The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-17

rica. There will be no admission fee
 as it is not General Pearson's purpose
 to solicit funds in aid of the Boer cause
 but simply to give the people of this
 country a better understanding of the
 affairs of the Boer people, their general
 condition, etc, All interested in the
 war are invited to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Dill, of George
 street, were in New York on Friday and Saturday of last week visiting friends and attending the theaters. Among the
 best drawing attractions on the New
 York stage thus far this season are
 Maud Adams in Quality Street. and | The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast V The latter is said to be a grand spectac-
 ular production,
 Miss Katherine Lewis, of New Haven,
 who has been the guest of her aunt, | Mrs. George Williams, in West Haven, has returned to her home,
 Miss Virginia Danforth, of Branford, l is the guest of Miss Susan Newell, of West Haven.
 ! There are four New Haven young men on the Yale Glee club this year. l They are Frank l.. Phillips, a senior in 1 Shelf: Innis c. Osborn and Walter S. 1 Garde, Yale Law school, and Leonard ! s. Tyler a sophomore in the academic | department. All are excellent singers and rank among the best and most use | ful singers in the club. As already an
 nounced, the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs | will start on their Christmas concert i tour tomorrow afternoon and sing on ! that evening in Brooklyn for their first concert { Mrs. Oliver Wolcott of Kent, who has been sick all summer, has been brought to New Haven hospital.
 The marriage of Franklin B. Coates of 29 Henry street, manager of the shoe department of Ralph s. Pagter's store on Broadway. to Miss Marie Magnet, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Mag nett Of Long Island City, took place Sunday afternoon in New York city at the Episcopal church in Ninth avenue, between 20th and Fist streets. The best man was Joseph Magnet. brother of the bride. and the bridesmaid was her sister, Miss Henrietta Magnett. The Rev Charles Judd, rector of the church, officiated. A large party of friends and relatives of MT. Coates from this city attended the wedding, among them be- HIS MI. anu MIS. JcIeillldll Illllltl, MI. and Mrs Louis Taylor, MT. and Mrs Fred Coates, MT and Mrs. Morris Pag- ter, Lewis Coates, Mrs. Rosie Coates and daughter Miss Mabel, George w. Coates and MT. and Mrs. Davison. MT and Mrs Coates left for Washington and other points of interest in the south. A large number of handsome presents were given them.
 A very pretty wedding was that at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Olive E. Lyon, at 1925 Boulevard, at o'clock last evening, when Miss Kath- crime Nelson Smith daughter of Mrs. Sarah F. Smith and Ellwood l.. Wilson, jr., were united in marriage. Rev. MT. Scoville of1iciated The home was very tastefully decorated for the occasion, with roses, cut flowers, etc. The bride was handsomely gowned in white crepe de chine, trimmed with white lace, and carried a large shower bouquet of white bridal roses. Lohengrin's wedding march was played by Miss Elizabeth Wilson, a sister of the groom. on the l arrival of the bride and groom and on their departure from the room the | Mendelssohn Wedding March was played. The bride is an engaging | young lady who has many Friends in | the social circles of the city. MT. | Wilson is the well known chief clerk | of George l., Connor passenger traffic | of the Consolidated road, and , has many friends in this city He is a son Of Elwood L. Wilson, ST., of New | castle, Del After the ceremony light | lunch was served, after which MT. and Mrs Wilson departed on a three weeks wedding tour to Colorado. where they will remain for five days as the guests of Mrs. Wilson's relatives. They will , about the 9th of January and take LID their future residence with | Mrs. Wilson's aunt. Among those at the ceremony were Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wheeler, MT. and Mrs. George s. Hickon. Miss F. Louise Morton, Earle van Benschoten, the Misses van Ben schoten, George F. Wicks, MT. and Mrs Harry Wilmot. Mrs. and Miss Freeman, Miss Florence Looms. Har- vey Groesbeck Mrs. Mary A. Hauff, of this city, Mr. and Mrs. F.. l.. Wilson, ST., Miss Wilson and w. w, Wilson of Newcastle, Del; MT. and Mrs. John M. Wilson of Philadelphia, A. A. Watson 1f Dover, Del, Henry Loeb of Spring field, Mass. The happy couple received many beautiful and costly gifts.