The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-26
MORE JUNE WEDDINGS.

people here was that of Miss Caroline
 DibbIe Sperry, daughter of Elizur H.
 Sperry. one of New Haven's successful
 business men, and James Ebert Cutler,
 Ph. D., Yale 1903, of Boulder, Colorado,
 which occurred last evening at o'clock at the Dwight Place church, Rev. Dr.
 Leete officiating. The church decorations were in charge of Frank S. Platt, who used | his skill to good advantage. The altar was
 massed with palms, ferns and hydrangeas, | the railing being wound with white carna- 1 ttons and smllax. In the center aisle and
 vestibule were placed large palms; the white | ribbon section being designated by torches ] Of carnations and ferns placed at the en- trance to each pew.
 l The bride had but one attendant, a maid
 or honor, who was Miss Bertha B: Corbin; Of New Britain, an old school friend and classmate at Rye, seminary, of which they are graduates. She wore beautiful white i yoile, over rose silk, trimmed with point de
 Nenise lace, and a large white chiffon pie
 ture hat, with long white plumes and pink
 roses. She carried shower bouquet of white sweet peas, with white ribbon stream CTS. With this costume Miss COrbin wore ter, which was the gift of the bride. The i uShers were classmates of the groom, and
 were Frederick Fairchild. of Nebraska. H.
 S. Murch, of Oregon, Halbert Britan, of h. diana, and Edward N. Fast, of Stamford. | Conn.
 The brides gown was gray yoile over taf- l feta, cut en train, and had yoke of hand some point de Venise lace of the same shade. With this she wore picture hat to
 match her dress, trimmed with large gray plumes, with palest pink roses appearing
 under the brim. Her flowers consisted of large shower bouquet of pink sweet peas. | The only ornament she wore was the
 groom's gift, gold locket suspended on
 line chain.
 Miss Sperry is one of New Havens pretty
 and talented young women, possessing a sweet, cultivated soprano voice. which has | been devoted to church singing the past
 two years in the Ansonia Congregational
 church. She spent several months in Flu rope two years ago, devoting portion of l her time there to studying vocal' music ln 1 Berlin.
 The grooms attendant was his college
 friend, Lester D. Brown, of Ohio. 4 recep-
 ti0n was held at the brides home. which
 was charmingy decorated, In the dining room supper was served by several young ladies, friends of the bride, who were Miss
 Justice Burgess, of Manchester, N. H., Miss
 Mabel Clark and Miss Marion Sparke; the frappe and punch was served by Miss Anna
 Corbin, of New Britain. The brides, gifts
 to each were pretty souvenir hat pins in the i form of sweet pea. ,,.
 1 Many beautiful presents were received by
 the young couple, including silver. cut glass,
 china and pictures A handsome Louis XV.
 cabinet was the gift of friends in the
 Knights Templar, of which Mir. Sperry is
 member. A club to which the bride belong, | cd presented her with mirror in hammefed brass frame, and among the gifts were two
 very substantial cheeks and several gold pieces The eating club of which Mir. Cut
 Ter was member during hls last college
 year gave him handsome oak library desk
 and chair, a most appropriate gift, as MT. | (fnflnr'S work will keen him lt llS QeSk a large portion of his time. , ..l,.. l MT. and Mrs. Cutler will go immediately 1 to Boulder, Colorado, to spend the summer
 at Mir. Cutters home. Upon .their, return
 they will be at home to their friends at 70 Howe street.
 At o'clock Wednesday occurred the mar
 riage of Miss Mae Frank and A. J. Booth,
 which was solemnized by Rev: MT; ris iMchay' mony was performed at the home of the
 brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. 4. Frank, 2l
 Lyon street. The decorations were done, by the many girl friends of the bride; & They lad formed two pretty arches of ferns and I daisies, and the approach of the bridal par par i ty was through an avenue of palms. The ] bride, an attractive brunette, wore Whlte
 organdie agrettes ip her hari and her eartea
 Miss Lulu Frank, was gowned in M Wnite or gandie and carried pink roses. The best 1 man was Frederick Booth
 was attended by families and intimate
 Mr. and Mrs. Booth left last evening for
 trip to Atlantic City, accompanied by the
 good wishes of a host of friends: The brides les | travelling gown was of blue, with white silk
 waist. A hat. Of Tuscan straw with black ' tips completed the costume. They will re- side at 290 Dixwell avenue. The presents included the usual array of silver, china, pic
 lures and furniture f 1 quiet wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Carrie Vogt to Frederick simpson, of 1 New Britain. The bride was married at the home of her parents, 201 Atwater street. blue trimmings, and was unattended. MT. and Mrs Simpson left yesterday afternoon
 for wedding trip to Lee, Mass. me brides going-away gown was or tlgnt proWn, with white silk waist. On their return 1 they will make their future home in New 1 Britain. The wedding gifts were numerous
 and beautiful, attesting the popularity or
 the young couple
 At high noon yesterday charming mar
 riage was celebrated at the Sacred Heart
 church. Rev. Father McKeon, the offieiat-
 ing clergyman, performed the ceremony ! making Miss Helen MeGinnis and Thomas
 McGuire man and wife. The church was | filled with guests. Professor Wheeler; who
 presided at the organ, played the Lohengrin
 march, which was beautifully sung by Miss Katherine Conway, soprano. The bride wore mn elegant gown of white crepe de chine
 over silk, large white hat with an i'm
 mense plume, and carried white sweet peas.
 Her bridesmaid. Miss Mae. Mason, wore white voile and carried pink roses. The best man was Thomas Mahan, of Meriden.
 The ushers were Joseph FMcGinnis. the
 brides brother, and Thomas Mason. A re,
 ception followed at the brides home, Mo-, $ | Lines street. Palms and daisies were used
 her in the decorations of the house. An i'm
 mense tent was erected on the lawn, where | the luncheon was served
 I Mir. and Mrs. McGuire left for wedding 1 trip of two weeks to Atlantic City. Upon
 their return their home will be at 1235 State Istreet