The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-07
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
DOMINIoK-PIERSON IN HART
 FORD YESTERDAY.

The Groom of Yale 's4, Prominent in
 His scIsss-speciaI Car Brought Fifteen
 Yale Chums from New York-Ez-
 Secretary of War Lamont, Ex-Gover-
 nor Mclean aad Many Other Noted
 Guests.
 afternoon in Center church Rev. Rock well Harmon Potter performed the cer- emony which united in marriage Miss Lucy Wilcox Pierson and George Dom- mick The bride is the daughter of Stephen c. Pierson. of Meriden, and the niece of Miss Antoinette R. Phelps, of 72 Washington street, with whom she has lived the greater part of her life, being prominent in the church and social life of the city and popular with the younger element in society.
 The groom is a graduate of the Yale class of 's4, and during his college course, and since his graduation. has been prominent in all affairs that per- tain to Yale and Yale life. He is at present in the banking business in New York.
 The acquaintance of the young couple was made through Decius L. Pierson, brother, of Miss Pierson, now deceased, who was a classmate of MT. Dominick at Yale.
 The wedding to-day was one of the most prominent affairs socially that has occurred in this city this season, both by reason of the number of prominent guests present from this city, New York, Washington and Philadelphia, as well as other cities, and the social prominence and popularity of the con- tracing party.
 The bridal party entered the church at the appointed hour, the bride wear ing beautiful gown of heavy white ivory satin with old Italian lace. She carried a bridal bouquet of white.
 The maid of honor, Mary Pinchot Enc of New York, wore gown composed entirely of white lace. The bridesmaids -four in number-were Mary H. Clark Harriet R. Barbour, Sarah U. Goodrich, of this city, and Elsie Dominick, of New York. Their gowns were of white chiffon cloth, with which were worn picture hats of white, with white lilacs and novelty was the carrying of muffs, composed of white lilacs, by each.
 Lamont Dominick. of New York. a brother of the groom, acted as best man and the ushers were Everett Dom- mick, Bayard Dominick, John F. Cham berlain, Samuel Auchincloss, Whitfield Betts, of New York city, and Horace B. Cheney, of South Manchester.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father, and during the ceremony Professor N. H. Allen offfciated at the organ Following the wedding eere- mony reception was held at 72 Wash ington street, which was beautifully decorated with palms, American Beauty roses and white flowers, Easter lilies predominating. Tn the library, where the wedding party received, the decorations were entirely of white. Those who received with the bridal party were Miss Antoinette R. Phelps, stephen Pierson and MT. and Mrs. George F. Dominick.
 Among the many distinguished guests present were ex-Secretary of War Daniel Lamont, Amos F. Enc, Mir. and Mrs. Bayard Dominick, MT. and Mrs. Morgan Goetchius, MT. and Mrs. Horace w. Robbins Miss Robbins, MT. and Mrs. John c. Eno all of New York city; MT. and Mrs. Stephen Pierson, of Meriden; Colonel and Mrs. Frank w. Cheney, of South Manchester; ex-Goy ernor George IF. Mclean, of Simsbury, General and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery, of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Blanch- ard Dominick. of New York; MT. and Mrs. Knight D. Cheney, of South Man chester; Mrs. Flagler, of New oYrk city.
 From this city were Colonel and Mrs. Francis Parsons, General and Mrs. Lu- cius Barbour, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins Clark and Professor Ferguson, of Trinity college.
 A special car with guests from New York arrived about noon, and with them were fifteen classmates at Yale of Mr. Dominick, while the younger set of this city was represented by about the same number, including many graduates of Miss Porter's school at Pennington.
 On Saturday MT. and Mrs. Dominick will leave for a European trip, on their return from which they will reside in New York.