The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-30

Mrs Ernest Bristol, who has beer visiting her parents Col, and Mrs. N q, osborn over the Christmas time, re- turned to her home in Brooklyn yes- terday Mir Minott A. osborn her brother went with her and will be the guest of Mir, and Mrs. Bristol for sev- eral days,
 Mrs Collins of 35 Hilhousc avenue will not receive her friends as usual on her birthday, January 1,
 This afternoon Miss Virginia Walker Will entertain the Shakespeare club at Ia tea from 4 to o'clock at her home In West Chapel street. Miss Walker, who is a member of the class of 1908 at Vassar college Is spending the Christi mas vacation with her parents. Her guests will be members of 1907 and 1908 New Haven high school and she will be assisted in receiving by Dr. Susan Sheridan, Miss Mildred Barnes, Miss Rhota Lambert, Miss Mildred Ross, Miss Vera Bartholomew and Miss Jes- samlne White.
 The wedding last evening of Miss Etta II Adler, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Louis l., Adler of this city and Mir. Edward Brown of New York, was very large and brilliant affair, The ceremony was performed at Harmonic hall at o'clock, Dr. David Levy of the Mishkan Israel officiating.
 The hall was beautifully decorated with greens and potted plants, an arch of greenery being arranged for the bridal party. The bride looked very handsome in her wedding gown which was of white satin trimmed with point applique Her veil of point applique which has been in the family for many years, was caught with orange blossoms and she carried bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. She wore the groom's gift an exquisite pearl comb. Her father gave her in marriage. Miss Grace Jacobs was the brides only attendant, and her gown was of yellow crepe meteor and she carried bunch of American beauty roses tied with satin cord
 Tho best man was MT Le Roy Brown of Albany, Ga, the groom's brother, and there were six ushers, Paul Brown of Albany, Ga, Yale '9S brother of tho groom Henry Moses, Yale '99; Frederick Moses, Sigmund Adler of New York city. a brother of the bride; Charles Meyers and F. C. Strauss, Yale 1901 of Louisville Ky. Following the ceremony the wedding dinner was serv- ed 10 one hundred and fifty guests Moseley of the New Haven House cat cred and the following menu was served:
 Cavair Sandwiches
 Lobster Cocktail
 Grape Fruit with Sherry
 Celery Saltcd Almond Olives
 Mock Turtle Sherry
 Fried Smelts Sauce Tartare
 Potatoes Parisienne Flct of Beef, Larded with Mushrooms
 sauterne
 Sorbet
 Roast Philadelphia Squab
 Stuffed with Chestnuts
 Green Peas White Seal
 Asparagus an Ninaigrette
 BisQuit TortonI
 Macaroons Fancy Cakes Bonbons Toasted Wafer Crackers with Cheese
 Coffee Apolinaris Wells orchestra played during the ceremony during the dinner and for the dancing at the close of the recep- ton
 In the receiving party beside the lm- mediate bridal party, were the brides mother. whose gown was of black chif- ion velvet. trimmed with chiffon and lace Mrs Brown of New York city, tho grooms mother who wore a white lace robe and Mrs, Paul Brown of AL bany Gao in a gown of white prin- cess lace
 \ large number of handsome gifts were received by the young couple in- cluding beautiful chest of silver, numerous odd pieces of silver, cut glass and china
 After the reception, Mir and Mrs. BrGwn left for a tour to Palm Beach, Miami, st Augustine Fla, and Allan ta, Ga The bride wore travelling dress of russet brown and a stunning black hat
 Mir Brown formerly resided in AL hany, Ga, and Is the son of ex-Mayor Brown of that place He was grad uatod from Yale in 1901 and from the Columbia law school in 1904 Mir and Mrs Brown will make their home in New York