The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-17
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 Married to Lewis II. TyrcIl Last Even-
 ing.
 At the golden wedding celebration of MT. and Mrs. William F. Bishop held at their home. 2O5 Blatchley avenue, on Tuesday evening. those who assisted in receiving with MT and Mrs. Bishop and daughters were Walter Bishop Mrs. Walter Bishop, Mrs. Albert Bishop, Mrs. Carrie Starbird and Miss Clara Jacobs.
 Among the guests were Mrs, Nancy Bishop, MT. and Mrs Charles Bishop, Clara and Olive Bishop, Samuel Bish- op, Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse, Captain Albert Bishop and son, George Bishop, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop, MT. and Mrs. William Bishop, 2d. MT. and Mrs, Samuel Bishop, 2d, Mrs. George Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Jacobs, Mrs. Nancy Buddington, representing all the families of the brothers and sisters of the bridegroom: MT. and Mrs. J. D. Belcher, Mrs. Ella J. Ward of West vile, nieces of the bride; Rev, MT. san ford of Grace church and wife, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Blatchley, Mrs. Susan Blatchley and family, MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mir. and Mrs. John Will mot, MT. and Mrs John Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hull, Mrs. James Hull, Mrs. Frank Hull, MT. and Mrs. North, Mrs, Frances Hopton, MT. and Mrs. Rogerson. Miss Annette Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Fenton, MT and Mrs. Edward Fenton. Sylvester Gilbert, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Weld, Mrs. Jane Dibble, Mrs. Joel Bradley, S. K. Jones and daughter, Mrs. Herbert Jones, pr. A. Hunt and wife Mrs. Evelyn Stevens, Mrs. Florence Pardee, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Fields, Miss Katie Keenan, MT. and Mrs. Harry Hughes, Mrs. Jane Norton. Mrs. P. B. Futile and MT. and Mrs. Marcus Wooding.
 Friends from out of town were MT. and Mrs. H. H. Thompson, Miss Jennie Elliott Mrs. William Woodward Miss Olive Woodward of East Haven, MT. and Mrs. Clifford Bishop, nephew of the groom, from Guilford; Mrs. Sarah Weld. MT. and Mrs. Edward Dowd of Madison. and Edward Evarts. Regrets were received from Boston, Waterbury, Meriden, Guilford, Madi- son, North Haven and New Haven. The presents were costly and beauti- full. among them being s122 in gold, pie lures, bric-a- -brac, gold candlesticks, q loving cup, spoons. Noticeable among the presents were an embroidered anni- versary piece in a gold frame and many beautiful golden chrysanthemums-the gifts of numerous friends.
 One of the enjoyable features of the evening was the reading of an original poem by the youngest sister Mrs. Bud- dington. Mrs. .Leavenworth also read one written by herself.
 The funeral of Mrs Harriet A. Scran- ton will be held this afternoon. The deceased was matron of the Center Church home. 25 Wall street. She for merly resided here and was the widow of H. L. Scranton, who formerly was proprietor of the Tontine and several other hotels. A brother of the deceased is Colonel George w. Granniss of San Francisco and formerly of Fair Haven. Her mother was the late Hannah Gran miss. The interment will be in the Fair Haven cemetery.
 Bennett Potter died yesterday at the Clifford home, where he had been for seven or eight years. He was a broth- CT of William and Isaac Potter and of Mrs. Arietta Harrison. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from the Soldiers Memorial chapel, Fair Haven cemetery.
 1,Ia ri tno nl op Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Clara Rider, 90 Quinnipiac avenue. There were twenty-one young people present, including Miss Hattie Andrews, Mrs. Andrews, Miss Eva Hotchkiss, Miss Alice Ring, Miss Belle Hotchkiss, Miss Eva Bartholomew and Messrs Kimberly, Gates, Scranton, Watson, Johnson, Phillips, McMann and Rider. There were piano, violin and banjo mu- sic, singing, games and dancing, and a fine spread was served.
 surprise party was rendered Mrs. Mary Perry of 10S Wolcott street Mon- day evening. There were music and games and good time for all. Some of those present were Miss Mabel Ford, Miss Cora Lowe, Miss Daisy Huband, Miss Viola Hall Miss Eva Wheeland, Miss Annie Huband, Mrs. James Rich ards, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Saunders, H. E. Woodstock, J. E. Perry, Archie Meigs, Thomas Perry, Henry Bachelor, w. J. Phillips and Eugene Jeffers.
 Among those collecting for the St. Francis orphan asylum for Fair Ha- ven and East Haven yesterday were James Laden, Frank Foley, James Fa- hy, George Boucher, Garrett Roman, John Clark, Patrick Gillen, P. Clyne Daniel Buckley James Eagan and P Burke
 A pretty wedding took place last eve l ming at o'clock at the residence of MT and Mrs. T. G. w. Jefferson, 69 Clinton avenue, when their daughter, Miss Edith Emma, was united in marriage to i Lewis Henry Tyrrell. Rev. R. T. Me 1 Nicholl officiated. The residence was | handsomely decorated with palms anC l chrysanthemums by Smith T. Bradley l the florist. The weddi-,g march was ] played by cousin of the bride Ear Johnson, assistant organist at the Eas Pearl street M. E. church. The bride wore gown of pearly gray broadclott and carried a bouquet of bride roses Her going-away gown was of darl brown cloth, trimmed with light blut silk. and hat to match. The ceremony ,,arforr1oe6 with rinp hon,