Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-27

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A BUSY DAY.
In the American Mission |
airy Association's Meeting in Hart |
ford-About Half a Million Dollars
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sent to Mrs.
Stowe.
HARTFORD, OCT. 26.-The second days
session of the American Missionary asso-
citation began at O'Clock this morning,
DR.. F. A. Noble of Chicago presiding.
Committees were appointed and fifteen
minute addresses were made by represent
atives of affiliated societies.
Rev. Dr.. J. B. Clark of New York spoke
for the American Home Missionary society
and Rev. Dr.. O. O. Creegan of Boston for
the American board. "Chureh Building"
was the topic of the remarks of Rev. g.
A. Hood Of Boston. The College and Ed
vocational society of Boston was represent
ed by Rev. DR.. J. A. Hamilton of Boston.
Rev. DR.. Elijah Horr of Boston spoke for
Iuo ouno0y OcnooA 0nN uoAIoosAon 6oSIo-
ty, and Rev. George M. Merrick of Boston
for the New West Education commission.
Sickness prevented Rev. DR.. A. 81. Quint
of Boston being present and speaking for
the Congregational association.
The Rev. DR.. Whittlesey of Illinois made
a plea for the care of ministers broken
down in the work of the church. The Rev.
DR.. N. E. Strictly, the recording secretary
of the association, made the reply to the
representatives of the societies.
At the suggestion of Chairman Noble the
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, the Rev. DR.. W. q.
Ward of The Independent and the Rev.
Dr.. N. E. Strictly were appointed a COM
mittee to convey the greetings of the asso-
citation to Mrs. Harriet Beeoher Stowe, the
author Of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
rhi,a.. ,,o-L an3 ,,,odo as, od5roao IN tho
subject SENATOR q p. Platt talked of the
work among the negroes.
me annual report OF treasurer d. W.
au1p@.o ~ :no Aoly ,s1A'n 0Ano0A aee1Ane
OF tne American missionary assoolatlon az
aartioIo yesterday sno"eo total iecelpts
505 r. ieavino a balance of 1859 Is. The
account Win tne Danlel aano 1uno Blow
~ ~: A q. ~ sSailaole oufing Ine SeaI'
and an nnsrnsndes Int annronr;ated hal,
ance of $40, 367.75.
At the afternoon session of the Ameri-
can MISSIONARY association the report OF
man of the COMMITTEES The Rev a w
Grover, of Nashua, N. Il. He followed
the report with an address on the same
suo1ect. an lnvilatlon YVES Iecelveu lroln
/ Ns'~N sAAo 1850
N. H., read the report of the committee or
educational work; DR.: W. T.. Ward o.
, sne Ne" LIZ Ihueaoer ~ oneaeu teso
Daniel Hand of over 81 900, 900 for tn,
primary and industrial education of tn
negroes OF the south, wnlch was unsnl
lnooSiy passeo.
Daughters of Rebekah.
| The degree staff of Naomi Rebekah lodge
No. 1, are to be present in full force at tn
lodge room on Thursday evening. Octobe
~, WneH inc Pleslaent OF me New 9oI
cohVehIioi oi OauSnters Oh heoeKan 1s q
be present.
M.NV wEDD1NCS
A Number of Joyous Scenes Yesterda
Coming Weddings.
A very pretty marriage ceremony wa
orfou,.a ~ -. ,+o O. po.,,e.o
pefAotneo a. 'ne ieo'oiy VI d. oon1lac
church on George street last evening b
the Rev. Father Schaele. The contraotin
} parties were William Il. Van Buren,. ir
- ,r... u7,,,:. n W..
son VI ""nasei nii"" L. van DUTCH
the Hyperion and Grand opera house, an
i Miss Philomena A. NJ. Deibel, daughter {
T Daibal tn. va11 known ch.ne, s+re.
?
caterer - Inc orloe was as1reo IN a sllVe
gray bengaline dress with applique lac
trimmings, and pearl ornaments, 81
u;oa hoat 80 ,h;.o 1894.
9"o' t'o0 AA
. maiden halr ferns.
t Miss Margaret Klaus performed the d,
, ties of bridesmaid. She was attired
Glib +x;,,m.d ~,,,t,, ,;,1, .,a .o,u,oa
s-"' ' WALL eiD> oAu o".AAoo
bouquet OF PINK roses. HERBERT va
, Ruren. a brother of tha Groom acted ,
NJ. ,,.-o-
a oes' 1nan' Inc weooine was worry que
q Only immeolate 1rlenos ana relatives we
= Present; !mmeolately after the csremor
ne u oe Psfy Me ulSn % Coz inc Sh .el
q uonoe " tno 1 paren's' oSo Cnap
s'lees, waere i"lHo feoeP'ion ano oanqu
a was ne1o.
v Inc weoolng gl1ts wnlcn they receive
a were many ana TESTIFY TO the universal r
Y spect Wn1ch the young couple are held.
neauuIul grane piano mas oeen gwen
/ there ia no end to 1amns Of ali Kind
u chairs, clocks, tables, rugs, pictures ar
rare pieces OF orlo, a. orao. :.
nnie star y as fdr + .no Levy LEVY, l 4r
70 Norfolk. Va. and Intermediates nlaoe
It When they return they will reside at 8,
n Chapel street.
n Inc groom Tor several years was 81
Ployeo at Apotnecarles' nall and OF late q
& peen manager 1or >. Deloel' 1atner OF
D. orloe. ~,
10 A4one tnose Prosen5 were M[: ah1 III
W. d: Vanburen ana MIS-. bars Vanbure
10 Mrs. Vanburen was dressed IN handsol
Ia watered satin gown and Madame Annet
Burke of New York was attired in VIII
satin. Mrs. Deibel was gowned in bla
satin;
Ones soe9ss were: Mr: ana 1l Mis M
1eiio onu H. IL Ia a nE;a VI WR.i a
Ms. 3"anoelg ana 1ne MISSES A'e ~ ~
N 10" YORK. MISS Emma burke OF Nortol
4, Va, mrs. hoeKer OF brooklyn, Mr.. q
n Mrs. =. kennedy, MI. and Mrs. Lewls Fe
burg, MISS Damn, Miss Warren, Mr.. q
81 Mrs: Lewis Gates, Dr. belosa and fami
Is the Misses 6asserman' MRS. Soholihorn q
ID me MISSES oenoin0rn, ana george Mort
d. OF TINS cry, ana !: Jay re van OF
LOUIS ana mr.. ana mrs; W; y. Foro' Cn
T, Engineer kennedy ana b. Dillon and slst'
n uupr -prApDcrru