The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PRETTY HOME WEDDING TOOK
ra PLACE LAST EVENING.
Lowe.PIatt Nuptiais-Young Mems
Club Entertained by Rev. DIR. Sage
Other Items.

Club Entertained by Rev. DIR. Sage
Other Items.
A pretty home wedding took place last
evening at the residence of the parents Of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. John Love- 1862
Grand avenue. The contracting parties
were their daughter, Miss Helena May
Lowe and Gilmore Wooster Platt. son oe
Henry b. Plat, of Edgewood avenue. Only
the immediate relatives were present, some
twenty in number. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Sanford, of Grace P. L.
church. Louis Lowe. brother Of the
bride, acted as usher. There was no best
man or bridesmaid. The bride looked very
sweet in handsome gown Of white or
candle. Her going away gown is of navy
blue material After the ceremony there
was reception for the guests. The bridal
march was played by a sister Of the groom,
Miss Bertha Platt. Mr.. and Mrs. Platt left
last evening for Washington. They will ro-
Ing to handsomely furnished home at %
Shelter street. On the evening OF June 4
they Will have. large reception at their
home and 300 invitations will be issued to
over fifty beautiful gifts, although they did
not make a large wedding. The groom is
employed In the Wholesale coal office Of
Williams, Wells 4 Co. The brides par
sideboard and table Of oak S The git Of the
groom to his bride was an elegant gold
watch and chain. the watch finely engraved
with initials and date. The groom's sister,
dess and boIcase Sanasome .a Mt ses
was the gift Of Frank S. Platt and ii cary
ing set from Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Will
mott, the latter Il sister Of the BRIDE There
was considerable solid silve. ana many
of her pppdful and bnouttful yiffc Tho ,l,,j,
to which Mr.. and Mrs. Platt belong, the
Buttercup club, gave two handsome pic
lures. and Williams, Wells & Co. IN orna-
mental chair. Miss Dorman, Of Waterbury,
friends OF the couple will be glad to extend
their hearty congratulations
The young mems class OF Hope Baptist
church. Rev. DIR. Sage, teacher, was enter
Amman, 251 Lombard street. Twenty
three members OF the class were present
A marked feature of the evening was the
singing of college and glee songs, which al
legged musical performance was character
lze dby enthusiasm, If not always by scen-
Lific precision. Very bountiful and delicious
refreshments were served by the hosts,
Herman and John Amman, to whom the
assembled company vociferously extended a
vote of thanks
Some time during Monday night lobster
,ar containing about one hundred Holsters,
'wned by Gillern Quinn, Of Morris Cove,
The same night three carpets were stolen
from clothes line in the yard of Mrs.
rhonlas ConDoy, OF 244 Forbes avenue.
Elder Sylvester Pitkin's huskin' bee will
'ome off tonight at the Grand avenue Bap-
list church and there is prospect of large
md enthusiastic audience, as there Is much |
interest in the unique entertainment. The |
tickets are fifteen cents
Eight oyster boats from Connecticut ports |
mostly from this place--bound for Provi |
ence, were storm bound in Stonington |
arbor over Sunday. The shippers reported |
uch heavy weather outside that they did |
'ort Judith.
Charles S. Scoville has sold to Alfred &.
bishop 40 feet of land on North Front |
treet.
The Farther Lights society of the Grand
venue Baptist church met Monday evening |
t the home of Miss Florence Siebert, Of
'oplar street. They studied the life and T
'ork Of Adonram Judson, with interesting
aperS read by the members