The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-30
the brothers and sisters have been to-

ham celebrated the sixth year of thei marriage at their home on Alden ave
 nue on Wednesday evening. During
 the evening the happy couple wer
 presented with many beautiful anC
 costly gifts, as tokens of the deep re spect and love that their many friend
 have for them. e A buffet lunch Wal
 served to the guetss and the evening
 was passed away with music and {
 general good time was had by all
 Among the relatives of the couple tha
 were present were Mrs. George Ed
 ward Hoadley, MT. and Mrs. William
 H. Farnham, MT and Mrs. George
 Thompson, Herrick o. Foote, Mrs. Oril
 la Farnham. MT. and Mrs. George
 Crocker and Miss Mary l.. Mix.
 William H. Clark of Short Beach anc
 Miss Jennie Augusta Taber, daughter
 of Dr. E. B. Taber of New York, werC
 married Thursday noon at the resi-
 dence of the brides aunt. Mrs. w. D
 Freer, in Hartford The Rev. Magee
 Pratt officiated. The bride wore g
 handsome brown tailor made dress
 with hat to match and carried d bou-
 quet of white roses. The bride was at
 tended by Miss Gladys Freer. The rooms were prettily decorated with
 chrysanthemums. After the ceremony
 wedding breakfast was served MT.
 and Mrs. Clark will spend part of the
 winter in Florida and will make their
 home in Short Beach during the sum- i iner
 l In the Christmas number of Scrib-
 ner's magazine, just out, is an article,
 "The Last of the Fairy Wands" by Professor William Henry Bishop of the French department, Sheffield Scientific ! school, Yale university. The illustra- tions are in color and very elaborate, and the article is one of the most in { teresting of the contents of this num- 1 Der.
 | In Branford Thanksgiving day Charles Rashe and Miss Hulda Lofgren were united in marriage in the Swedish Lutheran church. A large number of friends from New Haven, the home of the groom, and I.eete's Island, the home of the bride, were present. The ceremony was performed by the Rev A. K Martin, the pastor of the church A reception was given the invited guests at the home of the brides par ents in Leete's Island. The house was tatsefully adorned for the occasion, and was brilliantly illuminated. both within and without. About twenty-five guests were present from New Haven and large number from Leete's Island and other places, A bountiful wedding din ner was served, MT. and Mrs. Rashe have many friends who extend their bets wishes to them in this, their mar ried career. The happy couple were the recipients of many presents of useful. ornamental and costly articles They will reside in New Haven,
 Congressman and Mrs. N. D. Sperry, Mrs. E. L. Frothingham, her son New ton, and Pere G. Wallmo the congress- mans private secretary, left New Ha- ven shortly after noon yesterday on the Colonial express for Washington, D. C.. to be absent through the congress- ional session. They will stop at the Buckingham according to previous custom.
 Among the many Thanksgiving so- ciables that at the home of Miss Flor ence Ford, AS sylvan avenue. was one of the most pleasant. Songs, recta tions and piano selections. with games, made the, time pass quickly. Miss Fords guests were Miss Molly Griffin, Kitty Collins. Grace Tiernan, Jennie Mcclure, Libby Kavanaugh, Jennie Fahy, Eleanor Fox, Clara Bollman. Margaret and Anna Keenan and Messrs. Lawton, W. Griffing. George Halfnger, Martin Fahy, Dr. F. Gala gan, G. Roberts, F. D. Tiernan. Devine. Tidgewell, Phillips. Costello. Kiernan, O'Meara and Gallagher.
 Postmaster Howarth received a let ter yesterday from the Mckinley Ma tional Memorial association stating that all of the postmasters of the coun- try had been appointed representatives of the association to receive contribu- tions. It is the purpose of the assocla- ton to erect at Canton, O.. a monu- ment in memory of the murdered presi- dent. The letter is signed by William R. Day, president, and M. A. Hanna vice president of the association.
 Mrs A. J. Clark of East Haven en- tertained the New Woman's club on Tuesday last This was the third meeting of the club. the number of members increased from eight to eight cen since organizing.
 The Misses Margaret and Jennie Col lins of Plantsville are visiting their Mrs. M. J. Coyle of 390 Howard avenue.
 Mrs Bosseler entertained the mem bers of the Leonids Whist club at her | residence, S1 Olive street, Tuesday | evening. Among those present were: Mrs. Charles Bosseler, Mrs. Dudley, | Miss Hattie Dennison, Miss Soderberg, | Miss Sargent, Miss Inez Dennison, Miss | Pond, Mr and Mrs. Bosseler, Messrs. | Sargent, Holbrook, Clinton, Ditmus, Ruickoldt, Barnes and Johnson The lady's prize was won by Miss Hattie Dennison; the gentleman's prize by MT. the booby prize by Mrs. Bos- seer.
 Mrs. August Esenbart and son Har- ry of 605 East street returned to this ,ity Thursday morning from their three months trip to Europe. They had q stormy ten days voyage on the steamer Zealand. The home corners were vel comed by husband and father and a arge throng of friends who were de- ighted to have them home again.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving B. Klock and Miss Klock of Kensington street spent