The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-17

l tO 6eOTSe EilOlL bIONH, "IlCu VII
 take place at the First Congregations
 church, Norwalk, al 3;30 p. m, Novem
 Der 6. A reception will follow at
 o'clock at the residence of the bride
 father on Mott street.
 The Idle Hour Whist club of Wes
 Haven met last evening with Mrs. Dora
 Kelsey of Rosette street. this city r
 The Monday Whist club will be en
 tertained next week by Mrs. Aurelis
 Thompson at the home of her sister
 Mrs. Charles F. Graham of Elm street
 The little children who attended Mis!
 Rockfords Kindergarten in West Ha'
 ven are Constance Netteton. Ritz
 Whitney, Helen Adams, Hope Spencer
 Ethel Aldritch, Emily Bowman, New
 ton Talman, Ruel Talman Paul Brown
 Felvirs Ackrill, Harold Memaur. Don- aid Nettleton. Haddie Strong.
 An invitation has been received by the fire companies of West Haven tc attend the firemen's parade to be held
 in Branford this evening. The parade
 will march at 7:30 and after a tour of
 the principal streets will return to the
 new fire department house on Hillside
 avenue, where the formal opening will | ldhC pioSC eRiiNt iCli SGIlAAiNAisS NAAA M
 served.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Laine, of No. 5S3 Grand avenue, will fittingly observe
 their silver wedding Monday, October
 2S. The many friends of the popular
 couple are now receiving invitations to
 attend the reception and dance which | will be held on that evening in Aurora 1 hall.
 | | Last evening Miss Emma Weber, the
 daughter of MT. and Mrs Otto Weber,
 of No. g Humphrey street, was united in wedlock to Charles Reiche1, a son of
 John Reichel superintendent of the l Quinnipiac Brewing company The ceremony was performed in the Trinity Lutheran church by the pastor, Rev. MT. Timm, at o'clock and was follow ed by grand reception in Harugari hall at o'clock Professor Herman Trisch presided at the organ and rem dered the wedding march, while the choir of the church sang appropriate songs Several hundred guests were present at the ceremony and at the re- ception.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Baker cele- brated the fifth anniversary of their N6uulHS Oll hbIludy CNClllilSo, Nhilu Ut spite the bad weather the guests en- joyed the evening sufficiently to com pensate for the discomfort of going out. A game of whist began the diver sion of the occasion. The winners of the prizes for the women were Mrs. Halsey w. Kelly, first prize; Mrs, Ar thur R. Thorpe, second; Mrs. $. Fred erick Strong, third. The fortunate play CTS among the men were Dr. F. w. Brown. first: w. H. Graham, second, and Sherlon D. Smith, third. A dainty luncheon was served. Dr. and Mrs. F. w. Brown, who were among the guests, contributed several songs to the enjoy ment of the others. Dr. F. w. Parson furnished music on the piano and F. w. Post gave a vocal selection. Dancing closed the amusements of the evening. The house was prettily trimmed with fall foliage, and on the wall were placed the significant dates '1S96-190l." MT. and Mrs. Baker received many beauti- full gifts, including cut glass, vases, chi na, tables pictures, etc. Those present were MT and Mrs. w. V. Treloar, MT. and Mrs A. P Thorpe, MT. and Mrs. Sherlon D. Smith MT, and Mrs. ". H.
  MT. and Mrs s. Frederick Strong, MT and Mrs. Charles c. Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Sanford Dr. and Mrs. F. w. Brown, MT. and Mrs John Kirby, MT and Mrs. James Johnston, MT. and Mrs F. W. Post, MT. and Mrs. Halsey w. Kelley, MT and Mrs. Clinton V. Weed MT. and Mrs. Frank F'risbie MT. ' and Mrs Robert Thorpe, Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Helen Curtiss, Miss Emma . Davis, Miss Annie Dutton, Miss Bessie . of Lynn, Mass, Mrs. W. H. . Bennett, of Sag Harbor L. l., Mrs. FL en F. Barker, Mrs. Margaret B. Clark, Mrs. Ella G. Sherlock, Dr. Frank Par son, Alfred Coxeter, Charles Harrison, Frederick Riley, MT. Noble and Reuben L.. Baker Those sending regrets be- cause of illness or absence were MT. and Mrs. A. J. Beecher, MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Keast and Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Rowe.
 George Talman of Third avenue, West Haven, attended the carriage nakars' convention in New York Tues lay.
 On November 2 wedding of much interest will take place at St. Paups Episcopal church. The bride-elect is Miss Anna Gertrude Peterson, daugh- CT of Mrs. George F. Peterson of 142 Whalley avenue, and sister of G. c. Peterson, the well known manager of he box office at the Hyperion theater. The groom elect is Henry Dexter Vest ott. better known as Harry" Vest ott. Yale '01, the popular manager for
 couple of years of the Yale Dramatic ssociation. MT. Westcott assisted frank Lea Short in staging the dl'a- natic presentation of the oritorio of Elijah" the final night of the May fes- ival of 1901 and also the Yale produc- ; ion last spring of "The Fair Maid of he West" Since graduation in June. IT. Westcott has been engaged in bus ness in Philadelphia. His parents re- idle in Haddonfield, an hours ride by rain from the Quaker City, and there IT.. Westcott will take his bride, They ill reside during the winter certainly -ith the parents of MT. Westcott, and heir plans for the spring are as yet ndefined. A large reception will be ' iven them on their arrival in Haddon- z cid by the parents of the groom. Miss { my Austin will attend Miss Peterson 5 maid of honor. The list of ushers is t lcomplete at present. Invitations will ' 2 issued in 2 few days to friends. The Y