The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-28

booked for the month of December is
| that of Miss Henrietta Mansfield
daughter of Edward f. Mansfield OF
Academy street, to Charles e, Pickett,
| Yale l.. S. '96, assistant clerk of the
United States court. The ceremony will
| take place at Trinity church on Tues
day, December H. Following this a re-
| ception for the immediate friends will
follow at the brides home. Both the
bride and bridegroom have a large
number of friends in New Raven. Mr.
| Pickett was one Of the prominent men
| in his class at college.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Hubnger We're
given a delightful surprise whist party
by the club of which they are mem
bers on Monday evening at their ele-
CANT residence on Whalley avenue It
was partly as farewell courtesy to
Mr. Hublnger's sister Mrs Edward
Wiseman, who has been the guest of
her relatives during the fall and is
about to depart for her western home
at Keokuk Ia. The members met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bra
EOS of Elm street, and went together to
the Hubinger mansion where their APP
pearance was an entire surprise. Those
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
LeavenWorth, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brazos,. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. N. Champion, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Harper, Mr.. and Mrs James Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Vesey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brockett, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Duke,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Slater, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Todd Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Todd,
Mr.. and Mrs Granville Wright, j. e.
Hubinger, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Maycoclz
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Shaw, Loyal Rey-
nolds, and Miss Reynolds Supper was
served and beautiful renaissance
table cover was presented to Mrs. HUI
binger by the women of the club. Mrs.
win Harper won the first prize for the
women, an embroidered center piece.
Mr. Vesey took the mems, a lar of eli
gars. The consolation prizes went to
Mrs Brazos and Mr.. Slater, the first
receiving two dozen carnations, the sec
ond a. bottle of catsup.
Rev. Duane N. Griffin, pastor of st,
Andrews M e. church at -Four Cor
ners, this city, tied the knot yesterday
noon at the wedding in Torrington in
the Center Congregational church Of
Miss Edith Belle Davey, daughter of
William T. Davey, of Davey Brothers,
shoe merchants, to DR.. Albert Won Tobel
of Meriden Mr., Griffin was assisted
by the Rev James A. Chamberlin of
the Center Congregational church. The
wedding music, Lohengrins process
sional, Mendelssohn's occasional, was
played by Miss Jennie Hotchkiss. The
church was prettily decorated for the
occasion with white chrysanthemums
and Boston ferns. The maid of honor
was Miss Flora Maude Darcy. sister of
the bride. The ushers were DR.. Thomas
j. Bergln of New Haven. William Row
der of Wallingford, cousin of the bride,
Frank Won Tobel, cousin of the groom
and John Renders of Torrington The
bride wore a cloth dress mode shade
trimmed with liberty silk and point
lace. The maid of honor wore a brown
cloth dress trimmed with applique and
liberty silk. The bride carried white
roses; the maid of honor chrysanthe-
NUNS The groom presented each of
the ushers with a silver match box
bearing the following engraving: won
Eobel-Davey, November ~, 1900" The
wedding presents were many and pref
ty among which We're three 500 bills.
gifts of relatives of the groom. After
the wedding, which was a very pretty
one, reception was held at the home |
Of the BRIDES parents. DIR. and Mrs. |
Won Tobel left on the Sis train for a |
short wedding trip On their return |
they will reside at Az East Main street. I
Meriden. Friends and relatives were
present from New Haven. Meriden. +
and New Britain. Miss
Dayey was very popular young lady
IF Torrineton, highly accomplished in
vocal music, and of high social stand
ng.
Mrs. William Pierson futile of 362
Elm street has issued cards for n,l-
scale Wednesday evening, Deem
)er 3, at $50. The artists, all of whom
ire intimate friends of the hostess. are;
Mrs. Francis A. Smith, soprano: Mrs.
francis Pratt Reynolds, contralto and
Mrs. Harriet Crane Pittblado, accom-
'anist, all well known musicians of
Hartford
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