The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-21

DR.. Gervaise Green has been spending
the week at Westfed.
Miss Edith Wing will leave on the
fifth of next month for the White
Mountains.
4 Ralph G. Schneeloch of this city, upon
whom a surgical operation was per-
formed last Sunday at the residence of
DR.. l.. w. Bacon, is improving and
making good Roadway towards COM
plete recovery. Mr.. Schneeloch is
relative of DR.. Bacon and is the leader
of the Yale Glee club for the ensuing
year. His large circle Of friends will be
rejoiced at the prospects of his recov-
cry.
! Miss Edith Rockwell of Crown street
has gone to Mortified, Mass, where she
will spend the summer, returning in
| September
| Professor and Mrs. r. G.. Shepard will
| leave the first of next month for the
Fort Griswold house, New London, af-
ter which they will spend some time In
Guilford.
Miss Anna S. Brennan, daughter OF
Thomas Brennan of SO Kimberly ave-
nue. will be married to DR.. Frank w.
Nolan of Greenfield this morning at the
Sacred Heart church. The wedding
will be attended by only the close
friends of the young people. The bride,
who is an exceedingly popular teacher
in the public schools, has a large circle
of friends here, as has also DR.. Nolan,
who graduated from the Yale Medical
school in the class of '9S and for some
time previous to that made his home In
this city. DR.. and Mrs. Nolan will sail
for Europe, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George O'Brien of 1893
Edgewood avenue wish to thank their
friends for their kindness and sympa-
thy in the hour Of their great trouble
and bereavement.
S. II. Kirby and family are domiciled
for the summer at their summer home
on Rogers Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Treat Beers and
family of Dwight street are spending
the summer at Fishers Island.
Miss Florence M. Irving will spend
two weeks at East Morris.
The engagement of DR.. F. B. Look of
Hartford to Miss Barbara Smart, niece
of Mrs. Macarthur of Toronto, is an
nounced
Miss Mabel Salisbury, from New Jer
sey, is visiting her brother on State
street.
William Beadle, rent agent of the
Consolidated railroad, whose marriage
was spoken of yesterday was married
in New York city on Wednesday, The
bride is Miss May Rogers of Roches-
ter daughter of Major James D.
of Cal who
died in Manila in May The bridegroom
is siXty-three years of age. For the
past seven years, since his wife's death,
he has resided with one of his three
Mrs. Harry Breene, in Port |
Chester, having an office in this city. |
The bride is twenty-nine years old, of
slight figure, fair and with auburn hair. |
She lately Inherited $1,000 from her un-
Gle, who died in San Jose.
Miss Jessie Liddell daughter of Rob
ert Liddell Of East Haven, is spending
a pleasant vacation with friends In Os-
wego, N. Y.
Miss Christine A. Kahl of Walling-
ford is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Charles |
F. Clarke of 1856 Grown street.
Levi Waters of this city Is a guest at /
S. u. Browns in Clinton,
Mrs. Thomas Fox and family of New
York are the guests of Mrs. j. J. Nc
Quiggan of 113 Davenport avenue.
Jay F. Stannard of this city is pass
ing vacation at his former home in
Miss Ida Goodhue of Townsend ave-
nue. has been spending the summer
with friends in Brattleboro, VT.
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