The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-17

Rev. w. A. Woodford is entertaining
| his father and mother of New Haven a
| the Episcopal rectory in Seymour.
Mrs. c. Litterer and her daughter
| Josephine, and Mrs. G. j. Davenport o.
| this city have Joined a house party
| in the Catskills for the month of Octo'
| Der for the hunting and the fishing sea-
| son.
Mrs. Laura Whittlesey of this city
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Blackman of West
Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs julius Barnes
of La Porte, Ind, We're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j, Barnes in South
ington over Sunday.
Jess O'Connell, the assistant super
intendent of the National Casket COM
pany, left last Thursday for Woonsock-
ct, r. l. He was married in that place
yesterday to Miss O'Toole. The cere-
mony was performed yesterday morn
ing by the Rev. Father O'Toole, an un-
Gle of the bride. The couple will take
a wedding trip to the White Noun
tains. On their return to New Haven
they will hold a reception at their new
home, 26 IL Townsend avenue.
The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs Foster f.. Harvey of
Hartford, who have friends here, was
celebrated Monday evening by sur
prise party at their home. During the
evening a set of sterling silver spoons
was presented to him as a gift from
his friends. Games We're played, re-
freshments We're served and there was
a -
Harvey We're married in this city on
October IA, 1890. Mrs Harvey's
maiden name was Grace Steele she be-
ing the daughter of Daniel Steele. Mr..
Harvey was at that time in the optical
business with Mr.. Lewis, the firm haV-
ing been formed in February, 1890, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey have three daughters,
Mary, Florence and Hazel
The delegates from the First Baptist
church, Norwich, to the Connecticut
Baptist anniversaries held in New Ha-
ven this week are Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Lyman, Mrs Hannah Cranston and
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert r. Wise.
W. B. Weston, Yale 1908, has been
taken on the University Glee club.
Rev. George w. Phillips of this city
preached at Christ Episcopal church,
Norwich, on Sunday.
Herman Soderston, the portrait paint
er, has returned with his family after
a four months vacation spent in Eu-
rope. Miss Soderston has been in Swe-
den for more than a year.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Hall of Cottage
street and Mr.. and Mrs R. H Chiffon
of Winchester avenue, left Monday
night on the Washington express for a
three weeks trip to Mr.. Chilton's old
home In Virginia. Mr.. Hall and Mr..
Chiffon will spend about two weeks
fishing and hunting and they antici-
pate good luck, as the locality to which
they have gone abounds in fish and
game. On their return trip home, the
party will stop at Old Point Comfort,
Norfolk, and several other points of in
terest
Henry S. Ely, Yale 1902, of Bingham
ton, N. Y, has been elected assistant
manager of the Yale Courant
The wedding of Miss Gladys Pome-
roy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
l.. Pomeroy, to James Sinclair Jen-
kins, took place yesterday afternoon
in st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church, Stamford. 1t was a notably
and brilliant affair and
both the ceremony and reception. which
followed at Miramar, the country place
of the brides parents at Richmond Hill,
were attended by a large number of
guests, many of them from New York
Miss Pomeroy, who in her eighteenth
year, beautiful girl tall and graceful,
the members of the bridal
party at dinner last Monday evening at
Miramar. At the wedding yesterday
Miss Helen Bonner, daughter Of David
Bonner of Stamford, was maid of
honor and Miss Louise Williams,
daughter of John 7. Williams of Siam
ford. and Miss Mary Greenough we're
the bridesmaids. Mr. jenkins, the
who gave his farewell
bachelor dinner at the University club,
New York, Friday evening, is a promi-
netn young lawyer of Stamford,
graduate of the academic department
of Yale university, class '94, and of the
Yale Law school, class 96. George A.
Jenkins of Stamford was his brothers
best man. The ushers were Alonzo
Potter, Frank Lyon Polk, Charles p
Curtenius Gillette, William
N. Beach, all Of New York; Marion 3.
Phelps, George A. Phelps, Walter S.
Hoyt of Stamford John L. Hall of Bos-
ton, and William A. Abbott, a half
brother of the bride. The officiating
was the Rev. Charles Morris
At the meeting of the Yale sopho-
more class in Dwight hall, Monday
evening, the following men We're nomi-
1ated for the class deacons on the pre-
liminary ballot: f. w. Moore j. M.
Dreisbach, d. Lewis, A. Fox, Fl. r.
Clark, II. Rankin, f. Gilbert, L, Cole
nan, G. Hurst, r. Schey. On the final
ballot the following We're elected: r.
w. Moore of Elizabeth N. j.; j. NJ
Dreisbach Of Wilkesbarre, Pa: d. b. !
Lewis of Springfield, Mass, and H. r. I
Clark of New Haven. I
The Peru, Ind, Chronicle of October .
8 says: 'Messrs. F. C. Boyd, D. w.
3lakeslee, Willis M. Anthony, John
Bradley and Mr.. Wheeler of New Ha-
zen, Conn.,, were in the city last night
md left again this morning in a livery
to look over a route from
lere to Converse for an electric rail-
way. They are members of a syndi-
ate engaged in the construction of troll
ay lines, and as Mr.. Boyd is persuaded
hat the Converse line would be good
nveStment they are here to look over
he field