The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24

vice he had rendered turing the winter and spring.
 The wedding of Miss Anna Sherman of 165 Congress avenue to Paul Keil. a son O. Mir. and Mrs. August Keil of 173 Clay street. will be solemnized by the Rev. George Heczk Of the Hum- phrey street Emanuel church. A we'd ding feast will take place at the home of the bride on Congress aTenJe. The young couple expect to go on short wedding tour after which they will re- side on Nicoll street.
 Colonel James Petit, formerly mili- tary instructor at Yale. is in town for commencement. During his stay in this city Colonel Petit will be the guest of Dr. Henry W. Ring of Church street. Colonel Petit returned from the Phil ipp:nes early last winter, and has since ineen stationed in the inspector generals office in Washington. He goes back to Washington tomorrow. He is warmly welcomed by host of friends.
 A very pretty wedding occurred Mon day evening when Miss Emma Schild- bach was married to Howard E. Hub bell at the presidence of the newly mar ried, 10 Clark street. The bride was at tended by Miss Edith N Hubbell and Wilbur c. Hubbell. acted as best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George HeckSO Of the Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel church of Hum phrey street. Only the immediate fami- lies attended and delicious supper was enjoyed by them after the ceremony. Mrs. Morris Cohn catered.
 The Rev. K. A. Martin, for years pas tor of Thabor Swedish Lutheran church, Branford. handed in his resignation to the church council on Sunday, asking to be released Se2tember 20. The council declines to act upon MT. Martins resig- nation. and the matter is to be placed before the congregation for action on July 6.
 The marriage oS Miss Mabel A. Par melee, daughter of Deputy United States Marshal Parmelee of Ansonia and Walter Merkle, will take place this afternoon at o'clock at Christ church. Ansonio. The Rev. A. B. Schmitt, pas tor of the church, will officiate. A re- ceDtion will follow at the home Of the brides parents on North State street The young people have received a great many presents from relatives and friends. The groom is employed at the factory of the American Pin company in Waterville. and they will reside there after wedding tour. Marshal Parme- lee is in charge of the New Haven dis trict and his office is in the Federal building.
 The annual meeting Of the Connecti- cut Bankers association will be held in Hartford Friday. Dinner will be served after the business meeting. At the din- ner there will be two formal speeches, the speakers being Governor Chamber lain and A. B. Hepburn, formerly comp troller O. the United States treasury and now vice president of the Chase National bank of New York.
 Miss Augusta Gebhard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gebhard. was mar ried Monday evening to Otto Kanne- giesser. The ceremony was performed at g Henry street at 5:30 o'clock by Rev. Mir. J. A. Timm Miss Laura Hecht was the maid of honor and Max Spitz- ner best man. After a wedding feast attended only by the immediate family and 8 few friends the young couple started on two weeks wedding tour to New York, Virginia and Washington. They will be at home, g Henry street, on and after July 4.