The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-30
PERSONAL JOTTINGS,

At s o'clock this afternoon at the res
;denca of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Abeles, "a Edgewood ave
MO verv pretty wedding will take
Mace The contracting parties are
Adolnh Gabriel of New York. supeflh-
tcndent of the Leo M. H1rsch ohoe eli-
porium in that city, formerly OF New
Haven. and Miss Lille Abeles, VINO 1or
nine years was one of the corps OF as
sistants at Howe g. Stetsons, also tor
the past two years holding a similar po-
sition at Mendel & Freedman's. Inc
ceremony will b. performed by the Rev
Mr. Lew of the Orange street Temple
at tho residence of the bride. The rooms
are elegantly decorated, and ABOUT
thirty-five couples will be present as ~
will be a family wedding. After the
dinner. which will conclude the testlVl-
ties, the happy couple VIII leave on
short wedding trip. On their return
thew will reside in New York city
About seventy elegant presents were
| received.
Sherwood o. Preston, agent OF the
Organized Charities of this city, was
| the guest of Rev. Joseph A. Elder, ms
old pastor In New London, Sunday MI
Preston made an address to the Hunt
ington street Baptist church Sunday
school in that city, and ais ospoke at
the Y. p. S. G. r. meeting, lie le1t
Monday morning for Hartford TO attend
the meeting of the Prison assoclatlon' or
which he is member
| The German Bicycle club OF this city
will give its tenth annual ball at Haru-
Carl hall this evening. A special feat
IRE at the hall will be the fancy riding
nv q. team of members of the social
club the teams representing the Ger
mania Cycle club of Hartford ana the
Germania Wheel club of Bridgeport
This being the Arst bicycle ball in the
| twentieth century in this state, the
! committee looks for first class affalr
| in every respect.
| The Up to Date club gave cobWeb
party at the home of Miss Ray Thorner,
! 20 Silver street, on Wednesday evening
January 90. Each member received
prize After this a game OF Progress
was played, Miss Diana Merles receiv-
| ing the first prize and Miss Ida Fried
carrying off the consolation prize. Cake
| and ice cream was ferVed. Among
| those who enjoyed pleasant evening
were Miss Dora Hershman, Miss Fried
| Miss Jennie Alper Miss Ida Wessler
Miss Anna Keugle, Miss Anna Volos-
min, Miss Rebecca Shien, Miss Mabel
Cohen, Miss Sara Rosenthal, Miss Ella
Kamen, Miss Jennie Osterman, Miss
| Lena Bonoff, Miss Diana Merles, and
Miss Ray Thorner.
The convention Of the state council of
| ,r,i1J 10 haJI
| in New Haven next Tuesday. The COM
mittee has arranged to entertain the
visitors Dinner will be served at one
of the leading hotels at a. m. 1t is
expected that $50 members will attend
! the convention. Several questions of
| Importance to the order will be discuss
| ed and delegates to the national coun-
Gil elected.
Coroner Mix is contemplating trip
| to the south. He expects to start on
Thursday, but yesterday morning he
said he had not yet decided as to the
exact time of his departure.
! Another addition to the musical world
of New Haven is male glee club,
which has been organized in this city
within the past few days. The club
comprised twenty-five male voices, Sc
| lected from local choirs. The first re-
| hearsal was held Friday evening at
o'clock at II Pleasant street. At that
time the singers will be decided upon,
and work will be commenced on the
| programme of an elaborate concert,
which will be held February Is at the
Grace M. e. church, Howard avenue.
! The proceeds of the concert will be de-
voted to the music fund of the church.
Carl A. Mears, director of Grace church
choir, will direct the new glee club.
Stanley B. Smith will be the accom-
paniat The club will be a permanent
organization and those interested
prophesy a bright future for it,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodyear Smith, of
! Dwight street. and the latter's father, F.
A. Carleton, of George street, left on Mon
day for Southern Pines in North Carolina
where they expect to remain several weeks
| in the interest of health.
Connecticut visitors at the capital at
present are At the National. Mrs. NJ J.
| Smith and Clarence D. Holt, of New Haven;
| at the st. James. George O. Poer, Of Hart
| ford and John Hurley, of Meriden at the
Raleigh, J. " Allen of Meriden at the
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