The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
AND THEIR OUTINGS IND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE IND THERE.

Trips to the Mountain ana seashore
 and Across the wave-Many Pleasant
 Visits-More Pretty September We'd
 dings-Other Personal Jottinss'
 A very pretty home wedding was eel ebrated last evening at the residence ol the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. George D. Robinson, 50 Bishop street, where the marriage of their eldest daughter, Irene Robinson to Harry Curtiss Stillman or Meriden was solemnized. The marriage ceremony with exchange ot rings was performed by Rev. Frank k. Luckey, pastor of Humphrey street Congrega- tional church. The young bride, who IS a pretty blonde, was married ana looK- ed charmingly in her travellng costume of steel gray silk and broadcloth, Wlth white silk vest and trimmings, with which was worn a hat of wine colofed velvet and stiff quills. The wedding was a quiet one and was attended by num- Der of relatives and friends from out or town and also a goodly number or friends in the city. The happy couple were the recipients of large number Of beautiful and appropriate presents, among which were sixty-five dollars in gold from the groom's parents and grandfather and several sets of solid silver tableware from MT. and Mrs. Robinson, parents of the bride. At late hour the newly welded pair left for wedding tour to Poughkeepsie and other places, after which they will re- side in this city. MT Stillman is man ager of his fathers restaurant on Gen. ter street, this city, and both or the young couple have the best wishes or large circle of friends. Among the out of-town visitors were MT. and Mrs. w. c. Stillman, parents of the groom; MT and Mrs. w. w. Kilborn, MT. and Mrs J. E. Stillman and daughter, MT. and Mrs. w. R. Stillman, MT and Mrs. F. R. Stillman and Charles Churchill, rom Meriden; Mrs. James Foster of New York, Arthur Robinson of Woodslde, l.. l.. Miss Annie Barr of Seymour and MT. and Mrs. Fowler of Whitneyville.
 very pretty wedding took place yes- terday morning at St. Patrick's church, when the Rev. Father Russell joined in marriage Miss Margaret McDutf and John B. Kroell. The ceremony was performed at 11:30 o'clock in the presence of many of the intimate friends of both parties. The bride IS much esteemed and well known in this city. where she has resided all her life, and the groom, although he has resided here only about year, has already large circle of friends. He formerly lived in New York and is now employ
 Inv tl1n St1n6- ard Engineering company of this city. The bride, attired in gray dress ana carving a bouquet of roses, was att tended by her sister, Miss Annie Me Duff, who wore pretty white SIX gown. The best man was William F. Norton, who is employed in the same company as the groom Last evening the groom gave dinner at the home or the brides parents, No. 2o2 Humphrey street. to his most intimate friends, and later the couple left for wedding trip of week, which will include visit to New York and Niagara Falls. On their return they will be at home to their friends at their new home, No 3l Audubon street.
 Charles Richard Tjader, young Dane, who has been resident Of New York for some months, and Miss Mar garet Brinkerhoff Thorne were married on Tuesday at Millbrook, Duchess coun- ty. New York, by the Rev. Henry M. Cobb The bride is the daughter of Samuel B. Thorne, who owns beauti- ful country estate near Millbrook. Her rnother was Miss Phoebe Van Schoen- boven and she is a cousin of Oakland Thorne.
 At St. Mary's church yesterday morn ing was celebrated the wedding of Miss Catherine Shaughness and Mitchell Slattery. Miss Julie Quigly as maid of honor and Thomas McNamara as best man were the attendants Alter the ceremonv wedding breakfast was served at the home ot the brides brother, Thomas Shaughness. The bride wore a pretty white mule gown trim med with Valencennes lace, and large picturesque white hat. She carried white chrysanthemums. The maid or honor was also in white and she, too, wore a large white hat. Her flowers were pink chrysanthemums. The pres ents comprised an unusually large num- her of useful gifts After trip to Bos- +on and western Massachusetts MT. and Mrs. Slattery will live at No. 71S State street.
 Senator David Callahan, Probate Clerk Albert F. Welles, Charles T. Naltby and Harry Lane had great luck ,n snapper bluefishing. In about four hours off Burns Point, Milford, Tues dav. they caught 396, or at least that is their story.
 Mrs John Beach of Queach Bran ford Is entertaining Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes. formerly of that place but now of this city; also Miss Louise Danlker of this city, who has been heard there mon several occasions in concerts,
 Mrs. Edmond Mooney of Waterbury ia visiting her mother, Mrs. Torpay of T lovd street, for few days.
 Mrs. l.. F. Armstrong of Brooklyn N Y. is the guest of his brother, L. F. Armstrong on Christian street, Ov- ford.
 MT. and Mrs John J. Daily of 35 Franklin street celebrated their fort ieth wedding anniversary Sunday eve ing.
 Mrs. F. W. Sargent and daughter of N H., are visiting her s's-
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