners.
At the north end of the parlor there
was bower sof laurel and ferns
with bell of ferns and flowers,
which the bride and groom were
married under. The other rooms were
very prettily arranged with ferns and
palms. The table in the dining room
had ground pine from each corner to
the electric light and candelabra, with
bouquets of white and yellow roses.
After the ceremony a reception Was
held and dancing, Mrs Margaret Moore
acting as caterer. Mr. and Mrs Parker
tried to fool their friends by having
two carriages but the friends chung to
them and gave them a jolly send-o
with plenty of old shoes and rice
They drove to Danbury and left,
Wednesday, for short trip. Mr. and
Mrs Parker will make their home in
Plattsburg, N. Y, where Mr. Parker
is in business with large silver firm.
The presentswere beautiful andl many.
including cut glass pieces, money
silver, furniture and china. The pres
emit from the brides father and moth
er was the wedding and dinner set.
From the groOm'S father was check
for 5000. We wish the bride and groom
a very happy and successful life. The
guests from out of town were Miss Lu'
lu Vagts, Mrs Samuel Goodison, Miss
Lillian Flemming of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Mr. White Of Danbury.
THE wHITLOCK-wHALEY WEDDING.
st Johns (EpiscopaD church was the
scene of very pretty wedding, Tues
day at high noon, Miss Bessie Ruggles
| Whitlock, and James 81. Whaley being
the happy couple. Promptly on time
to the strains of the Lohengrin wed
dingsmarch by Wagner, the bride en-
tered the church on the arm of bel
father, preceded by four ushers, ano
the ring bearer, Miss Theodore Bur
dick. 1.-THE young men doing the honors
| Dolan, Theodore Burdick and Fred
erick Sherwood. The groom and his
best man, n. A. Palmer, entered the
chancel from the robing room, meet
ing the bridal party at the altar
During the ceremony, which was i'm
presslvely performed by Rev J. F
Plumb, the organist, A. l.. Conkey
gave some beautiful improviSations in
subued tones. The bride was hand
somely gowned in blue Egyptia cloth
and wore white picture hat. Preced
ing the ceremony the brides brother
Myron Whitlock, in excellent voice
sang ooh, Promise Me-" by REGINALD
DeKoven. A reception and wedding
dinner was served at the home of tn
BRIDES parents, on High street, follow
ed the ceremony. They we're yer.
handsomely remembered with gifts
which quite filled one room. From
the fellow: employees Of the New Mil
ford Power Co., at Bulls Bridge wa
an elegant set of silver spoons, ant
there were many gifts of cash, silver
linen and brio a brac. Mr. and Mr.
Whaley left on the 3;29 trail
popular young lady, having been EN-
The G. H. Booth & Bentley Co. Tn
groom has responsible position witt
the New Milford Power Co., and j
favorably known locally. There wer
friends present from Norwich, an
other places.
GREAT LUCK AT HUNTING IN MAINE
J. W. Hoyt telegraphs from Main
that be will return with one moose
one bear and two deer. Mr. Hoyt
expected home by the end Of the week
The ''Clipper Ministries" have offere
their services to the Firemen, VIII
have gladly accepted them, to give a
: entertainment at the coming fair il
The season of wedding presents sug
gests the beautiful goods in silverwar'
watches, rings and fine jewelry. G. E
Riddiford is in position to help GU
the anxious and perplexed people a
never before. He has been making al
elegant display in solid silverware. II
is now showing the new Automati
White, the Wheeler & Wilson dro
head and the Davis sewing machines
Four startling situations, not t.
mention the numerous thrilling mo
ments, are spoken of long after wit
Messing performance of "Her Fata
SIM" The first thrill occurs in Act
the duel between West and tn
Spaniard. Realism runs rampant
clothing is cut in shreds; the earnest
ness of the conflict becomes intensity
ing and the climax most welcome re
lief from the strain upon the audience
The second thrill is in the chamber
when the young millionaire is force
intoa midnight marriage with th
Spanish beauty. New Milford Oper
,, House, Thursday evening, October 2s