The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-03

Hue ItaNSS lO-udy lOI T iOAldet. MI D. Chatfeld will be accompanied by her
 mother Mrs. R. K. Breck of North
 ampton, Mass, and their many friends l in the city extend to them their best wishes for a pleasant journey. They
 will spend several months at Mrs. | Chatfield's winter home in Rockledge, Fla.
 | Governor Roosevelt of New York has 1 appointed Winfield Scott Thrasher, brother of s. P. Thrasher of this city,
 county judge for Cattaragus county. | The position is worth about $5,000 a
 year and is one requiring first-class 1 legal ability, which Mr. Thrasher has
 proved by successful management of important cases that he possesses. MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss ex- pect to sail for Europe on February 10.
 They will go by the way of the Medit-
 teranean to Spain and Sicily and will probably be away about three months. Miss Denton will not accompany them as she expects to go directly to Paris, sailing from New York some time in January.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Buckman of No. S7 Cedar street became the happy par Clll6 Ol etll -PCail0 Siit Odpy GU 11:55 D. m. on the evening of December S1. When the year 1900 came into be- ing the little one was five minutes old.
 Miss Mary Vibbert of New York city. who has been frequent visitor at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. William F. Vibbert of TOP Orange street, will be a bridesmaid at large and fashionable wedding which will take place in the Church of the Holy Communion on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 17. Miss Vibbert who is the daughter of Rev. pr. William Vibbert rector of Trinity chapel New York, is also cousin of the bride, Miss Edith Law renee Speyers, daughter of Albert c. F. Speyers.
 Miss Katherine V. Brown Of Newhall street is home from Rdgefeld spending New Years with her parents.
 Mrs. Hobart Hotchkiss of Westville entertained the Up-to-date club Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Laurens Lennox, who conducts the club, chose for her topic, "The Transvaai or the South African Subject"
 Rev. pr. Louis A. Alexander princi- pal of Alexander's Institute for Lam SudSts, NIicth anu lAdi illl NCSpCtidliy lOl beginners), Hebrew, German and French for beginners and advanced), in New Haven. will open on February 1 similar institute in Bridgeport.
 Miss Evelyn, eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Stone of 56O Atlantic street, Bridgeport was united in mar riage to J. Norton Stephens of Meta mora, Mich, at the home of her parents Monday evening. Rev. F. k. Perkins of Yalesville a former pastor and friend of the family, officiated. The wedding took place at 6:30 in the par lors and was followed by reception and lunch. The newly married couple left on the 9:36 for the groom's home in the west where they will take up their future residence. The bride was prominently identified with Frs Bap- tist church circles .h
 Arthur P. Smith of Milford, for the past eight years q salesman with the D. M. Read Co.,, Bridgeport and Miss Rebecca C.. daughter of Mrs. Martha Thompson of 205 Harriet street. that city were married Monday evening at the home of the brides mother, only relatives and few intimate friends be- lHS pIGstIl He lloust WdS tdSleIuIly arranged with flowers, and the ofiiciat- ing clergyman was Rev. F. ,Grfer Full lerton, who performed the marriage ceremony at 8. The bride wore gray travelling costume, with a hat of violet velvet and was attended by her two nieces, Marjorie Thompson of New Ha- ven, and Miss Matte Mallinson of West Cornwall The couple received a great number of presents. They will reside in North avenre, Bridgeport.