The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-19

| CIVIL VI IAiiiily sang tIlS CilOIal Sei -
vice under Rev. G. w. Bispham's direc-
tion with Harry Read at the organ.
Before the entrance of the bride Mr..
| Read played the following programme:
| Grand Chorus .................Gu ilmant
| Gavotte-Mignon 49,. Ambrose Thomas
| IHteIHlezzo ''...... '..'.. ..Callaeflel
OIteftory .,...... ................L oretz
Champion was in charge of the deco
rations. On either side of the middle
aisles half way down the aisle, four
tall standards made of asparagus vines
and hydrangeas, rose high over the
pews, while the chancel was effectively
trimmed with palms, tiger lilies and
white hydrangeas. The pulpit was
covered with tiger lilies and clematis,
the lecturn with smilax and hydran-
geas and the altar all in white lilies.
About the chancel and altar rails We're
trimmed ropings of green and bank
of palms quite hid the chancel rail.
Mr.. Littauer is a brother of Congress
man Littauer, and inherited a COM
Portable fortune from his father. He is
a graduate of Harvard 'S6 and a men,
Der of the City, Larchmont Yacht and
New York Athletic clubs. Mr.. Littauer
is well known in club sports, and Is the
owner of several race horses. He re-
turned from Europe on the st. Paul two
weeks ago. Miss Manice is niece and
is noted as clever whip. She has
been spending the summer at Nara
gansett Pier.
William H. Ely, S. S. Thompson, j.
E. Hubinger and r. H. Brown, mem
bers of the Momentum club, will leave
tomorrow for two weeks sport in the
Canada woods. The place where they
will enjoy their sport is at Lake Bou-
Ghetto, which is a pretty spot where
there is an abundance of game and
fish. Already there are several of the
members there, among them e. C. Full
err, the Van Name brothers, their part
ner, Mr.. Boughton, all of New York,
Mr.. Tilton of the Winchester Repeating
Arms company Mr.. Beck of New York
and Mr.. Hart of the Waterbury Watch
company are also there.
r. T. Latin, for the past six years
superintendent of manufacturing at
Edward Miller & Co.'S, Meriden, will
sever his connection with that COM
pany October l.
Mrs. M. e. Wooster of $50 Howard
avenue has returned from Newtown
Conn, where she has spent the sum-
mer.
Emery Smith of South Cheshire is on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Andrews of 6S
Sea street have returned from Mt. Car
mel Center, where they were visiting
for the past two weeks
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will entertain the Eastern Star Social
club of that place at her home to-day
Mrs. A. H. Ledge of New York city
is visiting at S, Bewelps of "a Greene
street.
Frank Barnes and Edward Wakeley
of Southington will leave for wheeling
trip to Cape Cod this week.
Mrs Stebbins of 95 Plymouth street
has returned from Newtown, Conn,
where she spent the past three weeks.
Buel Goodsell and daughter of Meri- |
den spent the Sabbath at the Bishop
Goodsell cottage at Short Beach, Buel
Goodsell expects to leave within few
days for trip through Canada. Dur
ing his absence Mrs. Goodsell will visit |
in New Haven.
hi anu Mis-. OOIlll Ittllly vi Nlldllll,
Fla, are visiting Mr.. Reillys parents
in Ward street.
Miss Corinne Delesdernier, graduate
Of the SO class of the Meriden High !
school and daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Deesdernier of that city, will
leave to-day for Hartford, where she
has been engaged as teacher in the In
stitute for the Blind
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Corwin of 1870 st.
John street are at Pine Orchard for a
Few days.
Cheshire spent Sunday in this city as
he guest of Mrs. Bowman.
Miss Nellie Maxwell of Is Wooster
Place is home from a two weeks's stay
It Atlantic City.
Misses Flora and Anna Mcdonald of
his city are the guests of Miss Aneta
lewis of Southington.
Prof Robert Taylor of 81 Mansfield
treet has returned from Clinton, N. J.
Mrs. o. H. D. Fowler, wife of Attor-
icy Fowler of Wallingford, is the guest
n Cheshire of DR.. and Mrs. c.. N. Den
son.
Among those going from this city to
ee the Dewey naval parade are Mr.
nd Mrs. George A Maycock, MI. and
Irs. John N. Champion, Mr.. and Mrs.
" s. Crofut, DR.. w. S. Grove, DR.. and
IRIS C. w. Vishno, DR.. and Mrs Lam
ert, They go to Norwalk, and thence
" steamer Harlem to New York The
teamer has been chartered for the day
y James Golden, owner and editor of
he Norwalk Sentinel. Mr.. Golden is
brother-in-law of w. S. Crofut of
Vhalley avenue.
Eugene S. Adams an advertising
gent of 297 George street, met with a :
erious accident in New York Saturday
fternoon, and he is now at his home
Offering from a compound fracture of
he collar bone. He was damned be-
ween two cars while about to board
mother car.
Mrs. Benjamin Bennett of South Nor
ak came to this city a day or two
go and brought home her grandmoth-
r, Mrs Robert Tris.ram, who fractur-
i her wrist some time ago by falling
own stairs.
James P. Wood, of the firm of A. F.
Woods Sons, is expected back from
enver, Col. He will move in a few
avs from his summer home at Wood