The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-30


 Events.
 pr. Mary J. Wright has returned tt
 21 High street from her summer vaca
 ton. Office now open to patients.
 Mrs. Mary J. Bothem Oliver of New ark, N. J., who has relatives ant friends in New Haven, is visiting Mrs Lewis Nimmons of 55 Clarke street ant Mrs. R. R. Carey of IA Alfred street and also friends and relatives in Bing. hamton, N. Y.
 Professor H. K. Beach and wife re. turned Wednesday from months stay at Saratoga and Lake George. MT Beach, who is organlst and director ol music at Howard avenue Congregation al church, returned a day earlier thar 1 intended in order to officiate at the or gan at the wedding at St. Mary's church Wednesday forenoon, when MT Maloney of the City Hall civil engin- eer's office, and Miss Amy Dunn ot Mansfield street, were united in mar l riage.
 The wedding of Miss Alice Derby and Professor Henry R. Lang of Yale uni versity took place at Trinity church at noon yesterday. Owing to the absence from the city of many of the friends of Miss Derby and Professor Lang a | small wedding was decided upon, and about twenty five guests were present. | The chancel of the church was hand | somely decorated with palms and pink marsh mellows. unique but most ar tistic and effective decoration. The Rev. Charles Otis Scoville was the of ficiating clergyman and Harry J. Read, the organist of the church, presided at the organ playing the Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin' as the bridal party entered the church, and Mendelssohn' S Wedding March as they left. During the ceremony one of Schumann's melo- dies was played. The bride was given away by George Rockwell of Meriden, and was attended by Mrs. George Rockwell as matron of honor. Profes- sor Lang was attended by Charles De- Forest of this city as best man. The bride wore a simple but extremely handsome gown of gray nuns yelling over white taffeta, with which she wore a black hat with white trimmings. She carried an ivory prayer book. The matron of honor wore a gown of laven- der silk with trimmings of white lace and a hat of black No reception follow ed the ceremony and Professor and Mrs. Lang left for a four weeks trip, after which they will reside at 58 Trum bull street, in the Professor Weir house, which they have taken for the coming college year.
 Miss Annie M. O'Donnell of Sylvan avenue has returned from a vacation spent at Milford.
 A. L. Whiting of Hartford, wife and daughter, have arrived home from vacation spent at Laurel Beach, Mill ford.
 Mrs. Charles F, Futile of College street, accompanied by her son, Charles A. Futile, left yesterday for a months stay at Saratoga.
 A. Scott and Thomas R. Mullens of S5 William street, Hartford are spending a vacation at Camp Tuxis, Madison, Conn.
 Miss Lillian Frazer of 264 Noble street, West Haven, and James Tullock of 227 Spring street, were married We'd nesday evening by the Rev. w. J. Mutch. pastor of the Howard avenue Congregational church. The couple have gone on wedding trip to Asbury park. They will reside at 264 Noble street, West Haven.
 Miss Lena Cans and Harry Fromer of this city have returned from de- lightful two weeks visit with friends in Philadelphia. While there Miss Cans attended the wedding of Sam Fromer and Miss Etta Freedman of that city. MT. F'romer, who is brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man, and Miss Cans as maid of honor. A few days were also spent at several of the summer resorts about Philadelphia and a week at Atlantic City.
 E. Kingsley Hitchcock of Battle Creek, Mich, a former resident of Rockville, is visiting friends in Rock vile. He is eighty-four years old and well preserved for his years.
 Miss Alice Shoninger, daughter of s. B. Shoninger of Orange street, has been spending the summer at Schroon Lake in the Adirondacl1s.
 Attorney Charles E. Perkins of Hart ford left Wednesday for a shooting trip to Virginia.
 Miss Bessie May Beebe. daughter of MT. and Mrs. James F. Beebe of this city, will be married on Wednesday, September il, in the First Methodist church to John w. Potter of Water- bury.
 Mrs. Hugh Harbison and children of Hartford are at the Pan-American ex- position.
 George A, Kellogg, United States ref cree in bankruptcy, has returned to Hartford from a vacation on the Maine coast.
 Mrs. Fred Kingsley of IS Leonard street. has returned from Monterey, Mass, in the Berkshires, after a months absence.
 Mrs. N. Forand and two children of t2 Warren street, Hartford are visiting 'elatives in this city.
 Late news received from Dr. Mail 1ouse is that he is now in the Alps in switzerland and having a splendid .ime
 Miss Hattie Clark of South Meriden, who has been in Woodmont for the past lew weeks, returned home Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. D. S. Gamble and chil- lren are spending several weeks at Long Branch. Miss Suzanne T. Newell of 625 Wash ngton avenue, West Haven, have re- turned from an enjoyable visit with MT. md Mrs. Dovid Gillette in Roxhurv, 1onn.