Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-12
PerSOnNE,

Dr. Henriques has returned from Vienntt
 Mr. S. Isodore Bradley of Washington, D. O., ex-quartermaster of the Second regim ent
 and brother of General E. E. Bradley, is with his wife visiting in the city for a few
 days. Mir. and Mrs. Bradley have resided in Washington for several years past. They are l in excellent health
 Mir. H. H. Hale, of the Postottice, has re-
 turned from Weymouth, Nova Scotia. MT. John l.. Landry, assistant instructor
 with Professor Bristol, has started on short
 vacation trip to Vermont.
 Rev. T. J. Crowley, Frederick Murphy and
 John Crowley of St. Bonaventure college, | Alleghany, N r., who have been visiting in New Haven, their old home, have returned. Rev. Hugh Mallon, of Wallingford, is in
 Hartford having his ear operated upon. Messrs. A. N. Wheeler and Burton Mans 1 field are appointed;by the Probate court com missioners on the estate of the late George
 A. Shubert.
 Conductor Frank Hermance, of the New
 York road, is delegate to the conductors convention which meets in Cincinnati Ohio, October 10.
 MT. Mitchell, of New Britain, lately re, ported candidate for Commissioner of Patents, was in the city yesterday in con- pany with H. Lynde Harrison.
 J. De Trafford Blackstone, of Norwich, caught five-pound fve-ounce black bass in Gardner's Lake recently.
 MT. L. M. Monroe and Dr. B. F. Harrison, of Wallingford have returned from a pleas ure trip to Saratoga.
 Henry Shults, 35 years of age, was found dead in bed in Durham Sunday evening. He came from New York few weeks ago and worked at Henry Pages. He was as well as usual the day before. pr. Matthewson de- cided that the man died of apoplexy.
 Wedding Ceremony at North Church.
 A profusion of beautiful flowers embo wer- cd the altar of the North church yesterday afternoon when tho bridal party consisting of ushers, H. T. Clark, W. J. Trowbridee s. D. Spencer and A. B. Wright, the parents of the bride, Rev. and Mrs. o. H. White, and the contracting psrties Miss Lota B. White and MT. William Q. Wales, proceeded up the aisle as the organ played wedding march. The bride was becomingly dressed in beau tiful white ottoman silk, trimmed with white AnCo. AAA0 O1AOo1 NSA4 HdS AoAO HI p1hco W1GQ marabout feathers. The ceremony was opened by 8 prayer by Rev. Dr. Hayes. Then the wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. O. Fl. White. A large number of people were present at the church, the bride being general favorite in social circles.
 At the house, 33 Howe street, reception was held after the wedding. There were large number of presents, shown in one of the rooms, which were greatly admired by the guests. Among them were g beautiful clock, silver lamp, one dozen silver dessert spoons, china coffee set with spoons, large bronze placque and handsome screen. One present which is in Boston, where the newly welded couple will live, the groom being sin l business there, is beautiful Florentine mo a. 10 table, There were a large number l or well known people present l at the reception. Among. them were, I Rev. Dr. Hawes and wife, Rev, Ed I ward E. Atwater and wife, Professor Thacher | and wife, Professor Northrop and wife. | Mir. E. Hayes Trowbridge and wife, MT. wi | o. Armstrong and wife, from New Haven. | Mrs. Wales and daughter, Mrs. Dr. Brouoh. ton, and sister of Mir. White Mrs. Mac. Laughlin, of Boston; President Gallaudet and daughter of Washington; Miss Quincy of New York and Arthur Snowden and | daughter of Stratford.
 After the bridal tour MT. and Mrs. Wales will go to their home in Boston, and the best l wishes of many New Haven friends for their success and happiness follow them.