The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-13
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Pretty Wedding at Eaat Pearl Street Church Yesterday--A Pleasant Must cal on BIatchIey yAvenue-About S1, BOO i'm Cash for Home for tho FriendlesS.

An excellent musical was given on Wednesday evening by the pupils of Katharyne F. Blatchley, the well known music teacher at her home. 219 Blatcbley avenue, assisted by Miss Marie Ward, the contralto in the choir of St. Francis church. About fifty guests were present. and but for the storm many more would have attended. A few of Miss Blatchley's best piano pupils participated and their work throughout was most excellent. The se- lections of Miss Ward were given in a most finished manner, and were greatly enjoyed. MT. Blatchley, brother of the teacher, performed work proving that he is already a pianist of consider able promise. Little Margaret Quinn, miss of seven years, Miss Blatchleys youngest pupil, showed excellent prof. cheney for the time that she has been taking instruction. Miss Jerald and Master Shepard are pupils of promise, fact all did good work. The rooms were prettily decorated with daisies. It was fine musical treat for all who at- tended The programme is as follows: Dause Hongroise ,..........Loeschho Miss Blatchley, Master Norman Shep-
 ard.
 Floating Echoes Phelps
 Miss Marie Louise Germain.
 Petite Berceus .............. Mitcheson
 Miss Ethel Francis Cooper
 Veilchen ..................... BOhm
 Master Norman Arthur Shepard. Golden Showers ................,. Bohm
 Miss Etha1 Fra0Ceei C0OOer
 Merry Bobolink .............. Krogmann
 Little Margarite Quinn.
 Happy Days (with violin obligato)
 ........,, ,........... -.......... olItlezhl
 Miss Marie Ward.
 Polish Dance .............. ScharWenka
 Miss Olive Jerold.
 Minuetto (from sonata op. 3D.........
 .......,....,.......... BeethoVeh .................... Schubert
 William Joel Blatchley
 Caprice Hongroice ............ Ketterer
 Miss Blatchley, Miss Olive Jerold.
 Frank Brown, the east side oyster man, has gone to Providence to make an examination of his oyster beds on bay, where the mussel is making trouble Some of the oysters have been attacked by mussels, and MT Brown will ascertain how much damage has been done. It is said the most ef- fective way to get rid of the mussels is to catch the oysters off the beds and expose them to the sun for time, which kills the mussels. and does not injure the oysters. The mussels are weaker than the oysters and hence the easy disposal of the pest.
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church yesterday at 5:90 p. m. occurred the wedding of Charles Haskell Bush and Miss Jessie Winona Weed Smith Rev. Dr. Streeter, the pastor of the church, of1iciated, assisted by Rev. Dr. Phillips of the Church of the Redeemer. Harold F. Warner was the best man and the maid of honor was Miss Bertha Sheldon If New Britain. The ushers were Ar thur V. Phillips Olin P. Hill Frank Revely, and Frank P. Dewell. The brides gown was white crepe de chine over white taffeta, and the attire of the maid of honor was white organdie. The Misses Charlotte and Wilhelmina Bar oazet, flower girls, were dressed in white muslin. There were over 400 invi- ,ations to the wedding. Professor Beach presided at the organ. A reception in the church parlors. Re- from their bridal tour MT and Mrs Bush will reside at S94 Lenox street. Philip Hussey of 126 Fillmore street | he we'll known car starter at the cor Ter of Church and Chapel streets, has been ill for the past month with mala- 'ial troubles. He is now able to be 1ut and hopes to return to his employ nent in 9 week, The donation visit held recently at the | Home for the Friendless on Clinton ave- 1ue, was quite satisfactory financially, | lbout $1, 300 in cash having been realiz- d. There was also a liberal donation | ,f useful articles for the home. The R. G. Lowe company has been in- The capital stock author | zed $5,000, has been subscribed, and | E, 2,O0O paid in cash. Richard c. Lowe S the president and Charles H. Coyle l he secretary and treasurer. The firm | S to carry on the building business, | which has been MT. Lowe's business for | many years in this part of the city.