The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-15

Pretty Home Wedding Last EVENING
Wedding of Miss Deming aud DR.
Walter Strong-A Slight Frost Yes ter.
day Morning-Fort Hale Lodgo-W. g.
II. U. Annual Meeting.
There are about $50 pupils in attend.
ance at the Strong school and including
40 in the Eighth grade The number
of children in the Strong district who
are beginning school with the present
term are as follows: Strong school, so;
Woolsey, "a: Lloyd, So: Woodward, So;
Ienox, Is: Quinnipiac, 20. Total, 2S9
OF this number 40 attend the kindergar-
ten. There are thirty pupils who were
entitled to go to the High school from
the Strong school, who have not called
for their certificates 1t is believed that
many of them have secured employ
ment
Last year at Strong school there were
four classes in woodworking and cook
ing and this year only two such classes
owing to the reduced appropriations.
Mr.. Stetson of the free public library
will give a lecture on Books and
Reading" in Granniss hall to the pu-
pills of the Eighth grade on Friday of
next week at p. m. The parents of
pupils will be invited to attend the lee
ture.
A pretty wedding took place last eve
ming at the home of the brides parents,
Judge and Mrs. L. p. Deming. The CON
tracing parties We're their daughter,
Miss Laura Maud Deming and Or. Wal
ter Strong OF Philadelphia Only the
relatives attended Mr.. Deming's resi-
dence 36S Quinnipiac avenue, was pref
tily decorated for the occasion DR.,
Deming is a graduate of Hillhouse High
school, Bradford college and the Wo-
mems Homeopathic college, New York.
She afterwards received an appoint
ment in the Women's hospital, Philadel-
phia. DIR. Strong is Harvard man and
studied in Heidelberg and Paris. Miss
Grace Strong was one of the brides at
PENDANTS and Harry K. Rowe was the
best man. DR.. and Mrs Strong will re-
side in Philadelphia. They have receiv-
ed many handsome gifts. Rev. DR..
Mitchell officiated at the wedding.
The regular meeting of Live Oak
council, Royal Arcanum, was held last
evening.
j. P. Morrow of Clinton avenue has
been visiting relatives in Hartford this
week.
There was a slight frcst yesterday
but not sufficient to do much
damage. The cool weather yesterday
and warnings for frost this morning in
duced many to cover their house plants
last evening as a measure Of protec-
ton
The people were hardly prepared for
the sudden fall in temperature yester
day. The closed street cars which ran
all day were very welcome. Fall wraps
were brought out in the general desire
to protect themselves from the cool
weather.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Mallory
and A. Merwin Grey is to take place
October 5. Miss Mallory is a daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Mallory.
About $50 members of Fort Hale lodge !
n. f. o. p, went on a trolley ride |
Wednesday evening. The party went
to Cosey Beach and enjoyed dancing in |
the pavilion.
DR.. e. M. G. Hall, DR.. c. e. Strong |
and S. Lloyd Salisbury leave next Mon |
day for Vermont on a ten days hunt |
ng trip
James Halligan, one Of the letter car
'iers at Station a, begins his vacation
to-day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Uhl of Montowese re-
Gently won the third prize at ladies'
contest at New Britain, The |
prize was silver vase.
The Fair Haven w. c. r. u. will hold |
is annual meeting September 49, Ser
Jice to begin at o'clock. There will be !
supper served at the close of the meet
ng. Price of supper 10 cents. Central
block, Grand avenue.