The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


ous European Trips and Local socir
Events.
Mrs. Thomas Carey, nee Burke, {
Norfolk, Va, with her son and llttl
girl, and her sister, Mrs. Hislop, ais
of Norfolk, have been guests of Mrs.
Diebel, No. 100 Day street, for severa
weeks past They left for home thi
week, This is Mrs. Carey's first visi
to New Haven since fifteen years ag
when she was the guest of Mrs. Diebe
for some time, and made many Ney
Haven friends, who will all be glad t
hear that she is in good health and en-
joylng financial prosperity.
This evening Miss Marian P Whit
ney of the Hillhouse High school will
give a dinner In honor Of her cousin
/ Miss Cotton of Kentucky Miss Col
ton is about to start for the Philippine
Islands, where she is to become an as
sistant to her brother, who is a distric
school superintendent there.
| Professor William Lyon Phelps hay
recently published booklet entitled
THE Permanent Contributions of the
| Nineteenth Century to English Liter
| ature." 1t is a review of the century
| in literature, pointing out the CHIEF
| men, noting their principal works. The
| booklet has been divided into three
parts, devoting equal space to poets
! novelists and essayists, About fifty
copies are available for free distribu-
ton, and any student may obtain one
by applying to Professor Phelps.
Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
occurred the marriage of Miss Edna
Mary Vebber, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles r. Vebber of 2S Sylvan
avenue, to George Edward Edwards
of this city The wedding was a very
quiet one, and the Rev. Mr.. Lines of
st. Paul's church performed the cere-
mony. Later in the afternoon the bride
and bridegroom left for a short trip
after which they will reside at 2S Syl-
van avenue
An event of Importance in Hartford S
Hebrew society was the marriage this
week of Miss Lena Cohen, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. M, Cohen of 260 Jefferson
street, that city, to Nathan f. Rivkin,
of the firm of Rivkin Brothers, whole
sale grocers on State street, Hartford.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Weiss of New Haven at the Synagogue
ADDS Israel on Market street at $50
o'clock The ediflce was handsomely
decorated in honor of the occasion,
with electric effects, and the floor was
heavily crashed. Over 500 invitations
were issued, and guests and relatives
were present from all the principal cit
les of New England and New York city.
A wedding in Kansas City yesterday
and to which many New Haveners
were invited, was that of Miss Marian
Pauline Ess, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Newton Ess, of Kansas
City, and Ralph Kirk Asher The
wedding took place at All Souls church,
Kansas City, at $50 o'clock last even
ing, and was one Of the society events
of the year. Mr.. Asher, while at Yale,
was very popular and had many friends
in this city.
The arrangements for the class day
exercises of Yale academic department
have been completed They will be
held on the college campus on Monday,
June "a, at 2 p, m, The order will be
as follows: Song, "Bingo;" history, J.
c. Parker; song, "Interger Vitae"
history. Ray Morris; song, THE Pope"
history, Maurice Mason; song, "Ami-
ca;''' history, w. b. Howe: song,
Drinking Song" history. IF. r.
Haight; song, Dear Old Yale"
A pretty wedding yesterday was that
of Miss Minnie Frances McConville of
Carlisle street to Daniel Nally of New
York, which took place in the Sacred
Heart church at 10 o'clock yesterday
The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Michael McKeon, the
pastor of the church Miss Alice Nc
a sister of the bride, was
maid of honor The best man was the
oridegroom's brother, Mr.. Nally of Bos-
ton, and the ushers were Charles Nc
a brother of the bride, and
John Mcbride. The wedding was a
very quiet one and only the relatives
md most intimate friends were pres
mt at the breakfast which was given
1t the brides home. After the cere~
nuny Mr.. and Mrs. Nally left on later
rain for New York, where the bride
groom is associated with a large COM
nercial house. Miss McConville is very |
popular and is one of New Haven's |
most talented readers. She is a grad |
late of the Emerson school of ora tory
# Boston, and since her graduation has
'een a teacher of elocution in this city