The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-25
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

HIS tamlly VIII remaln In this city over the holiday season, joining MT. Sperry in Washington early in Janu- ary.
 MT, and Mrs. Mooney of Atlantic City, N. J., are visiting friends in New Haven and will spend to-day (Thanks- giving) with MT. and Mrs. Wolcott J. Miller of Nicoll street. MT. Mooney is the proprietor of a hotel at Atlantic City.
 Leading New Haven Odd Fellows, who heard Congressman Hills address at I. o. o. F. hall, this city, Wednesday evening, speak in high praise of the address as being one or great fascina- tion, and were unanimous in express ing qualification at having had the privilege of hearing it. MT. Hill gave a recital of some of his experiences and observations while on his recent vaca- tion in Europe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nudge are at home in Naugatuck but leave next week for an engagement at Polls theater in this city.
 pr. M. J. Husinsky or Hartford and Miss Annie Gancher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Isaac L. Gancher of Water bury, were married in Congress hall Tuesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Sulzin of Water bury. There was a large attendance at the wedding. There were three bridesmaids. Among those who were present from out of town were MT. and Mrs. I. Husinsky of New Haven, the parents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of Hartford, Henry Isaacs of Chicago, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Rubin of New Haven, MT. and Mrs. H. Matz of New Haven and MT. and Mrs Charles Hires of New Haven. The bridal couple left for 8 wedding trip to New York; Philadelphia and Chicago. Dr. Husinsky is graduate of the Yale Medical school and has built up a good practice in Hartford, where the newly married couple will reside. Miss Gan cher has been one of the most popular Jewish girls in Waterbury.
 Thomas Shanahan, druggist at the Geddes drug store on Bank street, Wa | terbury, last evening arrived in town to spend Thanksgiving with his par | ents.
 Yesterdays Bridgeport Standard says: Frank H. Russell, son of the Rev. Frank Russell, D. D., pastor of the | South Congregational church, is home | from Yale for Thanksgiving, and he | brings with him handsome loving cup as result of his work in the annual :! fall contest in athletics held at the col 1 lege recently. The cup is the prize for | the two mile bicycle race. It was won | handily by MT. Russell who covered the distance in minutes and 2S sec l onds MT. Russell is a member of the | sophomore class, academic, at Yale He l is well known in this city, having stud l jed at the High school.
 Senator W. S. Beecher was much better yesterday and it is thought now I that he is out of danger.
 l General Horatio c. King of Brooklyn, organist of Plymouth church of that city, will be the orator at the Elks' | memorial services to be held in the Grand opera house, December 5. MT. Edgar F. R. Varick and wife of Rockville Center, L. l.. are spending a | few days with Attorney Fowler of 205 1 Whalley avenue. Mrs. Varick is the | daughter of MT. Fowler and has inn proved greatly from her illness which she has recently undergone.
 Miss Nellie McNeil of Orange street, this city, was among those friends from New Haven attending the wedding in South Norwalk yesterday morning at St. Mary's church, of Miss Katherine Cavanaugh, daughter of MT. Lawrence Cavanaugh, and Mir. Joseph O'Brien, both of South Norwalk. The Rev Fa- ther Slocum of Waterbury performed the ceremony, which was celebrated with a nuptia mass. Miss Marie Webb, the brides cousin, and Mr. John Ca 1 vanaugh, bother of the bride, were the attendants.
 l William Drum of Daggett street and Miss Marie Mcclure were married yes lterday morning at St. Johns R. c. church. Charles Drum, a brother of the groom, was best man, and the bridesmaid was Miss Annie Doyle of Fair Haven, cousin of the bride. The bride wore a very pretty blue dress trimmed with white silk. The brides maid wore pretty blue dress trimmed with white silk. On their return from their wedding tour to Washington, MT and Mrs. Drum will reside at 32 Lines street.
 Miss Ada Turner of Branford enter tained the Daughters of the King al her home Wednesday evening.
 A wedding, which will take place 1T
 Harmonic hall December z, is that oi
 Isaac Scheuer of Grand avenue an6
 Miss Lena D. Dreyfus or Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. $. Winner Hart of the
 Hotel Majestic have had as their guest
 for the past week Miss Parmelee o1
 Worcester. On Saturday evening Mir
 and Mrs Hart gave small dinner fol
 their guest, later taking the party tc
 the theater.
 Merrick Russell of East Haven will
 go to Moosup soon to be teated for z
 cancer.
 Miss Wheedon of 33 Wall street ha.
 sent out some 200 cards for an at home
 next Monday evening, when MT. F. Ma
 rion Crawford will lecture on 'Popt Leo XIII" After the lecture there vii
 be an informal reception, at which al
 opportunity will be given to meet tn, distinguished author.