The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known Here-Vart- ous European Trips and Local Social Events.

Events
 One of the prettiest weddings of the
 season took place Wednesday evening
 at the home of MT and Mrs. John
 Hughes, v Admiral street. At pre-
 cisely o'clock the bridegroom, George
 H. Sellew led his beautiful bride to the
 hymeneal altar, which was tastefully trimmed with palms and flowers. Rev.
 Arthur J. Smith, pastor of the Grace M E. church, performed the ceremony. A grand reception and banquet fol- lowed the ceremony, Soon after the happy couple left for a short bridal tour.
 Abel w. Flaherty and Matte F.. Sapine, both of New Britain, were united in marriage at the Grace Met h. odist Episcopal church parsonage Tuesday evening, October 15.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bavier of 51 Thompson avenue, East Haven, quiet ly celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary Wednesday evening.
 George Van Horn post, G. A. R., of Milford was instituted Tuesday even- ing by Edward B. Sill of this city. as- sistant inspector of the state of Con- necticut About dozen members of Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., of this city were guests of the occasion. Af- ter the inspection and regular business a supper was served in the w. R. c. banquet room.
 Frederick Robinson and family of Court street, West Haven, have moved to Howard avenue
 Miss Lottie Jennings, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. B. Jennings of Greens Farms, was united in marriage in the Greens Farms Congregational church at o'clock Wednesday evening to Louis Denniston of this city. The ceemony was performed by the pastor, Rev. Robert J. Thomson.
 Miss Minnie J. Beckwith of Stewart street, New London, is visiting friends in this city
 George Hofer of West Haven, who is i'll with rheumatism has gone to the New Haven hospital for treatment
 Mrs. A. P. Hitchcock of Pond hill, Naugatuck, Is visiting friends in this city.
 Colonel Lowe of Howe street has for his guest during the bicentennial period F. w. Meissner of La Port, Ind. MT. MclSSIlGI lS one OS l1le l6dulnS ClllZeuS in his town. and is prominent officer in the National Association of Retail Druggists
 Rev. Joseph Pullman, presiding elder of the Methodist church and hav- ing many friends here, is in Seney hos pital, Brooklyn, whither he was taken Friday of last week, aftre several con- sultations between his physicians From latest advices there is no ma terial change in Dr. PulIman's condi- tion It is understood that he was taken to the hospital for an operation.
 Mrs. Mary Parsons and Mrs Eggle- ston of Waterbury were the guests of Mrs. T. R. Lewis in West Haven, We'd nesday.
 Carl Mason & Go. sold for MT Isbell of this city, Tuesday, the Carl May place, so called, on Ingraham hill, Bristol, to Kate Barry.
 Miss Julie F.. Hennig of 62 Clark street and her friend, Miss Kitty A. Joos of 43 East Pearl street, have re- turned after a delightful three weeks vacation which was spent at Miss Hen nig's sister, Mrs. William Berger of Smith street, Hartford, and at her duiiI ., MIS. dili OL bIlSIOl street, Southington.
 Invitations are out announcing the | coming marriage of Miss Lillian Wake | man Ford, formerly of Meriden, to l Leroy B. Sperry of this city, to occur | October 23 at the home of the brides | parents, MT. and Mrs Ebert l.. Ford l Miss Ford resided in Meriden | at 115 Linsley avenue for three years previous to September first, and has made many friends in that city
 Gardiner Thorpe of Boston Is in West Haven visiting relatives and old | friends.
 Ex-Mayor c. T. Driscoll will enter tain as bicentennial guests Rev. David H. Buell., S. J., representative of Georgetown university; Rev, Charles F. Canada. D. D., and Mrs. Canada of New Rochelle; Ernest G. Stedman 67 and Mrs Stedman of New York and Cameron '69 of Brooklyn
 Mrs. A. J. Muzzy of Bristol started for Durango. Col. yesterday. Mrs. Muzzy will visit her sister, the wife of