Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-23
CITY NEWS

 morrow
 Miss Sadie Driscoll of Ansonia is the guest of her cousin, Miss Geneva Barnett, of Adams street.
 A son, Edward Ronald, was born November 17 to Mir and Mrs William E. Daley of 23 Cossett street . St Mary's Alumni association will give reception and dance tomorrow evening at St Patrick's hall.
 The eighth annual sociable of the Odin Benefit association will take place this evening at Turn hall, Jef- ferson street.
 There will be meeting of the La dies auxiliary, \. O. H., tomorrow evening in Knights of Columbus hall. Meeting will open sharp at o'clock
 The meeting of the Catholic Benevo- lent union which was to have been held this evening in Attorney Thomas F. Lawlor's office has been postponed to Monday evening. J
 Joseph Gokas and Annie Stohl were married by the Rev Dr Martin at St Cecilia's yesterday at q. n. Anton Bironom and Annie Stohl were wit nesses to the ceremony.
 Tomorrow evening the Brooklyn Athletic club will give their sixteenth annual concert and sociable at Eagles hall. Music will be furnished by Lal- Hers full orchestra and the prompting will be by Prof John J. O'Brien.
 James J. Bahan of Bronson street has the turkey that was on exhibition in Druggist Upham's window He guessed the turkeys weight to be 19 pounds and two ounces, which was only One-Quarter of an ounce from the correct weight. Mir Upham will give box of candy to four others who were close seconds.
 For many years past Barcelona council. No 42, Knights of Columbus, have held memorial services on Thanksgiving day for their deceased brothers at St Cecilias church by their chaplain, the Rev Dr Farrell Martin, Therefore, in keeping with this estab- lished custom, Barcelona council will be present at St Cecilia's at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning to attend q requiem high mass for their departed members, to be celebrated by the Rev Dr Mar tin, grand knight of Barcelona coulk cil
 At St Thomas's church this morning at 6:3O, George Blair and Miss Nellie Horrigan were married by tile Rev Father Crowley. The bride wore travelling suit of blue, and Miss Mar garet Porzenheim, acting as brides maid, was attirad in brown. The groom was attended by his brother, Ernest Blair of New Haven. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was an opal ring, while the groon's gift to the best man were cuff links MT and Mrs Blair will spend their honeymoon as the brides former home, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
 Mrs Mary Wengertsman, aged 67, died last evening at her home, r Third street. She was well known. German resident of this city and had lived here many years. Besides husband, John, she leaves two daugh- ters, Mrs Frank Beyers of Merider and Mrs George German of this city; also a son, Arthur Wengertsmah. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock with service at St Cecilia's church and interment in Cal vary cemetery. A mass of requiem will be celebrated for the deceased at St Cecilia's at o'clock Friday morn ing.
 The cantata and concert given by the choir of the Third Congregational church was largely attended last even ing. Tie affair was ably managed and proved to be a great success. The church choir was ably assisted by the Concordia Singing society under the direction of Hans Saro. Miss Ruth Peabody rendered violin solo, '.Ior- dische Sage" by Bohm, in very pleasant manner. Mrs Jay F. Scott sang a soprano solo. "These Are They" Miss Flora Stops was accompanist. The cantata was "The Building of the Ship" and those who took part asjso- loists were Mrs Jay r. Scott, soprano; Mrs Oscar W. Noble, contralto; Viii liam Webster, tenor, and Edward Sanger, bass.