The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-05

Massachusetts Will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam at So Cen
ter street. West Haven. Mr.. Bowman
is connected with the Merwin Provision
company.
Mrs. Charles Lindsey of this city is
visiting Mrs. e. L. Fuller at Liberty
HILL.
Mrs. Adrian Heitmann and daugh-
ter. Miss Louise, who have been spend
ing a month with Mrs. Heitmann's sis
ter, Mrs. King, at her home in New
Brighton, L. l., have returned to their
home on Elm street. West Haven.
Mrs. Herbert Loomis Of this city is
visiting at Mr.. BurrelPs at Liberty
Hill.
General Brayton Ives of New York,
formerly of this city, who was re-elect-
ed a member of the Northern Pacific
board of directors Tuesday, was one of
the most brilliant cavalry men That
Connecticut contributed to the civil war.
He was originally a member OF the
Fifth Connecticut infantry, serving
with Major e. V. Preston and Surgeon
John B. Lewis of the Travellers. From
the Fifth he was advanced to the First
Connecticut cavalry and became the
colonel of that command. General Ives
was noted for his Workmanship IN the
war. He graduated from Yale college
in the class of 1861. His classmates IN
Guided Judge Simeon E. Baldwin OF the
supreme court and John d. Tucker OK
this city. General Ives Is a native or
this state and is one Of the foremost
bankers in New York. He is an inti-
mate friend of J. Pierpont Morgan. HIS
father was a prominent New Haven
man of wealth, who resided where Gen
eral Henry S. Peck now resides.
The wedding OF DR.. Lucius Lucine
Button of Rochester N. Y, and Miss
Rosalie Howard Wright Of Buffalo will
take place on Thursday, October IT, at
noon at st. Paul's church, Buffalo. AS
| Miss Wright's family Is in mourning
no invitations have been issued and
the ceremony will be witnessed by only
the members of both families and
| few friends. DR.. Button, who was
| formerly resident of Norwich, TINS
state, was graduated at the Free Acad-
| envy in 1883, at Yale in 1892, and took
| his degree of NJ D. at the New York
Homeopathic Medical college in 1895.
| He was Cor some time on the resident
| staff of the Rochester hospital and is
now engaged in general practice in that
city.
Mrs. Sarah Lake of this city has been
spending this week at her former home
on Bank street, Seymour, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Finkle. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Lake and son Clifford were
yt.,1y1 f1r, low
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Salmon of
Beloit. Wis, are the guests of Profess
sor and Mrs. Whitney in Branford.
Mr.. Salmon Is a prominent business
man of Beloit and is the proprietor of
the Beloit waterworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of Runway,
Seymour, returned Saturday from
two weeks visit to the Pan-American
exposition, Niagara Falls and places in
Canada.
A large assembly congregated in
Grace church, Hamden, at noon on
Tuesday to witness the marriage of
Miss Lena Mae Nickloy, daughter Of
Mrs. Lillian Roberts of New Haven, to
Edwin Sheppard Mansfield of North
Haven. The ceremony was performed
! by Rev. James e. Coley, pastor OF
Grace church The maid Of honor was
Miss Anna Bannell of North Haven,
and the groomsman was H. Wilson
Clinton OF New Haven. The ushers
were Willard S. Clark of Hamden,
Charles E. Hunt Of Yalesville, Elizur
Harrison of North Haven and Frank
Zuber of Montowese. The bride wore
white silk and carried prayerbook
bound in white The maid Of honor
was also attired in white. The church
was beautiful decorated with palms
and potted plants. Mr. and Mrs. Mans
field will be Eat home to receive their
friends after November l.