The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08
Personal JOTTINGS.

A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday morning at 1870 at ST. joseph
church when Miss Elizabeth Kay OF
Bishop street was united in marriage TO
Joseph p. Kennedy of 1886 Howard ave-
nue.. the Rev. Father Daley officiating
The bridesmaid was Miss Lucy Kay
and the groomsman was John Corpett'
The bridegroom is prominent mem
her of Russell council, X. of C., whlle
the bride Is connected with the ladies'
auxiliary of the council. The HAPPY
pair left on a trip to washington ~
e.. after the wedding banquet was
served.
! L. H. Hayden and wife of this city
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. George a.
Comeau of Norwich, returning nome
Saturday Over Sunday and Monday
they entertained Henry Seymour and j.
P. Meunier of St. Johns N. B.
Mrs. Julia e. Stivers of Stonington IS
visiting her son and his wife, Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. E. Stivers of West Haven.
Rev. N. A. Marriott, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Warrenton, va,
formerly pastor of the Mount Cavalry
BAPTIST church in Norwich, arrived
Monday evening He will return to-day.
Mr.. Marriott has received call from
Grace Baptist church in Waterbury.
Miss Mabel M. Hughes of Vernon
street has been the guest of her father
Henry M. Hughes, of the Holmes q
Hoffman building, New Britain,
One of the large weddings yesterday
took place In Pennington when Miss
Ruth Holmes Gay was married to Ern-
est H. Cady of Hartford The ceremony
was performed In the Congregational
church at 430
Miss May Hitchcock of this city has
been spending a few days with Miss
Edith Hatch in West Hartford,
The Young Ladies' Bible class Of the
First M. e. church will give Paper
Festival THIS Thursday evening, No
vember s. The entertainment promises
to be novel and interesting. The young
ladies will appear In tissue paper cos
tunes. A fine programme has been ar
ranged. including readings by Professor
Wetzel, plano solo by Mrs. Wetzel, both
formerly connected with the University
of Denver; vocal solo by Miss Rather
yne Sanford, violin solo by Mrs, Beach,
and piano selections by the Misses Had
den. Ice cream, cake and home made
candy will be on sale during the even
ing Admission Is cents,
DR.. NJ J. Rowe of Bridgeport. acting
assistant surgeon in the United states
army is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
I, Ill Go Two, ,pte
co, where he went on duty In July
The entertainment for this evening in
the town hall, West Haven, for the ben
eft Of the Y. M. c. A. union, Is likely to
very very largely attended. The Hen
dee company will have charge of the
which will consist of the
first half of the farce comedy, "A Pro-
posal Under Difficulties Following
this there will be excellent musical and
literary selections and the evenings en-
will conclude with the play
"A Pair Of Lunatlcs." The programme
has heretofore been given.
Mrs. w. H. Moseley, wife of the pro-
prietor of the New Haven house. is the
guest of Mrs. C. J. Camp in Winsted.
The papers report the assignment of
james - Geck OF New maven, LA Dill |
ties over $4,000 with assets little over
$500 Mr.. Peck was for several years a |
popular merchant in this town and |
made many friends here, who deeply re-
greet to hear of his misfortune.-Litch-|
field ENQUIRER.
A general meeting of all committees
with the Gymkhana to be |
given in the armory during the week of |
November 81, will be held in Trinity
church chapel Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Reports will be read by the
,hairmen OF the different committees,
and Mrs. j. B. Sargent will deliver an
address of welcome In behalf of the ex-
ecutive board of the Leila and Hope day
for whose benefit the affair
las been arranged Miss Winchester of
Wall street will also read paper giving
l short sketch of each of these institu-
ions. The meeting promises to be
1ery interesting one and it is hoped that
IS many members OF the different COM
nittees will be present as possible.