The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

| A very pretty wedding took place
yesterday morning at st. Boniface
German Catholic church, when the
Rev. Father Schaele united in marriage
| Miss Stasia Skoora to Simon LasloW-
sky. The maid of honor was Miss Tiny
| Rranning, the best man was M. j.
Oths. A wedding reception was held
at the residence of the brides uncle,
A. Grabowski, No. 625 Grand avenue,
| for which Mrs Kusocher catered.
Among the invited guests We're Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. Grabowski Mr.. and Mrs b: Peters,
! Mrs. A. Riedinger, Miss e. Alto, Miss Il.
King, Miss X. Rangshon and Miss WISH
| your. Mr.. and Mrs. Laslowsky VIII be al
| home to their friends at 60 Foster street.
Mrs. William Harper, OF Ellsworth ave
nue., entertained the Nelghborhood whist
| club yesterday afternoon
| Mr.. and Mrs George T. Williams, OF New
Haven, are the guests of relatives III stan
ford this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nettletons little
daughter Constance received the consfatu-
lations of her little West haven friends
Tuesday, the occasion being her Iourth
Mrs. ID. w. L. Sheldon. one % the vice
presidents of the New Haven branch of me
Womans board of missions, addressed lie
ladies' in the Lecture room Of the Gons ,r,sr
noon, and on Sunday evening she gave the
people Il rare treat by an interesting tax on
The Relation of the New Haven Brahch
and the Woman's Board to the American
Baord,
Mrs. John c. Clark sails on Saturday, CT
this week for pleasure trip to, Porto R'co.
She will be away several months;
Miss Gertrude Flower, or MAIN street,
West Haven, who has had an attack or the
grip, is better. but was not able to take
part in the entertainment ut Christ church
last evening.
tained party of friends to the number Of
fifty ut their home, 123 George street, Tues
day night. The evening was pleasant y
spent with musical selections, recltntlons
and whist. after which dainty buRet
Assistant City Attorney Richard Tyner,
who has been confined to his mouse Tor
some days past with severe attack OK the
Ftp Nus abe to be est baek at MS ueSA
Mrs. Thomas p. Gibbons gave Y snian
luncheon party yesterday to = small num- " !,
Der OF friends at her home, "a -rhihpull
street.
Ex-Warden and Mrs James Peek. Of
West Haven, left on Tuesday for Cnlifor-
mia to be absent for several months. MI.
and Mrs. Peck have been planning TO 20 On
this trip for some time, but MI. fecK 5
Miss Frances C. Fulton will give dra..
matte recital Of Owen Meredith $ Luclle
at the Plymouth church parish house neyt
Thursday evening. The widespread interest
in this charming poem and the distinction
Miss Fulton has won as reciter warrants
the belief that large number VIII he pres
ent.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ Tomlinson, Of West
Haven, their daghters Phyliss aud Doro-
thy, have returned from their, NeW YORK
trip, where they went to visit Mrs. Tomlin-
sons mother, Mrs. Smith.
The Stamford Advocate says: John
Ryle, Nj. D., who has been conducting an
office in New Haven for some time past,
will open an office in this city In the near
future
John w. Parmaley and Miss May A.
Platt, both of this city, were united lii mar
riage ct the parsonage Of the Grace M. L.
church at O'clock Tuesday evening by
Rev. A. ]. Smith, who left the revival scr
vice long enough to tie the knot.
District Deputy Chief Of Honor Mrs. Jes-
sic Hall, of Meriden. will install the Of
Of New Haven next Monlay evening, Feb
ruary A, and the officers of Banner lodge, Of
the same city, on the following evening.
Miss Pauline Quit gave large whist par
ty to her friends Tuesday evening" The
first prize was won by Miss Gussle Westtr
field while Harry Hall was consolcd with
the second prize. After the games dainty
lunch was served, the table decora tons be.
ing all in pink Mr.. White, Miss Bellew
and the hostess entertained the patty with
vocal selections finely accompanied by Mr..
Yale 1909.
Yesterday morning In st. ratrirk's
church Miss Cecilia G. Mcfarland, dnugh-
ter Of the late Edward McPartIanI. and