Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-30
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

'@ Rev Father Saurusaitis returned to- day. after few days vacation in Bos- ton.
 MT and Mrs Henry Ramp and daughter Martha are enjoying a weeks vacation in Norwalk.
 -Messrs Nelson and McTigh of New York passed Thanksgiving day with W William Kennedy of North Leonard street.
 The many friends of Joseph Fitz- patrick of Bank street wi be peased To know that he underwent successfully surgical operation upon one of his eyes. which was performed by Dr St John of Hartford.
 Joseph Eckler of Green street was the proudest man in town yesterday, and justly so. Joe is an expert hunts man and has made several trips after the winged game this season with lift tie success. Yesterday morning he started on another hunting expedition, Vowing before setting out that he would return with the incest bag of game man ever had his eyes on. And he did. Last night he returned after day spent in the wilds of White Deer Rock. midway between Middlebury and Woodbury. The game consisted of about sixteen of the finest partridge and quail that any huntsman could de sire. After proudly exhibiting them to his friends all over Brooklyn. he is said to have left them in the possession of Chris Dunphy to be put in fine condi- ton that they may be served to him, alone, at the annual supper of Dunphy. At the church of St Patrick yes terday morning at s o'clock. George German of 347 Grove street, a popular employe of the New England Watch Co. and Miss Mary Maloney of g l DraFer avenue. were united in mar riage. the Rev Father GleeSon per- : forming the ceremony. Dennis Fox was best man. while the bridesmaid was Miss Mamie Maloney of Derby. q cousin of the bride. The bride and i bridesmaid wera gowned in beautiful 1 dresses of castor color and wore black l hats The groOm'S gift to the bride was a handsome white prayer book set with pearls. while q magnificent | brooch was his gift to the, bridesmaid. ! After the ceremony a wedding break i fast was held at which. the many ! friends of both young people were i present. The wedding gifts received | We're many and costly, attesting the popularity of the bridal pair. The lat
 ter have already taken up their abode in a handsomely furnished house of
 their own at .6 Waterville street.
 where they will ba pleased to greet all
 of their friends. .
 Daniel J. Mccarthy and Miss Mamie Kelly. John Dunphy and Miss
 Nellie McMah0n led the double march
 of 230 couples at the eleventh annual
 concert and reception of the Brook lyn Athletic club. which was held in City hail yesterday afternoon and evening. The affair was a big sue
 cess and pleased everybody. The com
 mittees were made up as follows: Com
 lnittee of arrangements: James J
 Madden. John Cullen. John J. Temple
 William E. Darby. M. T. Madden, John
 F. Dunphy. William Schmidt. Floor
 ccmmittee: Grand conductor. Daniel J. Mccarthy: William Derwin. P. Grou- den. s. !. O'Brien. William Byron. J.
 l., Johnson. Arthur White. E. J. Don
 ahue. Thomas Mitchell. Maurice Ryan
 Louis GuilfCile. T. 1ouman. John Elan
 igan. Thomas Grady. NJ. Mulcahy. Law
 renee Robinson. Charles Smith. Pat ricl, Dolan. Arthur Perigard . Recep
 ton committee: NJ. Bowen, ]. Barnes William Barrett D. Bergin. L. Baker
 O. Blansfeld. Edward Belden. F
 Brown. T. Beaulieu. J. Brickel. F. Bol
 due F. Baribeau. NJ. Buckley. NJ. Cos
 tello \. Camphrey. T. Carroll. T. Cur
 engible T. Cullen T. Cronin, W. Con
 way. F. I-eary. F. Duffy. H. D. Dur , ant. J. Dwyer. E. Flood, T. Hogan. R < Hogan. R. Garnsey, +. Hannah. A :. Smith. l.. Schlcsser E, Stokes. T. Gre : Guer \. Knapp. n. Cronin, F. Ged f reanlt. r. Baumgartner. D. Lawlor. T
 Luddv. J. Garbareno, w. Kelly. A
 Gautllier. W. Iittlehale. T. McAuliffe
 '. Mccarthy. T. Martin. C. McGowan
 T. Mulvile, D. J. Mahanev. F. La . chance. P. Lachance, F. Mccormack l. w. Nalcch, F. Meehan. ]. Montam . l'eauIt. s. Montambeault. J. McGrath 0 I Merchant l. T. O'Brien, A. O'Brien + H. Perkins. E. Ryan. w. Richardson l. NJ. Reilly. A. Carroll. The concer program. ". T. Matcn director. was a
 follows: March, The Blue and tn
 Cray: overture. "Reception": concer r valse. "The Ameef": piccolo solo y "Flowers and Butterflies: selection s 'Thn Singing Girl: the cake-walk hi . "Policy Sam" The attendance wa
 large many being present from out 0 town.