The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-31

l Mrs. B. RogoWski and her daughters l the Misses Beatrice and Bernadine Ro- gowski of Paterson, N. J., are the l guests of Mrs c. A. Rosenthal of Ii | Bishop street. 1 been with her brother, Rev. w. A. Woodford in Seymour the past year, | has returned to West Haven, the home
 of her parents.
 Pearl Bigelow, who has been danger
 ously ill with pneumonia at the home of
 her parents on North avenue, Milford,
 was much better yesterday.
 Mrs. Howard Leavenworth of Sey-
 mour, who has been seriously ill with
 pneumonia, is improving. Dr. Russell
 of this city was in consultation with
 Dr. Strapp, the attending physician, | recently. A trained nurse is employed. 1 The annual meeting of the Branford l Baptist Sunday school was held on Sunday and the following officers elect ed: Thomas Ward, superintendent; Walter N. Boynton, assistant; Miss
 Josephine McKean, secretary; F. L..
 Johnson, treasurer; George Hosley, li brarian; Miss Eliza H. Johnson, pian- ist.
 Cards are out announcing the mar
 riage of Miss Elmina Russell Belden,
 daughter of the late Russell A. and
 Mrs. Elmira Belden of IA Sylvan avenue
 to Jay A. Smith of this city. The cere-
 nony will take place at the home of
 Miss Belden on Wednesday evening,
 January 29, at 6 o'clock. MT. Smith
 graduated from the Boardman high
 school in 1900 and while there was one
 of the members of the Boardman
 eleven. At present he is empolyed by
 the Price, Lee &s Adkins company and
 is one of their most honored and trust
 ed employees. Miss Belden is well known
 in the social circles and Is highly re-
 spected and esteemed by her many friends
 The family and friends of Miss Leila F. Sehappa, daughter of William A.
 Schappa, the city hall janitor. and Charles Selke. the motorman for the Manufacturers Street Railway com pany. were greatly surprised by the an- nouncement that they were married in New York on Christmas day. They are now living at 500 Chapel street, and are receiving congratulations from their friend, who have heard the news. Mrs. Selke Is a talented young woman, who has large circle of friends. She is teacher in Gaffey's Shorthand school, and Is an elocutionist of considerable note She was formerly employed at Howe &s Stetson's store
 The marriage of Miss Lillian M Smith of this city and Henry T. Guil- ford of West Haven took place at the Howard avenue Congregational church December 24 by the Rev. MT. Mutch. They were attended by Miss Maud Guilford, sister of the bridegroom, and Albert T. Smith, brother of the bride. | They will be at home to their after the | new year at 225 Union avenue.
 Miss Countryman, daughter of Rev. | and Mrs. Frank Countryman of North | Branford, is visiting Miss Antoinette ! Brett of 195 James street. Fair Haven. 1
 Reports from Judge Ernest l.. Staples | of Shelton, who is under treatment at | Westport for nervous prostration, indl- | cate that he soon will return restored 1 to health.
 Harry Ackrill of Center street, West | Haven, has accepted a position with the Connecticut Electric and Illuminat- ng company in their power house in l 
 Rev. c. M. Stanley and sister, Miss Stanley of Clinton, who have been vis- ting in New Hartford have returned.
 Miss Norma Squires of West Haven, vho has been visiting her parents, has 'eturned to Brooklyn.
 The marriage of Brainard Duff1eld Peck and Miss Laura Boynston Chalk IT, both of Clinton, will take place New Years day, in the Afternoon, at her home at Waterside.
 The Hawthorne club of West Haven will meet on Tuesday afternoon with Irs. c. K. Burt at her residence on Elm street.
 Bakers union No. Il has elected the olloWing officers to serve for the next ix months: William Kreuger, German ecretary George Woodski English ecretary; Christian Schmidt, address ecretary; Peter Holm, financial secre- ary; Joseph Greisenhauser, treasurer; i. Woodtke, A. Striby, John Foley, c. chmidt. G. Knee, Trades Council dele ates; Charles Wruck, sergeant-at- rms; William Wentz, J. Greisenhaus- l r, Edward Albrecht. trustees. On Saturday afternoon the West Ha- { en matinee whist club met with Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner of Washington ave- ue Owing to the absence of several ,embers one table was dropped for the {, thers. Miss Orr of Washington, D. C., ( liss Isabel Tolles and Mrs. George F. t alley acted as substitutes. The prize, l f Ut glass salt and pepper shakers, was on by Miss Susie Kinner. The mem- CTS present were: Mrs c. B. Lomas frs. E. S. Thomas, Mrs. c. B. Warner ! frs. G. E. Thompson, jr., Miss Made inc Reynolds, Miss Smith, Miss Kin ar. Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs. r. G. ali. The next meeting is scheduled t IT January IS at the home of Mrs. z rnest s. Thompson of Washington e venue t The Sanctuary chapter, West Haven, J i'll meet this afternoon in the parish T ouse. The Bi-Centennial club of West Ha- a ,n met on Saturday evening with C ITS. Myrten Putney at her residence Third avenue. This was a musical ,ening. The members of this club are e Misses Burt, Catherine Lewis, is rmstrong, Abbott, Lawson, Waldron, S ,nes, Thomas, and Mrs. Putney. l; Word from Washington was received c gre yesterday afternoon by the chief n
 the railway mail clerks to the effect t at James J. Fleming of 40 Wolcott n rect of this city, and Wade s. Cook of V 'insted have been appointed railway | o