The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-11
IN SOCIETY

Miss Eunice Burrall of Waterbury and Thomas Day Thacher of New York city, whose marriage took place at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon at St. Johns church, Waterbury. entertained the members of the bridal party and few intimate friends at an informal supper in the Rose room at The Elton at o'clock Friday evening. The flow CTS were violets for the young women and pink carnations for the men. A beautiful mound of Killarney roses and maiden hair ferns formed the center piece The place cards were adorned with water colored miniatures of col onial danes and gentlemen. Music for the occasion was furnished by three colored minstrel players from New York city. Those present were: Frank Dodge of New York city, Miss L. G. Smith of Pittsburg, Pa, r. H. Wiggin, jr., of New Haven, Miss Terry w. B. soper pf New York city, Miss s. Thacher of New York city, Morton Richmond of New York city John B. Burrall, Miss Betty A. Lamb, c. D. Rafferty of Pittshurg, Pa. Mrs. T. l. Driggs, c. E. Parks of New York city, Miss Marjorie K. Hayden, L. P. Reed of Cambridge, Mass. T. I. Driggs, Mrs Walker, Miss Burrall and MT. Thacher
 The marriage of Miss Eunice Burrall daughter of Mrs. E. M. Burrall ot Church street, Waterbury to Thomas Day Thacher of New York city oc- cured Saturday afternoon at o'clock at St. Johns church, Waterbury. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Edmund Rowland, D D., rector emer. itus, assisted by the Rev. John N Lewis, jr., rector of the church. At tending Miss Burrall was Miss l.. c Smith of Pittsburg, Pa, Miss S. Thacher of New York city, Miss Mar. jorie K. Hayden and Miss Betty A Lamb of Waterbury The groomsmar was F. H. Wiggln, jr., of New Haven and the ushers were c. D, Rafferty o. Pittsburg, Pa, w. B. soper of New York city, L. P. Reed of Cambridge Mass, Morton Richmond of New Yorl city, G. E. Parks of New York city and Frank Dodge of New York city.
 rro. i.ate 1.a,,,, ,,pana.li,,re fla onra mOny, beginning at 9;SO o'clock, Harr Rowe Shelley, noted as a composer and organist of the Fifth Avenue Bap tist church, New York, gave an orgal recital, playing among others, the fol lowing numbers:
 Salut dAmore ,.............,.....H Hlga March, "I1eonore' ...,............. Raj Waldweben, "Siegfried" ......W Wagne Trio of Rhinedaughters ...... Wagne Magic Fire Music, ''Walkure. .Wagne Ride of the Valkyries .Wagne
 MT. Shelley also played music by otf CT oomposures, including his ow Flies" and arrangements from "Cal men" and Aida
 l
 On Tuesday evening, November 12,
 concert will be given at the Park Stre' - Confregational church, Bridgeport, | the choir assisted by Yakove Spivs kowski of this city, violinist. The prt gram arranged is fine one and mus t lovers are looking forward to this trei ! with great deal of pleasure. TT church organist, MT. Harry H. Whi l taker of New York, formerly of u |, Center church, and well known in tn - city, will officiate at the organ.
 Ii Mrs. H. Grant Thompson's tea f, r her daughter, Miss Margaret Thonll
 son, will be given at her home on Whi
 ney avenue, from 4 to z, and will
 followed by dinner for the receivir
 party, from which they will go to Nil Ell Whitney's dance at Warner hall. - MT. John w. Townsend and famil
 who have been spending the summ
 abroad, touring England, France al
 Italy, will sail for home tomorrow, al