The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-12
IN SOCIETY

society filled Trinity church cn the Green yesterday afternoon to witness the wedding of Miss Margaret R. Fitch, daughter of MT. John B. Fitch, of Hillhouse avenue, and Mir, Frederick F, Brewster.
 The ceremony was celebrated at o'clock, the Right Rev. Chauncey E. Brewster, bishop of Connecticut, read Ing the service, assisted by Rev. Charles O, scovile rector of Trinity church.
 The church decorations were simple but choice and dignined. The reredos was covered with white peonlee around and in the chancel were palms and inside the chancel rall were mass es of white hydrangeas. The bridal party was led by Miss Anna English, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis II. English, the youngest of the brides maids She wore a white lingerie dress over pink silk, a leghorn hat with trimmings of pink roses and ribbon and carried a large basket of pink roses. 1 Following her were the other brides maids, Miss Anna Fitch, sister of the bride and Miss Dows of New York. Their gowns were of pink chiffon, with cream lace and long pink sashes. They wore white picture hats trimmed with pink plumes and carried shower hou- quets of pink sweet peas.
 The bride entered with her father. Her gown was of white satin, empire style, the front panel heavily em- broidered. The waist was of old Valen- clennes lace which belonged to the brides mother. She wore a family veil of old lace, and the groom's gift, a collar of diamonds. Her bouquet was of white gardenlas and lilies of the valley
 The bridegroom was attended by Mir. Thomas w. Farnam as best man and the ushers were Mir George s. Brew ! ster Mir. Robert s. Brewster and Mir. Robert W. Carlo of New York Dr Leonard c. Sanford. Prof Henry C. Emery. Mir. Louis F, stoddard, Mir Roger Pierrepont Tyler and Mir. Henry F. Parmelee
 Mir. Harry J. Read, organist of Trin.
 fly church was at the organ. The musical program was arranged by the bride herself Following the ceremony
 at the church there was q large re. ception at the home of the bride, the
 hours being from to o'clock The house decorations were, like
 those at the church in charge of Nun TO and were very simple. Only vases
 of blossoms being used In the draw Ing room where the bride and groom
 received, American Beauty roses were used. In the music room pink ram
 blers, in the library purple and vel low iris, and quantities of Killarne,
 roses Tn the dining room Sherry O New York catered for the wedding sup per.
 Williams orchestra of six pieces wa, stationed In the spacious rotunda un der the stairs. and played during tn,
 reception hours.
 Mir and Mrs. Brewster left last eve
 ming for short trip The brides go
 ing away gown was of mole skin foul 2 ard with cerese trimmings, with whicl l she wore black hat trimmed witt . cerese.
 On their return they will reside fo $ a while at 406 Prospect street. Mr Brewster Is building new home a
 Edgerton, formerly Ivy Nook havinl added extensively to the property am
 started a mansion on the site of tn D old house.
 The gifts sent 10 the bride and groom were many and beautiful and includ . choice pieces of silver, cutglass am U china
 o The brides gifte to her maids wer sapphire belt pins.
 Dr. George J. Jamison of the uni {, versity and Miss Charlotte Holdln o Q Bridgeport will he married on June . and will sail on the Canopic of tn White Star line on June 27 to spen Q the summer in Europe. , Major and Mrs. William P. Tuttl have closed their house in Elm stree and gone to their cottage at Wood mont for the summer,