Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-15
PERSONAL JOTTINGs. .

Many More Departures for the
 Worlds Fair - More Weddfngs-
 Other Notes of Interest.
 George M. Treat of the firm of l.. B. Treat & Son, masons and builders, is being congratulated as the father of handsome ten-pound baby girl.
 Mrs. Norton, wife of Professor Norton ot Prospect street, left yesterday for Hol- derness, N. H., where she will remain for the summer. --.
 Miss Jennie Allender of 229 Edgewood avenue will sail for Ecrope Saturday. She will make a complete tour of Great Britain.
 Max Adler, accompanied by his family, left yesterday on trip to Chicago and the worlds fair.
 Miss Mary Gallagher and Miss Carrie Meyer of 293 George street will leave for the worlds fair June 30.
 Professor Neimeyer of Yale art school has gone to New Marlborough. John o. Gallagher and wife of 76 Oct tage street are at the Ives cottage, Morris Cove.
 Police Officer William Nichols, accom- panied by his wife, will start on the 27th for Chicago, to visit the Columbian expo | sition. While in the west Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will go to Pullman, ILL, on visit to son who is employed in the works of the Pullman Palace Car company. J. D. Stroud, nephew of J. H. G. Du- l rant, the Church street jeweler, was 1un corner of State and Wooster streets while riding on his bicycle. He was thrown to the ground and his machine broke. The driver of the team drove away and could ! not be learned.
 Wilbur Weaver and William D. Machol
 took the third degree of Masonry at Woes
 ter lodge last night.
 Robert Foster, bookkeeper for 0. s. Mer-
 sick 6 Co.,, and solo bass and leader of the
 Trinity church vested ohoir, leaves for
 Europe June 24, by steamer Et1uria. He
 will be absent two or three months, tour
 ing principally in Great Britain.
 Harlan P. Hubbard, the advertising
 agent, was in town yesterday. He Is think
 ing of taking a cottage in the vicinity of
 this city for the summer months. Charles Loomis of 0. M. Loomis' Sons,
 starts to-day for visit to the worlds fair,
 and will be absent about ten days. MT. and Mrs. G. W. Hazel of Shorl
 Beach have left for a two weeks trip tc
 the worlds fair. They will return by way ) of Niagara Falls.
 II City Auditor Lake, who has been con fined to the house for day or two, is con . l valescent.
 Cards are out announcing the weddin,
 on June 28 of Miss May Hayden Hell
 daughter of Elisha Hall, to Rollin Chap pell Wooster, city clerk of New Britain
 Mr. Wooster is 8 graduate of Yale Lsy school, class of '92. The ceremony vii take place at the residence of the bride
 212 Wooster street.
 ] William c. severy of this city and Mis l Mary Alice Leshure, daughter of Fire De
 partment Chief A. P. Leshure, were mal ried Tuesday evening at the brides home 13 Maple street, Springfield. Rev. Dl d Michael Burnham ofioisted, assisted b
 Rev. Mark Traitor, who married th brides father and mother thirty-six yea,
 ago. The Springfield Republican ssys d The invited guests were relatives and int 4 mate friends, number being from out ( town. There was an especial charm abot
 the occasion due in a measure to its info ', mality and the very tasteful decorations o the parlors, which were trimmed with
 profusion of daisies and ferns, relieved |
 many palms, forming bower beneat
 which the bridal party stood during tt L. ceremony. As they entered the room ,e wedding march was played by John Lssl ure, brother Of the bride, on the piano, 8 T. companied with the violin by Miss Laul Ib1 B. Phelps of Brooklyn. Miss Lesl re ure wore white silk trimmed vii ,e chansilly lace, the veil being caught wit V lilies of the valley, and she carried bo 10 quet of bride roses. The bridesmaid Wi ,e Miss Julia Dickinson and the best man WI " George Bacon. After the ceremony the ,h was 8 reception, at which the ushers we If William P. Leshure, Clarence Bacon, D D. D. Hurlbut Allis and William L. Richard The bride has been aR especial favorite
 8 large circle and was the recipient of mar
 beautiful gifts. MT. and Mrs. Severy ls 8S for trip of two weeks to New York a, f. up the Hudson, and will live at No. 8 H. Sherman avenue. New Haven, where M 'n Severy is connected with the firm of Cha G. Monson & Go. They will be at home du aS ing the Wednesdays in September. ae Edward NJ. Clark and wife of Whitn, y, avenue are on ten days visit to u sr ! worlds fair in Chicago.
 Is Ex City Clerk Edward Downes yesterdI Is l received his commission as consul to Al es sterdam.