The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
will be Illustrated by drawings and dIa-

| , met yesterday with Mrs. Ernest Wao-
 hams of Washington avenue.
 A surprise musical and whist was
 held Thursday evening at the home or
 Mrs. Loomis Wilcox of 556 Chapel
 street. A large number were present. In addition to the music and whist the
 recitations by w. D. Ahern Of Green
 Wich, Conn.,, afforded much amuse-
 ment. Piano selections by Mrs Edith
 Ethridge, soprano solos by Mrs, R. Il.
 Griffin and tenor solos by Ralph Ayers
 also added to the enjoyment ot the
 evening. Lunch was served at Il
 o'clock. Among those present were JT.
 D. l.. Rundlett and R. Ayers of the
 Emergency hospital; MT. and Mrs. w.
 Lyon of Rockaway MT. and Mrs Grif-
 fin, MT. and Mrs. L. Bailey, Mrs. A.
 Satuer of Washington, Mrs. H. Mont
 gomery, Mrs. G. l.. Atwater, Mrs. Min
 nie Graham, w. D. Ahern Miss Nun
 ger and MT. and Mrs l.. Wilcox
 Alexander Hosking of Yalesyille, who
 has been laid up for several weeks, is
 improving and expects to soon be able
 to go to work.
 The piano recital to be given in Stein l BEI nall, co SHuptl SlIttl, llllo iltplll-
 ing at il o'clock, under the direction of
 Eugene D. Jeffers, will be of unusual
 interest to the musical public, as the
 programme will be made up of varied
 music consisting of semi-popular as
 well as classic numbers.
 The K. G. Whist club met at the
 residence of MT. and Mrs. c. T. Samr-
 son. 43 Avon street, Thursday evening,
 and commenced playing at o'clock.
 After playing twenty-five games a reg
 ular supper was served. Those present
 were MT and Mrs. c. T. Sampson. MT.
 and Mrs. T. S. Lila. MT. and Mrs. H.
 Soderston, MT. and Mrs. o. E. Rom
 berg, MT and Mrs. o, Larson, MT. and
 Mrs. c. Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. c.
 Brandt, MT and Mrs. J. Brandt MT
 and Mrs. c. J. Karlson, J. F. Sampson and w. J. Marpie of Boston, who is sent here by his firm to put up the large vault for the New Haven Savings bank. They will meet next with Mir
 and Mrs H. Soderston of Sheffield ave l nue.
 Rev. L. P. Perry of Yalesville will preach again at the Baptist church Sunday morning. There will be no preaching service in the evening.
 The members of the Old Wayside club gave q select social and darcc Thursday evening at the residence of w. H. Baldwin. s2 Kimberly avenue It was very enjoyable. Twelve numbers were danced and light refreshments were served during intermssion. Among the fifty or more present were the following named: The Misses Ger trude Litchfeud, Edith Hart. May Freeman Marie Elmer, Emma Schroe- der Mary Pfeifer, Ilene Pfeifer, FL eanor Dugan. May Dugan, Mr and Mrs w. H. Baldwin, MT. and Mrs. " l T. Baldwin, Messrs. Wilbur Hubbell | Howard Hubbell, Harold Hubbell, Paul Schorer, Fred Lego, Charles Chap belle, Carl Knoll, Al Vogt. John Knoll . Clarence Baldwin, Howard Baldwin, John French. Fabe Bruneau, Frank Geer, Howard Cooley Edward Friess Roy Smith.
 Miss Theresa Louise Graver, daugh- | ter of MT and MT. John Graver, was united in marriage Thursday evening to John Thomas Vath at the home of | the bride No. 93 Orchard street, by Rev MT. Scoville, pastor of Trinity ! Episcopal church. Many friends and | relatives formed in a circle around the | happy pair and witnessed the cere- mony, The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Emile Graver, who was dressed in white silk and carried a handsome bouquet of pink carnations; I the brides gown was a lovely creation | of white silk. She carried bouquet of white bridal roses, and presented lovely picture. William Doebele offi- ciated as best man. The wedding march was played by an orchestra, which also interspersed the evenings festivities with fine concert and dance music Following the wedding feast. prepared by Mrs. Graver, the brides mother, was served. Cornelius Warehouse, of the firm of Futile, Warehouse & Taylor, for whom the bride was a most valu- able and trusted employe, and for whom also her father, John Graver, has been foreman and in the firms employ nearly forty years, acted as toastmas- ter, and helped much to make the guests feel at home. Rev MT. Scoville cut the wedding cake Various infor- mai speeches were matc and dancing followed. Vocal solos were rendered by Messrs. Louis Vath, vol,n Graver and William Verwolt. The young couple were made the recipients of an un- usually large number of handsome and , gifts, mostly siIverware At , MT. and Mrs. John Thomas , Vdth proceeded to No PIG Halloc1 ave- 1ue, where a coZy home had been pre- I pared for them. They were given a splendid send-off by their friends and he rice and other ingredients which 'piced the event completely filled the lir for several moments. Among the guests present were the following: MT md Mrs John Graver, Miss Emile v iraver, Messrs. John, Charles and v Henry Graver, MT, and Mrs. Frank I [ MT. and Mrs. Adam a Tath, MT and Mrs Henry Vath, Miss f 4ottie Vath, Messrs. Valentine and l. louis Vath, Cornelius Nrorehouse, VI ieorge Futile, MT. and Mrs. Robert f Walker, Mir and Mrs John A Adams, f drs J, Hendricks, Mrs Hoffman, Mrs Q mith, Mrs. Thompson, Arthur Smith, i, Hiss Jennie Bartholomew, Edward Kir- "a ", MT. and Mrs. Widman, Mr and II Irs. Frederick Brecht, Miss Alice S 'homas, Miss Anna Coonan, Albert S, fillman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lutz and h ln1i1N and NTrc