The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-06

Mrs. George Rider of Woodbridge avenue,
East Hartford, will leave in few days for
n visit In New Haven.
Miss Maggie Gleason Of New Haven Is
! visiting her uncle, the Rev. j. j. Gleason,
| in East Hartford
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Ida, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f..
Borchert of 725 State street to Paul Spitz.
ner. The wedding will take place in Sep
| TENDER.
Major Newton w. Perkins of New Haven
was visitor In town Monday. Major Per-
kins served In the Thirteenth Connecticut
Volunteers during the civil war. While III
town he called upon Town Clerk Pentield,
who belonged TO The Thirteenth.-New Brit
ain Record.
Clarence Ward Hatch and Miss Edith
Hedges Jarman, daughter of General and
Mrs, James Fl. Jarman of Hartford, for
merly of New Haven, VIII be united in
marriage at the South Congregational
church, Hartford this evening June 6, ut
Z O'Clock The Rev. Joseph l.. Twlchell
will ofliciate. reception will follow the
ceremony, from 1880 to ., at the home of
General Jarman, No. PA Wetherstield ave.
nue..
William +. Clark and Mary Isabelle Fer
dinandus, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ferdtnandus, will be married at the Church
Of the Sacred Heart on Thursday morning
at 8 O'Clock A nnptial mass will be celc-
brated at O'Clock. A reception will be
held at the brides residence 81 Congress
avenue, after the wedding, The wedding
tour will include Atlantic City, Washington
and Old Point Comfort.
The following persons have been elected
honorary members of the Litchield County
Choral union: DR.. Gustove j. Stoeckel,
Carl Stocked Of Norfolk, Carl and Mrs.
Clara Louise Kellogg Strakosch of New
Hartford.
John I. McHugh, assistant tax collector
of the city Of New Haven, and Miss Mar
garet Dillon, daughter of Michael Dillon,
will be married at st. Johns X, G. church
mDrDinW \pplV hn
man, and Miss Mary Dillon will be brides
maid Only the immediate families of the
bride and groom will be present at the
wedding.
Charles W. Nra,yser of New Haven and
John II. Kelley Of Waterbury have agreed
to wrestle In Naugatuck on a date to be
agreed upon later, and have posted forfets
Of $25 each. Kelley feels confident that he
confident that he can defeat Kelley. If
the present plans are carried into effect the
contest will take place in the Gem Opera
house.
George T. OLIVER, the Pittsburg steel
maker has now bought for his son, George
a recent Yale graduate, the Pittsburg Com
mercial Gazette, which used to be the chief
newspaper support of the republican party
in western Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. f'rans II. Hart of New
Haven have opened Heartsease, Branford
Beach, for the season, and are occupying
1t.
Major r. Attwater Barnes and family Of
New Haven are in possession Of the Wal
lace cottage, Branford Beach, for the sea-
SON
Fred A. Belts. ex.insurance commissioner,
returned Monday evening from a business
trip In the west and south. In Arkansas, he
found the political sentiment running
strong for Colonel Bryan for president lie
found business very good IN the south. He
says that In Chicago and ST. Louis the la
Dor troubles which have prevailed for
months, have about paralyzed business.
Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing the marriage on Monday, June 4,
ut St Louis in st. Rose church, of Miss
Mamie McCabe to Edward Francis Judge,
both Of st. Louis. The bride, Miss McCabe,
will be remembered as the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William McCabc. who formerly
resided in New Haven. but are now resi-
dents Of st. Louis. where Mr.. McCabe has
been for number of years prominent
manufacturer, and where his daughters are
prominent socially The wedding was a
fashionable event.
Miss S. z. Porter, formerly teacher of
Greek and Latin in Hopkins Grammar
school, and very accomplished teach
er, has just returned from a years stay
in Europe, where she gave special at
tention to the German methods of teach
ing, especially in kindergarten work,
and is to omen a private school in the
autumn in her own beautifully situated
residence on the corner of st. Roman and |
Lawrence streets, about midway of |
avenue and Prospect street |
This fact is welcome news to |
many in that section and vicinity, who |
know of Miss Porter's very superior |
qualifications as a teacher. Her school |
will be school for girls and to the |
department boys and girls
will be admitted. She will prepare girls
for college classes, and will make Eng
fish special underlying feature of the |
school curriculum