The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-26
1OoA1 NEVIS Jorr1NGs.

Home Again-A Promotion-Five O'Clock Tea-"Banner' Anniversary Tonight
 Weddings-A Masquerade, Etc.
 Professor Brush of the Yale Scientific school and Mrs. Brush have returned from a trip to the Mediterranean.
 The Prescotts would like to play any baseball nine in the city under thirteen years. William McGrath, manager, 197 James street.
 Mrs. A. B. Bristol of Dwight street has returned from a three weeks visit in New York
 West Haven lodge No. 59, A. o, U. w., held smoker" at their lodge room last evening.
 Friends of Miss Mary E. Burke of this city, who recently went to Ireland for the benefit of her health, will be pained to learn of her death, which occurred there April z.
 James J. Cushing of 729 Grand ave- nue, formerly employed at the railroad offices, who has been appointed postal mail clerk on the route from New York to Boston, has begun his duties
 Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Craig and daughters of New York came to this city yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nicely. Mir Mclaughlin of Providence, brother of the late Mrs. Nicely, was also here at his sisters fun eral.
 Mrs. B. c. Pike of New York, for merly Miss Emma Hirsch of this city, gave a o'clock tea at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Hirsch of No. 9 Congress street, Hartford Saturday af- ternoon.
 s. R. Reed, engineer on the Shore Line division, who resides at 61 Kim berly avenue, is receiving congratula- tions on the birth of a girl baby, which arrived Wednesday night. It is MT. and Mrs. Reeds second daughter.
 Judge Cleaveland of the probate court yesterday appointed Richard H. Tyner and Attorney J. J. Buchanan commissioners on the insolvent estate of George F. Fletcher.
 Rev. G. 1T. Jackson, M. D., ex-pastor of the Immanuel Baptist church, this city, has sent word to Rev. A. P Mill Ter that he is now in Boston. and tn- tends to be present at the third Ban ner anniversary this evening in the United church chapel
 On invitation of MT. and Mrs. Sidney Kelsey about one hundred of their friends attended a masquerade party at their pleasant home, 9 Townsend avenue, Wednesday night, the occa- sion being the celebration of the fif- teenth anniversary of their marriage. The house was beautifully decorated, and the costumes worn were very fine, the gentlemen's being of the grotesque order, while those of the ladies were of the fancy dress variety. The grand march was led by Mir. Kelsey's eleven year-old daughter and Master James Mill, his nine-year-old nephew, who the characters of "Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb During the evening H, A. Snyder, on behalf of a few of MT. and Mrs. Kelsey's neighbors and friends, presented them with a handsome dinner set which was a com plete surprise to the recipients.
 Miss Marie Amelia Brandes and Ed l ward M. Cotter were married Wednes- | lay evening by Rev. Mr. Slebke at the | residence of the brides sister S9S State l street. There were two bridesmaids. | Miss Ida Brandes, the brides sister, l md Miss Fannie Cotter, a sister of the | groom. Henry c. Wilmot acted as best nan, and Henry Hessler as usher. A upper was served. The wedding guests were numerous, the house being filed with friends On their return from heir wedding trip the happy couple will reside at 117 Foster street.
 Henry Ambuhle of this city and Miss Theresa Schraudenback of Mofristown, J J., were married last evening at the esidence of Mrs. Frederick Kinsley of William street. The officiating cler- yman was Rev. pr. Beardsley of St. 7honas' church. There were no brides maids. Frederick Lehr was best man, nd MT. Orpuer and MT. Siegl acted as shers. Many friends were present. )eibel catered, The happy pair will re- ide on Edwards street.
 Rock castle, K. G. B., gave a jolly masquerade at Pyramid hall last night. The Slall was filled. The fair closes to- fight.
 An Important Question.