The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-20

Among those who sail for Europe on
 Saturday, the Fist, are Mrs. Willard F.
 Ensign of this city and Mrs. L. c.
 Gates of Hartford.
 The marriage of Miss Maude c.
 Rude, daughter of MT and Mrs. Levi
 H. Rude of 197 Spring street, and Will
 liam H. Pierson, son of MT. and Mrs.
 George B. Pierson of 103 Howard ave-
 nue, took place at the home of the
 bride at s o'clock on Wednesday even
 ing, June IS. The bride entered the
 parlor on the arm of her father to the
 strains of Lohengrins Wedding march,
 which was played by Mrs. Needham,
 a sister of the bride. The bride was
 elegantly attired in a white lansdown
 gown, over which taffeta silk. The
 bridesmaid, Miss Carrie Rude, a sister
 of the bride, wore gown of white French lawn over light blue silk.
 The best man was Frank H. Rude a brother of the bride. The parlors were
 decorated handsomely in festoons of
 smilax and palms. The ceremony was performed under an arch of smilaX, by
 Rev. Arthur J. Smith, pastor of Grace
 M. E. church. A dainty wedding col
 lation was served. Many handsome and useful presents were received,
 consisting of silver, cut glass, china,
 brc-a- -brac and furniture. After a l wedding tour to Washington, D. C.,
 and other places of interest, MT. and
 Mrs. Pierson will live at 134 Howard
 avenue, where a prettily furnished | home awaits them. Among those pres
 ent were both grandmothers of the bride Mrs M P. Miller of Brockton,
 Mass, and Mrs. Maria Rude of Hunt 1 ington, Mass. Others present were
 Miss Carrie A. Knowles Boston; Mrs.
 Hartley Gooch and son Robert of Hunt | ington, Mass; Miss Mable l.. Kabel, | Bridgeport: MT. and Mrs. Fred Will | let's, Cheshire; MT. and Mrs. George | w. Pierson, MT. and Mrs. Levi H. Rude, | MT. and Mrs. Horace Needham, MT. and Mrs. J. Burton Pierson, Frank H.
 Rude Carrie Rude, MT. and Mrs c. E.
 Lowell, Mrs. Kate M. Lowell, Miss Daisy Lowell, Fred w. Knowles, Miss
 Cora Holton, Mrs. K. Phelan, Miss Jes- sic Bradley, MT. and Mrs Frank Kaep- pei, Miss Minnie Kenison, Miss Nellie
 Shumway, MT. and Mrs. Edward Lynch, Miss Rose Lynch, Rev. Arthur J. Smith and Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mrs
 J. M. Huffman.
 Albert M. Sturtevant, instructor in German at Yale, has been appointed to a more advanced position at Har- vard He will have classes in both the academic department and in the Law renee Scientific school. Mir Sturtevant was graduated from the Hartford high school, his home, in 1894, from Trinity in 1898, and after studying three years in Germany began a postgraduate course at Harvard A year ago he ac- cepted a position as Instructor at Yale for year.
 Dr. Berthold Tiesing, son of Mrs. Frank Tiesing of 37 Bishop street, ar rived from his home in Montana We'd nesday for visit with his mother and friends in other places. MT Tiesing ex- poets to remain four weeks.
 Henry Coperthte, a proprietor of the Connecticut Pie Bakery of Washington, one of the largest of the kind in the world, was the guest of Louis Felsburg Wednesday and yesterday MT. Coper- thite is former New Havener, and an old friend of the Felsburg and Ken nedy families, and comes north twice a year to enjoy the fishing at former Fire Chief Kennedy's summer home at Gov Isladn in the Thimbes. He re- turned to his home last night
 Yesterday morning Anthony Carroll, | who is the superintendent of the stable | at Smedley's, caught the second finger | of his right hand between the wheel | and the box of one of the wagons, bruising it very badly He was at tended by Dr. Beard of Wooster street.
 A prize debate under the auspices of | the Congress" a debating society at Boardman Manual Training school took place at the school Wednesday af- ternoon. The question was, Resolved, | That labor unions are for the best in terests of the working people," The speakers were Samuel Bostwick, Mar garet Means, Philip Butrick, Morris Samuel Brenner. Prizes awarded were: First, American States men Series, six volumes, to Samuel Bostwick; second, set of Shakespeare's Ira gedies, four volumes, to Margaret Maens; third, Emerson's Representa- i've Men," one volume Philip Butrick. The judges were Miss s. s. Sheridan, I. H. S.; F. H. Beede, superintende board of education Dr. W. w. Leete, pastor Dwight Place church.
 Superintendent GustaX B. Amrhyn of he department of parks, will go to Boston to-day to attend the convention | if the park superintendents of the United States. He will be gone two lays, Mrs Lewis H. English and the Miss S English of this city are the guests f the Misses Fitch of this city, who f re now domiciled at Litchlield for the unlmer MT. English was up during , he week, remaining over Sunday. A mall but very charming tea has been , ven in honor of Mrs. English during l , CT visit. MT and Mrs. William H. Moseley en- [ | artained a lively party of friends of heir daughter at the Ansantawae z Wednesday,, coming down in a special f rolley car A fine dinner was served. z o-day the hardware dealers are to f ave a dinner and outing at the An z club house. Z Joseph Cullen of East Main street, , ranford, is about to remove his fam i y to this city. Trainer Fred Robin I 1n will occupy the vacated house and l T 0t C C. Bartholomew as was repOrt- | I