Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-15
CITY NEWS

Cll N NEWS
 Look for "The Mystery of the Bayou Woods' in the Democrat tomorrow,
 NJ c. Kelly who lives 1t GA Scovill street made complaint in the Democrat office this morning that some ruffians came to his door three times early this morning, be- tween the hours of midnight and 1 o'clock and demanded admission. They were refused entrance and threatened with arrest, but on each of the three attempts to enter they hammered the door and threatened to break 1t in. MT Kelly said that if it had not been for the objections of his family some of the rowdies would be nursing some sore heads to-day.
 At the home of MT and Mrs Freder ick Lines of Buckingham street last evening, a musical reception was given in honor of Miss Davis of Brooklyn, N. Y. About forty guests were pres ent The musical program was as fol- lows: Vocal quartet, Messrs Webster, Quick Dixon and Wood of St Johns church choir; trombone solos by Miss Ogden; recitations, Miss Florence Web ster; soprano solos, Miss Rubey; con- tralto solos, Mrs Mayo; plano solos, Miss Merrill; accompanist, Professor Bonn. Refreshments were served.
 Some of the barbers about town feel aggrieyed at the action of the union in voting to close at noon on Decoration day. It will be Saturday and the ob jectors claim that the early closing on that day will be great hardship to a large number of their patrons. They are thinking of having the order re- scinded. A man who favors the clos ing of all shops at noon said the dis satisfied parties don't attend the meet ings and that probably that was the principal reason why they didn't like how the society was progressing. He thought the stay-at-hornes had no req son to kick.
 At the annual meeting of the state council of O. U. A. M. at NorwaIk yes terday the following officers were chosen: State counselor, W. A. Chase Of Waterbury; state vice-counselor, F. O. Perry, Winsted; state council secre- tary Charles H. Adams, South Nor walk; state council treasurer. E. F. At wood, Glastonbury; state council in- ductor, William J. Fuller, New Haven; state council examiner, M. M. Thomas, New London; state council inside pro- tector, H. B. Stevens, Stamford; na- tional representative, F. W. Johnson, New Britain, Frank Snagg and Frank Clark, both of Waterbury, were chosen members of the finance committee.
 A pretty home wedding was solemn ized at the future home of the happy couple 61 Spring street, last evening, the contracting parties being Harry Karnofslzy and Miss Bva W7nestine, daughter of Louis Wdnestine of this city. The marriage was performed by Rabbi Silverman. The bride was given away by her brother, Frank Winestins. The bride wore beautiful white organdie dress. After the ceremony a bountdful colla- tion was served. The evening was spent with music and social intercourse until a late hour when all wished the happy couple prosperous and happy life. The honeymoon wiM be spent in Boston and Worcester
 The monthly business meeting of the Young Women's Friendly league was held last evening, Miss Ward the pres- ident, presiding. The report of the su- perfntendent showed an average at tendance during April of 1,674: 11T class sessions with an attendance of oS7. After vocal solo by Miss Annie Strong, reports of the annual reunion of the Connecticut Association of Women Workers was given; also re- port of the Massachusetts association held recently in Boston. The interests of the Madison vacation house were discussed and action taken 1 toward helping to supply needed fur nishings. A piano solo by Miss Mar garet Dykeman was enjoyed and after the singing of the league hymn the 1 meeting adjourned.
 Miss Mary M Barnes and Charles l Seymour Morehouse of Naugatuck 1 were married yesterday afternoon at ! the residence of her parents, Mir and ] Mrs George I. Barnes, 1855 Woodlawn ! terrace by the Rev Mir Lockwood of l Naugatuck. Among the relatives and i friends present were MT and Mrs AL l bert Barnes and two children, Miss l Eliza Seymour, Miss Lena Patterson 1 and Mrs Ernest Patterson, Naugatuck: 1 Miss Harriet Ford, Miss Lena More | house. Mrs Fl. S. Morehouse, Miss | Florence Fowler, Mrs George Proctor, Miss Ruth Wheeler, Woodbury; Wilson Townsend, Middlebury: Mrs F. O. Peck | and son, Torrington John B. Humph- rey, New Britain, Mrs H. L. Bennett, H. L. Kilbourne, Allen Bissell, Ban- tam Mrs Nj. A. Lounsbury, Wolcott; Mrs J. Redevats, Danbury. MT and Mrs Barnes left for wedding tour.
 Have you seen the artistic and beau tiful display of articles designed espe- cially for wedding presents that the Upson Jewelry Go Is showing? A de- scdption would be inadequate to do justice to this uncommon display; they must be seen and examined to be duly appreciated