The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-03

the time of Lakeland to Wither decke(
the first issues of the least know
printing presses. He has the books ant
the doctrines at the tips of his fingers
Professor Francis Wayland, dean o.
the Yale law school, who for severa
days has been somewhat indisposed ant
confined to his house, has recovered
and is again at his office in the law
school.
The many friends of Mrs. Cornelia H
Fisk of 351 Washington avenue, who
fell on the ice on Chapel street ano
broke her left arm on Tuesday after!
noon, will be glad to know that she Is
getting along as comfortably as coulc
be expected under the circumstances.
A surprise party was given on MT
and Mrs. William Reade AT their home
81 Wolcott street, Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games. A fine time was had by all. A
fine spread was laid for about forty cou-
pies. A few of those present were Mr..
and Mrs. William Reade, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rathbun, Mr. and Mrs. Chrlsty
and Mr. and Mrs. Menz!ey.
Miss May Kelly, daughter OF James
II. Kelly, prominent citizen of West
Haven, was rendered delightful sur
prise party at her home on Elm street
Thursday evening A bountiful COLA
ton was served, after which the guests
were entertained with music and recit-
atlons until a late hour. Among those
present were the Misses Corcoran, Muir
ply, williams and Gaffney, and Ed
ward and Thomas Rattle, Robert Nc
Donald James Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs
T. r. Mckay and william Corcoran.
George Staley of 20 Foster street, who
was badly injured two weeks ago by re-
ceiving a shock from trolley wire on
State street, is able to be about and ex-
poets to go to work next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Stevens of No. II
Trumbull street gave an elegant din.
ner for a few of their intimate friends
Thursday evening. Covers We're laid
for sixteen and fine menu was served.
The table was tastefully decorated with
pink roses and ferns, and, with the deli
cate crystal, china and silver with
which it was laid, presented beautiful
appearance. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
CHESTS thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
Cards followed the dinner. Among
those present were General and Mrs.
Greeley, Mr.. and Mrs w: j. Atwater,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henney, Mr.. and
Mrs. George #. Holcomb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Porter, Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Hart,
Herman D. Clark and Miss Mary Jack
SON.
Edith Curtis, daughter of the late
George Curtis of Hartford, was married
Thursday to Howard s. Borden, son of
NJ. c. d. Borden, the millionaire mill
owner of Fall River Mass, and New
York city. The wedding took place at
the home of the brides cousin, Mrs.
Gardner Colby, at Orange, N. j. Rev.
DR.. Dickinson performed the ceremony.
Bertram s. Borden was the best man,
Miss May Bradley maid Of honor, and
2. NJ Bliss, A. p. Fitch. jr, and Ster-
ing Foote Of this city and A. S. Stokes
II Orange were ushers. Howard Bor-
len is graduate of the class Of Yale '9S
md a brother Of Matthew s. Borden,
Yale '95, who married Miss Millie Neg
oauer Of this city.
Miss Margaret Lewis, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. George w. Lewis, left We'd
iesday for Omaha. Neb., where She VIII
make long visit with friends. Mrs
lewis saw her off at New York, Miss
lewis making the long trip alone. she
will visit an aunt at Chicago for short
line en- route.
A surprise party which was a great
success as a surprise was given Mrs.
". H. Moore at her home, rs Howe
treet, Thursday evening, by party of
Ter friends, the occasion being her thir-
y-seventh birthday anniversary. The
,uests presented their hostess with
oaf Of birthday cake (which was sur
ounded by thirty seven candles Re-
reshments were served during the
vening and dancing helped to make the |
vening pass very pleasantly. Some of |
hose present included Mr.. and Mrs. |
frank Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon
,orbin, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Langdale, |
Ar. and Mrs. Frederick Cowles, DR.. and |
Irs. Nichols. Miss Matte Hills Miss
Ilice Beardsley, Miss Olive lTolles, Miss