The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-07

force. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Stapleton Of ST. Johns R.
C. church. The bridesmaid was Miss
Elizabeth Golden. a sister of the groom,
and the best man, the brides brother.
Henry Schofield OF Winsted.
William F. Hickey, Of Washington
avenue, is attending the st. Louis ex-
position. He will also visit relatives in
Chicago and Buffalo, returning by way
of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Stiles, mother of the superin-
tendent of public schools, of West Ha-
ven. has returned from stay in New
Hampshire.
DIR. T. F. Cohane, OF Howard avenue,
who has been travelling extensively in
Europe the past summer has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carriers Of
Chapel street, are making preparations
to occupy their new home on Wooster
place.
Mrs, Gammack left for Boston
Wednesday where she Joined her hus-
band at the peace conference.
Mrs. Barbara Gilch Of Pine Orchard,
widow of the late Joseph Gilch Of this
city, will leave next Tuesday for Ger
many, where she will spend the wins
| ter travelling.
Miss Jennie Carey of Greenwich ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Cecilia Braun
less Of Danbury. Miss Braunless is a
very talented violinist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine, who have
1 been in West Haven for some time, will
soon remove to Bridgeport.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast.
with her father, Judge Sheldon, is in
Boston in attendance at the peace con-
4 ference. which is now in session there.
Mrs. b. e. Hotchkiss of Cleveland, o.,
1 is the guest of John b Hartshorn, Of
Wood street, West Haven.
1 The marriage of Miss Ellen Smith and
1 John Travers was solemnized at st.
Mary's church Wednesday morning.
The bride wore pretty dress Of blue
l silk with hat to match. The brides
maid, Miss Galligan of Wallingford,
4 wore a tan gown with hat to match A
reception was held at Is William street,
\ where the happy couple viii reside,
which was attended BY a large party Of
guests, among them many from An
sonia, Wallingford, Derby and New
1 York.
AT the second annual meeting Of the
New Haven Woman's Single TAX club,
I which was. held at the residence OF
Mrs Jennie Hyde, "a Lincoln street,
officers for the ensuing year we're elect
led as follows: President, Mrs Leo
Herr; vice president, Mrs. M. True
-, 49, fAS ,.e,f NJ, !.
secretary, Miss Gertrude Trueman.
4 The aim and scope Of the work Of this
Organization are admirably set forth
Fin the address of its president, Mrs.
Leo Herr, who has lust been elected
for the third term,
II Another distinguished Lutheran 1i-
vine, Rev. Al. r. Hartman, ID. ID, 81
Il Baltimore, will be the guest Of Mr.. NJ.
Il X. segley Of West Haven.
Herman Loenicker, who underwent
II an operation q. short time ago, is re.
4 ported as on the road to recovery.
Mrs. Percy Epler Of Detroit, Mich.
with her young son, Palmer York Ep-
4 Ter, Is the guest of her brother, S. Al
4 York Of Oak place.
u The most fashionable event of recent
years in New London society was TIKI
marriage Of Miss Sarah Larned Tyler
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Augustus
Cleveland Tyler Of that city, and Ed.
ward Everett Marshall of Philadelphia
4 Yale &c. The ceremony was performed
in st. James Episcopal church at higf
moon by Rev Alfred Poole Grant. Ph
I'D, in the presence Of several hundred
Il highest society and distinguished
guests from Philadelphia, washington
and New York, The best man was Err
nest Phillips Spalth. Among the eigh
ushers were Philip Osgood Tyler, Val,
1904, a brother Of the bride, and Bur
Chamberlain Of New York, Yale 1899
d classmate Of the groom. The brides
mother was the author Of the stVene
tian Romance played with success a
the Hyperion last winter. Fredericl
I IColt Wright, who wrote the music, b ay
n ed excerpts during the ceremony.
! DR.. M. C. Boyer Of Philadelphia, VIII,
will take part in the dedication exer
cises Of the English Lutheran church
4 will come to this city on Friday ant
while here will be the guest of DR.. an
Mrs. William a. Granville Of How
street.
Il Prot. Edward Gaylord Bourne of Val
university will edit the Forthcoming
volume entitled THE Journey Of p
! Soto" which will be one Of the serie
of Trail Makers books
The musical season was most fttingl.
Iushered III Wednesday evening by tn
song recital of Miss Helen Reeve
: Crane at Warner Hail. at which Mis-
IIendrika TroostWyk the violinist as
sisted. Iii every way the recital was !
great success, and both singer and VIC
linist delighted the large audience. q
fact only two musicians Of marked mer
II could give SO satisfying an entertain
ment, for the programme was given. en-
tirely by Miss Crane and Miss Troost
wyk, and the success Of the affair
I a great tribute to both Of them. Itwa
Miss Cranes first appearance before
New Haven public. but from the frs
. the audience tooll& tn her ana bet piac
: I in New Hayen's musical circles. is as
:. suree. II AsEiS ~ 95sAl 9aSs 49,
Charles Belz, the well known grocer
has returned home from q four weeks