The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-07
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 The wedding of Miss May Denton, daughter of Mrs. Huntington Denton and niece of MT. and Mrs. Henry l.. Eotchlxiss of TIillhouse avenue, to Louis Sheldon will take place on November S0th. The wedding will probably take place at St. Johns Protestant Epis- copal church and a reception will follow for immediate family friends only at MT. and Mrs. Hotchkiss residence. There are to be four bridesmaids and altogether it will be a brilliant society event. The bride Is the only child of Mrs Huntington Denton and for the last fifteen years has resided with her mother abroad in Paris. Mrs Denton and her daughter came back to this country number of months ago and are living in New York After the wedding Mrs. Denton will return to her Paris home. Mrs Denton's father and the late Henry Trowbridge, whose home was for years on Temple street, corner of Grove street, and who was a brother of the late Thomas R. and Ezekiel H. Trowbridge The bride is a great granddaughter of Noah Web ster, the great lexicographer MT. Sheldon Is Yale man, class of '96, and has been since graduation residing in Paris. After the wedding trip MT. Sheldon will engage in business in New York city, He Is of Vermont birth and has fine social position. He was cap tain of the Yale track team of '96 and was intercollegiate champion in the broad jump when at college. He is a brother of Richard Sheldon, captain of the present Yale track team and right guard of last seasons Yale champion football eleven and intercollegiate champion shot butter.
 Lieutenant Russell c. Langdon of the Thirty second infantry, U. S. A., is the guest this week of MT. and Mrs George w. Osborn of Whitney avenue Lieutenant Langdon has seen service in Cuba and the Philippine Islands He is home on a short furlough from Ma nila.
 George Taylor of the firm of Taylor & Marvin, who has been quite i'll at his home on Harrison street, Westvile, with nervous trouble is able to be out, but he Is not able to attend to business to any extent as yet.
 Mrs. Clara Wood, who has been the guest of Mrs. Scripture of West Fitch street returned to her home in Ban gor Me-, Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. John Wilkinson, who has been making quite an extended visit in Brooklyn. is at home again.
 Mrs. Francis Decker of New York is a guest of Mrs A. T. Hall at her home on Whalley avenue.
 Miss Edith Grove. the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Grove of Chest nut street, entertained a number of her little friends on her seventh birth day Monday afternoon. It was @ gala event for the children, and supper fol- lowed many games and music. Many little gifts in remembrance of the day. The little guests were Ava Swartz, Grace Toes Dora O'Connell, Lillian and Madeline Rouke, Amelia and Viola Kafeer.
 S. Bryan Jerome of New York, son of Chauncey Jerome, the famous New Haven clock manufacturer, is the guest of his daughter Mrs. H. l.. Everest of First avenue, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Pattison of Campbell avenue, West Haven, entertained at dinner Tuesday evening Miss Steele of New York
 Miss Mary Shears, formerly of this city, but now of New York, is the guest of Mrs. w. A. Harris, 530 Howard ave- nue. Miss Shears will remain several weeks and will have a good opportun- ity to renew her many acquaintances in this city.
 Judge S. J. Bryant of West Haven left yesterday for his camp in the Adj rondacks. He will be away about ten days.
 Captain M A. Baldwin of Branford is having new tenement house erected at Branford Point. B. F. Hosley has the contract.
 Miss McCrea of West Haven is en- tertaining William Sturgeon of Vest port.
 Victor Roseiu of Westville, who fell from tree about month ago and broke his collar bone, is recovering quite rapidly. It is expected that he will be able to be about in three or four