The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-16
IN SOCIETY

IN~oO0~N~O~O-O0~o~0~~- Center church was filled with guests yesterday afternoon for the wedding Of Miss Helen Trowbridge Darlington, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Car rington of Whitney avenue, and MT Burnside Winslow of Utica, sor of MT and Mrs. J. H. Winslow of Philadel- phia. Promptly at 3:90 o'clock the wedding march from Lohengrin told that the bridal party arrived. The six bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Fitch, Miss Louise Trowbridge of New York, | Mrs. Hayes O. Trowbridge, Miss Pau line Mackey of Boston, Miss Carmelita Shreve of Boston and Miss Elsie Trow- bridge, entered first. Immediately preceding the bride was the maid of honor, Miss Leila Caring ton, her sister.
 The bride entered on the arm of her father, who gave her away They were met at the chancel rail by the bride groom and his best man, MT. Carlos F. Stoddard of this city, and Rev. New man Smyth D.D., who was the offic- iating clergyman. The ushers were Mir .G. Elton Parks Mr. Howard Drummond, MT. James Brady, MT. Ed ward Clucas of New York, Mir. N. Stewart Campbell of Providence, MT. H. B. Miller of New York, MT. William Mitchell of Cincinnati and Mir E. s, Bronson of this city.
 MT. Fritz Byers of Pittsburg, who expected to act as an usher was unable to do so on account of a recent death k in his family.
 It would be impossible to imagine a prettier picture than that made by the bridal party as they arranged them selves on the platform before the altar f which was arranged for this occasion. The massive decoration of palms and white lilies lent itself beautifully as background for the rich vel low satin gowns of the brides maids, the dainty white gown over yellow, which was worn by the maid of honor and the ivory white satin gown of the bride The flowers, F loose punches of violets which were carried by the bridesmaids, gave just |Is the finishing touch of perfection A N prettier wedding has not been wit E messed in New Haven
 K Following the ceremony a reception * was held at the home of the bride in Whitney avenue. to which only smal number had been asked. At the house HA the decorations, also by Champion were of greeneries, with Easter lille; and yellow and white roses. Mares catered and brought with him iron New York the Neapoitan orchestra.
 Later in the afternoon Mir. and Mrs Winslow left for a wedding journey after which they will reside at S5 Genesee street, Utica, N Y.
 The brides going away gown was o Copenhagen blue broadcloth, talo made with which she wore a hat o blue. trimmed with white gardenas Many beautiful gifts have been re ceived, the collection including a ches of silver from the parents of the bride and bag of gold pieces from tn groom's parents, and large silve loving cup, gold lined, from Scroll an Keys To the bridegroom the brid gave diamond scarf pin, To tn bridesmaids the bride gave bracelets set with topaz To his best man an ushers the bridegroom gave scarf pin
 Among the, out of town guests at tn reception were Mir. and Mrs. J. I winslow of Philadelphia, parent of the groom, MT. and Mir R Frank Gorham, MT and Mr. Frederick Galatin of New York, NJ and Mrs N. P. Huff and Miss Huff { Hartford, Mrs. Lanahan and Miss Coo of Baltimore, MT. and Mrs. c. P. Cool zaMr. and Mrs. Theodore Ives Drigg Mr. and Mrs William Merriman, M land Mrs Julius Maltby, Miss Maltby ( Waterbury, Mir William H. Law ( New York Mir and Mrs. Male of M t<isco, N. r., MT. Hussey of Bostol Mrs Carl B. Ely of Pttsburg.
 Among the guests from this city we Mir and Mrs. Louis E. Stoddard, M and Mrs. Henry F. English, MT. ar Mrs Lewis English, MT. and Mrs. E ward R. Sargent, MT. and Mrs Russ Sargent. Miss Kate Trowbrdge, C. and Mrs Rutherford Trowbridge, M and Mrs. Elford Trowbridge Col. al Mrs. N c. Osborn, Mir. E. Trowbrid Darlington, Mr Bruce Fenn, N Thornton Hunt, Miss Mamie Tro' bridge. MT. and Mrs. William Farna Miss Helen Porter MT. and NJ Charles S. DeForest, pr. and Mrs. Ot TN. af, is Mrs. George H. Watrous, MT. and M Frank Bigelow MT. Frederick Brew tor, MT. John B. Fitch, Miss An Fitch, MT. and Mrs John K. Bea' Mir. and Mrs F. j. Kingsbury, jr.
 Mrs. Edward H. Coy of 242 Prosp street, will be the hostess this year
 the sophomore tea which is to be giN on Monday afternoon from 4 to o'clock.
 As usual the sophomore german V be given in Harmonic hall on Mond evening immediately after the c
 club concert.
 The patronesses for the german
 as follows: Mrs. Walter Camp, \ C Stephen NJ Clement, Mrs. Lewis Ef
 fish. Mrs. James H. Hoyt, Mrs. A.
 Stokes. jr., and Mrs. James H.
 liams.
 Miss Ruth Phillips. of 302 Will
 street daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W
 son l.. Phillips, leaves to-day for sYork and Washington, D. C. .,Phillips is a graduate of the NatiC
 Park Seminary of Washington and
 Saturday evening a reception will
 given her al the seminary. On her cir l,-l-,