The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-12
MORE OF JUNE'S WEDDINGS
HAPPY SOCIETY EVENTS IN PRO.
FUSION.

Potter-Sperry Wedding To-day-HosIey-
Mcdowell Weddng-The Barnes Hosley
| Wedding To-night--oT for Europe-A
New Haven Lady--Yale Tutors VI edding
MANY other Personal Items,
The Sperry-Potter wedding takes
| place this noon ait st. Johns Episcopal
church. The bride-elect, Miss Potter Of
| Cedar HIN. will be attired In travelling
dress. The groom is a son of Mr.. Fos-
| ter Sperry of Bradley street, and all
the parties are highly esteemed, and
have many friends. The happy couple
will take wedding tour of some dura-
ton.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Bruner
Mcdowell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mcdowell of Clark street and
Frank Henry Hosley, assistant pay
master of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, will take place
in the Humphrey street Congrega tional
church tomorrow evening, June 10, at
z o'clock. The Rev. f. r. Luckey pas
tor Of the church, will perform the cere-
mony. There will be four bridesmaids.
The bride, a very pretty young lady,
will be attired in white satin. The
church choir, as the bridal party enters,
win sing the wedding march from Lo-
hengrin. Mr.. and Mrs Hosley are to
make an extended tour. Among the
places at which they win sojourn Is
Lambertsville, N. j., where coinciden-
tally they will attend the golden we'd
ding of Miss MeDoWell's grandfather,
Richard Mcdowell, master mechanic of
the Pennsylvania railroad. Other points
of interest to be visited include Wash
ington, Niagara Fails and Boston. The
happy couple win reside at the shore
for the summer. and In the fall will
reside on Howard avenue.
Miss Helen Cheney Of Fair Haven
Heights has returned to the city after
a six months sojourn in Boston.
Leonard T. Waldron, a graduate Of
the Yale law school of the class Of 80,
and whose home is in Knoxville, Tenn,
is spending a few days In town.
Miss Mamie A. Hart of Shelter street,
this city, will be married st. Francis
church Tuesday, June Is, to DIR. Rich
ard Raymond of Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Edith M. Bixby, wife of PATROL
man Bixby, who has been taking a
teachers course in the Cleveland school
and college Of music in Cleveland, o.,
will return home July !.
Otto Marx of this city, a graduate of
the New York college of pharmacy,
has purchased Of L. A. Eliot the drug
store located at 491 Chapel street.
Mr.. Jerry Kehane of New Haven Is
spending the summer in New York.
Mrs. Philo S. Bennett, with a party,
will sail for Europe on the White Star
line June 49,
Major Glddings of the Signal corps
has appointed Lieutenant James z.
Wheeler, second section. adjutant OF the
corps, vice Lieutenant A. A. Beach,
third section, who has become senior
lieutenant,
Word comes from Mrs. Hoadley B.
Ives from southern Europe in which she
tells Of her experience in Florence dur
ing the recent earthquake. While In
Florence Mrs. Ives occupied apartments
in the Nicolini Palace. The ceiling and
walls of the room she occupied were
badly cracked.
DR.. j. Waldo Jewett of this city has
just been appointed assistant surgeon
at the New York Opthalmic hospital
DR.. Jewett is graduate Of this institu-
ton. DIR. Jewett has devoted his atten-
ton particularly to these branches and
has met with marked success.
Wilbert G. Johnston of New Britain |
will he married to Miss Carrie S. Green
wood of this city today at the residence |
of Rev DIR. Brown on Howe street. AT |
ter a short Journey they will reside in |
New Britain and will be ait home after |
July ! at 1874 Chestnut street.
The Barnes-H osmer wedding eeremo- |
ny takes place this evening at the |
Church of the Redeemer at o'clock, |
1t will fbe brilliant event.
Mrs. Wallace Case Of Barkhamsted Is |
spending week in New Haven,
Mrs. A. "A. Stevens and son and Mrs. |
e. e. Burr and daughters, all of Bristol, |
came to Morris Cove Saturday, where
they are occupying the Morris cottage.
James Hustled Of Peekskill, son of the
ate ex-Speaker James w. Hustled, and |
Miss Louise spaulding, daughter Of Rep
'esentative j. e. Spaulding of Winsted, |
will be married in the Episcopal church
n Winsted this afternoon.
Michael Mitchell ana MISS Maria
Wheeler will be married in the Roman
Catholic church in Winsted at o'clock
his morning.
Tutor Arthur l.. Wheeler of Yale, sal
Of the class of '93, is to be mar
led on Thursday of next week to Miss
Nay L. Waters, the daughter of Mrs.
Waters of Hartford. Mr.. Wheel
IF is the son of the late William r.
Wheeler, the artist. He is a graduate
f the Hartford high school and was
appointed tutor In Latin at Yale at the
asst meeting Of the Yale corporation.
Miss M. A. Howe has resigned from
he Hartford high school to accept a
esponsible position in Mrs. Porter's well
,nown school for girls at Pennington
Iiss Howe taught in the West Middle
chool for three years and after that
vent to the high school, where she has
een teaching for sixteen years. Since
1888, for the past twelve years, she has
ad entire charge of the French depart
nent, and she has long been the most
opular and one of the most successful |,
instructors in the school.
EIbe Inquiry Ended.