The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-19
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 The many friends in this city of Miss Elizabeth A. Hurley of New York will be pleased to learn of her marriage. which was celebrated in that city at high noon Tuesday in the Church of the Holy Trinity. The bridegroom was Or. Robert Bruce Glasgow of Auburn, N. Y. The wedding was a very quiet affair, the bride and groom being with out attendants. Miss Hurley was gowned in white silk null over white taffeta, with large white hat with white plumes and her travelling dress was blue corded silk. After the we'd ding they entertained party of friends at swell dinner at the Manhattan hotel, after which they went for a two weeks wedding trip to Washington, D. C., and Old Point comfort. On their return they will begin housekeeping at 1S7 Genesee street, where they will be at home to their friends after the first of October. Dr. Glasgow has a large adn fiourishing practice in Auburn. Miss Hurley is a cousin of MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hurley of IS Bishop street and they were among the guests at the dinner.
 Miss Hildebrand daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Hildebrand of Hart ha hac Tyfcitino hAP 0ran6- parents, MT. and Mrs. Sturges of Bradley street, returned to Hartford Wednesday. She will begin her fresh man year at Smith college next week.
 Edgar Smith, residing at the corner of Beacon avenue and Main street, who has been i'll six weeks with typhoid fever, is now convalescent but Is not yet able to sit up.
 Herbert Tiesing of 37 Bishop street returned to Baltimore Tuesday to enter for his second years college course in the study of dentistry.
 The New Haven Woman's Exchanges sale held recently at the house of MT. Fitch in LitchfieId netted the sum of s250.
 Professor John c. Schwab, of the Yale department of political economy, has returned. Professor Schwab, who was the chairman of the committee of ar engagements for the university bicen- tennial last October. went immediately after the celebration to Europe, where he has remained till recently. He ar- rived in New York on Tuesday. Pro- lessor Schwab has entirely recovered from the exacting strain of the bicen- tennial celebration. He will this fall resume his duties in the academic de- partment.
 Professor Stevens, of Yale, will preach at the First Congregational church in Wallingford, next Sunday morning and evening.
 Lawyer Lorenzo E. Dow, of Chicago, is the guest of his uncle, Judge E. c. Dow, of the city court. Lawyer Dow has been spending the summer in Maine and, having legal business in this city, he stopped off here on his way home. He will remain in this city until Sun day.
 Mrs. Charlotte Clark, of Ansonia, has been elected delegate from the Ansonia w. c, T. T. to attend the state W. c. T. U. convention to be held in New Ha- ven.
 " The announcement has been made of the marriage of Morton Heberger and Mae H. Carr. The former is the son of Abraham Heberger, of 533 Howard ave- nue, and Is twenty-two years old. The bride Is the daughter of Catherine H. Carr, of 25 Winthrop avenue, and she is twenty-one years old. Heberger is a Hebrew and Miss Carr Roman Cath olic.' She worked in Mendel X Freed mans as clerk, while Heberger was also employed as a clerk In another es~ tablishment. There was parental op- position to the marriage on the score of religious belief, and the couple had the ceremony performed by Rev. George B. Cutten, pastor of the Howard avenue Baptist church, on Wednesday evening, September 10.
 Miss Harriet M. Pendleton, of New Haven, is the guest of Miss S. Eliza beth Peale, of West Thames street, Norwich.
 Captain and Mrs. J. F. Donovan have returned from delightful trip to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk Va. They were accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Fahy, of Cedar street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Williams and children, of Waterbury, Mrs. Pratt and two daughters, of Saybrook, Mrs. Durgy and daughter, of New Haven, and Miss Calhoun, of Torrington, are stopping at Mrs. Bakers place on West street, in Litchfield.
 Charles IT. Jones, of Warehan1. Mass. has been appointed general roadmaster of the eastern district of the Consoli- dated road
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F Maher left yester- day for weeks trip westward, to in- -@-&@@----."1A-