The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-04

-AENlbE AuHlUuNA AQ 4hASS
 May BIackInan--No Matinee Yester-
 day ut Clinton Avenue Speedway
 Other Fair Haven Weddings.
 Wedding bells rang out clear and strong yesterday There were three
 weddings at which well known Fair
 Haven people ventured outupon the sea of matrimony.
 St. James Episcopal church in East Grand avenue was thronged with peo- pie yesterday noon at the wedding, par ticulars of which were published in this paper some time ago. The con-I tracting parties were the rector of the church, Rev. William Burrows, and Miss Winnifred Elizabeth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Albert Johnson of New York city. MT Burrows, who was ordained rector of St. James July Ii, is a graduate of St. Stephens col
 lege, Annandale, N. r.. of Berkeley Di- Vinity school. Middletown, and has re- gently taken a post graduate course at Yale. The bride is apoptlar young Ia dy, and has many friends. About 200 invitations were issued for the cere-
 mony, and the reception, which is to be- q large affair, will De held in the rec tory on Grand avenue November 14, aft ernoon and evening. The rectory has been rented for a number of years, but has been refitted and refurnished for this newly welded couple. The bride was given away by her father. The att tendants were Miss May Johnson, maid of honor, and Miss Dorothy Johnson, flower girl, both charmingly attired
 they are sisters of the bride: Rev John White Walker of Putnam was the best man. The officiating clergyman was Rev. n. Russ Judd of Thomaston and Rev Dr. Morgan of Christ church cell ebrated the marriage communion. Ushers were Rev F. M. Burgess of Christ church and Rev. F. s. Kenyon of St. Paul's church. The parlsioners of St. James were very largely repre- scented at the marriage and there were also many friends from New York and other cities.
 Another wedding in which many Fair Haven people are interested was that of Miss May L. BlacRman, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Black man of 133 Ward street and Irving D. Hurlburt, son of Mir. and Mrs. WallaceI Hnurlburt of 15 Wolcott street. TheI bride was for several years teacher in Dwight district, and is a member of the Dwight Place church and the pas tor Rev. Dr. Leete, officiated at the marriage ceremony, witnessed only by the families of the couple and taking place at the home of the bride, at Il a. m. Both are graduates of HillhouseI high school. and the bride also took a course on normal instruction. MT. Hurl-l burt is q graduate of the Yale Art school and the Art Students league off New York. He took advanced instruc-I tion in art in that city, where he was also employed for some time. For sev- eral years past he has done good art work in this city. After the reception the couple left for short bridal tour, and will reside at 15 Wolcott street. | They are popular young people and their many friends will wish them much happiness in their welded hfe
 Stlll another wedding was that of well-known young couple, Miss Nellie Elizabeth. daughter of Mrs Margaret | and the late George F. Hussey of 461 Ferry street and Francis T. Wade, re- siding at 32 Ward street, who Is a clerk in the mailing department at the New Haven postofflce. Many relatives and friends witnessed the marriage cere- mony, which was performed at St. | Francis church at 11:SO D. m. After the wedding reception the couple left on a wedding tour. They will have the congratulations of very many friends.
 There are quite number of weddings occurring later in the month. One of 1 these is to be the marriage of Miss All I thea M. Carter of SS Clark street to | Burton L. Futile of 553 Qhinnipiao avenue. MT. Futile is grand master of Adelphi lodge, F. and A, M., and both are we'll known and popular young peo- pie, Miss Garter is a teacher in one of the New Haven schools.
 Another of the later October weddings IS that or MISS hsaeH 4ddSpTey or FIX change street and James A. Hoslin of the firm of HosliH & Badger. to occur at St. Far~cis church Wednesday, oc- tober 10 at 10 o'clock a. m, and re- ception will follow at the home of the bride.
 The gradingof Clinton avenue speed way was not the unparalleled success that the Speedway manager, B. S. Bradley b6ped for, and in consequence only abGut one-half of the roadway was gy aded and the matinee yesterday