The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
SOCIAL NOTES

New Haven has not had a wedding In a long time so interesting, from many points of view, as that of Miss Euniee Ward Parish, daughter of Mir, and Mrs, James Heald Parish, and Mir, Charles M, Du Puy. which will take place at 4;S0 this afternoon at Trinity church, Rev, Anson Phelps Stokes, ir., secretary of Yale, will perform the 1 ceremony The decorations at the church and house are in charge of Champion and are In white and pink. the colors which will be the tone of the entire scheme. Miss Parish will be gowned in white satin, made in empire style, trimmed with rose point, and her long veil of real lace will be caught with orchids. The bridal bou- quet will be of white orchids and lilies of the valley, She will wear the groom's gift, diamond horseshoe, and pearl brooch, gift of Miss Du Puy The matron of honor, Mrs Carl B. Ely, of Harrisburg, Pa. will wear pink chiffon over satin, with a large picture hat and will carry pink sweet peas, The bridesmaids will wear gowns of white chiffon over white satin, the dresses having gar lands of pink roses painted on them. they will wear hats of pink net trimmed with pink marabo and pink roses, and will carry bouquets of Kill larney roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Parish, mother of the bride. will wear a handsome gown of pale blue satin, heavily embroidered and trimmed with rare lace. The gown of Mrs, Du Puy, mother of the groom, will be pale pink satin, with lace trimmings and handsome embroidery. The re- ception which will follow the cere- mony at the brides home on Humph- rey street will be a large one. The hour Is o'clock. The couple will leave later in the evening for a trip, the bride wearing a handsome gown of Copenhagen blue broadcloth, with a tan hat trimmed with roses. They will reside in Pittsburg. The gifts are exceptionally beautiful, silver, cut glass, china and rare bits Of exquisite workmanship being among the re- membranes. Mir. and Mrs. Parish's gift was n case of fiat silver, every conceivable necessary article being therein. From Mir and Mrs. Du Puy a complete silver service has been re- ceived. A beautifully-deslg gold snuff box from England Is among the gifts At the dinner which Miss Par ish gave her attendants on Monday evening she presented each of them with gold bracelets of dainty design, set with pink amethysts. Her gift to the groom Is a diamond horse scarf pin specially designed by Tiffany Mir Du Puy's gifts to his attendants were very handsome gold links
 
 At the dinner given last evening by President and Mrs Arthur T. Hadley for their guests. Rear-Admiral and Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles, those asked to meet them were Secretary and Mrs, William II Taft, Mir. and Mrs. William w. Farnam. Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, Mir. J. Pier pont Morgan. Mrs. William K. Town send and Mir Otto Barnard, of New York. The dinner was very hand some entertainment and delightfully."- informal
 A formal dinner will be given this evening by Mir. and Mrs. William w Farnam for Secretary and Mrs Taft The marriage of Dr. George J Jamison, of the university, to Miss Charlotte Holden, of Bridgeport. vii take place to-day at the home of tho bride.
 Tomorrow evening at 7:30 in thu
 Humphrey Street Congregations
 church Miss Ethel l.. Renfrew anc
 MT George NJ. Brown will be married
 by Rev. Frank R. Luckey, pastor O V the church. The bridesmaids will b e Miss Bertha NJ. Rochfort, of this city
 and Miss Mary F. White of Brooklyn
 Mir. Charles Brown, Yale 1904, will at 10 tend his brother. the groom, as bes Id man. The ushers will be Mir. Harr Il J. Ostrander. MT William Atwatel e Mir. Walter Cowells and Mir. D. Spen d cer Berger. The brides gown will la of white messaline silk, beautifull g. trimmed with rich lace. She will wea le a veil and carry a bouquet of bride
 roses. The bridesmaids will wea
 gowns of pale yellow banzai silk an L. will carry bouquets of daisies an l. maidenhair ferns. The little Howe
 girl, Helen E. Atwater, will be all
 white and will scatter rose petal
 Immediately following the ceremon ', there will be a small reception at tn - brides home. The color scheme ( '' the house decorations will be yello 'e and white, The bride and groom wi "' leave, after the reception, for a wet 'e ding trip. The brides going-awa
 gown will be a taior-mad suit
 pongee silk, with trimmings of Copper J. hagen blue. and she will wear hat { le match, with trimmings of white. Aftt
 their return from the honeymoon M
 and Mrs. Brown will reside at the is newly-purchased home on Willia, 's street, West Haven, The showing ID. gifts sent to the bride for her ne IT, home is a very beautiful one Mi SIS Renfrew has for the past few yea it. been teacher in the Ferry stre Id school, and MT Brown is employed in the railroad building.
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 ,y The marriage of Miss Emily Dai! ve Oakes and Mir. Josiah M. Judd will ng celebrated in Trinity M, F. church tn .st evening at 7:30. The ceremony WI
 be followed by a reception at tl
 home of the bride, 104 Whalley av =. nue.
 
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