The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-27

 Warren to Frank Voissard. She re- tains the house for her summer resi- dence.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Bradley, of
 Baltimore, Md, are in the city for the
 holiday season. Mrs. Bradley was for
 merly Miss Lizzie Granniss, and they
 are guests of MT. and Mrs. George E.
 Granniss, of Townsend avenue, her pa
 rents. Mr. Bradley is well known in
 New Haven. He was for a number Of
 years connected with different firms in
 the grocery business, and during his
 stay in the city is combining business
 with pleasure as the representative ot a
 large wholesale canning factory of the
 Monumental City.
 Dr. and Mrs, B. $. Lewis, of No. 1893
 Chapel street, will spend Thanksgiving
 with pr. William Graves, of Orange,
 N. J.
 Miss Eva M. Gesner, daughter of Mrs.
 Robert Gesner, of Dixwell avenue, is
 spending the winter in New York per
 fecting her musical education, and is
 also studying the dramatic art, in both
 of which she has shown decided tall
 ent.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Monson, of
 1885 Chapel street, will spend Thanks
 giving with Mrs. Edward Merwin, of East Orange, N. J. MT. and Mrs. Mer- win were formerly of this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Scott delightfully."- celebrated their silver wedding recently and large party of guests greatly en- joyed the occasion. Among the pres ents exposed to view were silver trays, spoons, forks and nut picks, flowers in pots and flowers out of pots, and in fine cut glass dish were twenty-f1v shining quarters, commemorative of the twenty-five years of married life of the hosts. During the afternoon many of the associates of Conductor Scott, rail road officials, conductors, engineers, to tender hearty congratulations It was a day that the happy couple and their friends will long remember, over one hundred persons having called dur ing the day.
 A very delightful party was given for Miss Gertrude, Goebel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Goebel, of Edgewood avenue, Monday evening. Dancing and music were the amusements provided, together with two very amusing blind folded contests, for which there were issued prizes Miss Eunice Peck won the young ladies' prize Yale seal pin, and Master Walter Sk!ff the boys prize, a paper weight, in the first contest. In the second Miss Etta Weed won fan and Master Judson Harmount a bottle of perfume. A dainty lunch was serv- ed, after which dancing was in order. Among those present were Misses Lulu Allen, Ella Greene, Irene Caldwell, Etta Weed, Marion Lewis, Olive Everitt Hil- da Herber, Eunice Peck, Anna Earn ham and Gertrude Goebel, and Masters Walter Skiff, Edward Fancher, Harry Butler, Albert Lewis, Edward Parks Judson Harmount, Henry Manville, Harry Waldron, Howard Wright and George Fowler.
 The Meriden Journal of yesterday says: Burton Mansfield of New Ha- yen gave a very interesting account of lis trip to the general Episcopal con- yention at San Francisco before the De- ,hon club in St. Andrews parish house ] ast evening. The attendance was not | arge, but the talk was an exceedingly | as well as an eloquent one. | md all present were delighted.''
 Charles H. Brooks of High street, l and Miss Grace F. Smith l # Plainville will be married at the | lome of the bride this evening. MT | Brooks is employed by the Southington Cutlery company. Miss Smith is one f Plainville's most popular young la lies After a brief wedding trip MT. nd Mrs Brooks will go to housekeep- ng on North Main street.
 A very enjoyable surprise party has ust been rendered William F. Harris at is home on First avenue, West Haven. The Misses Marley Miss Mildred Mar ey, Miss Edwards, Miss Kreisheim, Hiss Reitile, Miss Merham and Iessrs. Clark, Brandt, Downs, Fen tick, Wallace. Stizle and Streit, all in- ulged in games of various sorts until uite late, when dainty collation. was erved, after which the young people eparted, with happy thoughts of the vening.
 Frederick Root and Miss Mabel Gran iss of Southington were married last night by Rev. w. M War en.
 Mrs. James Graham of West Haven -ith her parents, MT and Mrs. Wag- er will take Thanksgiving dinner ith Lawyer Harrison Wagner of this ty
 Rev. J B. Stocking of the Welcome all mission in this city delivered a cry interesting address to the Young eople's society of the First Congrega- onal church, Southington, Monday vening. His subject was Living and [aking a Living" A large audience stened to the address.
 Mrs. August Eisenbarth and son, arry Eisenbarth, who are returning om Germany from three months acaton trip, were due in New York onday, but the steamer is overdue. MT. and Mrs. A. w. Abbott of First venue, West Haven, will spend , in Bridgeport Miss Irma Daley of this city will on riday afternoon at o'clock hold re- pton of her juvenile dancing classes
 the parish house. West Haven, The cinematograp which will be used ring the West Haven Methodist Bible hool industrial bazaar, will be in large of MT Fillmore, who had charge
 the exposition in Pttsburg forty UT nights He exhibited the pictIrnS l