The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-02

1 homeWard journey They enjoyed
 delightful outing.
 1 A. H. Holbrook of 91 Olive street will I leave here to-day on a trip of pleasure l combined with business to Boston,
 Mass. He expects to be away one { week.
 Prof. Osgood of Columbia cottage, who was taken very suddenly i'll at his home in New York, was able to be re- moved to the summer home of the fam | fly, Cottage Agawanl, during the week. Dr. Osgood was accompanied by ms physician and with good care, and Short Beach air he Is again convales-
 cling.
 Caroline Pirouti, niece of John Lom- bardi, manager of the Connecticut Courier, of 953 Grand avenue, was mar ried to Antone M. Malone at St. Ml- chaels church last evening at O'CLOCK
 The groom is head waiter at Heublein s
 and very popular both among his fel-
 low attaches at the restaurant and the
 customers. The attaches at the res
 taurant have presented several valu-
 able presents in the shape of crystal
 and silverware. A reception was held
 
 6:30 on during last evening.
 The Nash cottage at Indian Neck has
 been the home for nearly two weeks or
 a Hartford party composed Of about l9
 or 20 people. including several schooi
 teachers and college men. The club IS
 known as the Happy Rest club ana
 is composed of the following: MT. and
 Mrs. F. w. Marsh and Mrs. H. G.
 Smith as chaperons, and the Misses
 May l. Marsh, Bessie Starbuck, Edna
 Marsh, Marguerite Allardyce, Edna
 Twss, Inez Smith, Clare DeEning and
 Miss Edith Fowler of Springfield,
 Mass, and Messrs. Earl B. Conant, IT,
 win Smith, Brown '02 Louis s. John son, Frank Marsh, Clyde Smith and Leslie F. Smith of Wallingford, ana George W. Lyman of Springfield, Mass. The club expects to return to Hartford
 to-day.
 Miss May Jopson of Meriden left Saturday with party of friends for weeks visit at Indian Neck.
 William Barnes of Pot Island has added still another to his numerous craft, This time new naphtha launch, equipped with every new device to stand heavy seas, etc. The new launch which has just been completed is dandy, and the fastest launch in these waters. Mrs. w. J. Rice and party of ladies from the Three Films House. enjoyed a launch ride Thursday to Captain John Phelps catboat race at Indian Neck.
 Erwin Davis of New Haven is visit ing his brother, G. w. Davis, in Dur ham.
 An informal dance was given at the l Island View Hotel, Stony Creek, on evening, in the spacious 1 dining room which had been decorated | for the occasion. Guests present from the Three Films were Prof. and Mrs. | Fleck, Miss Marie Fleck, Harry Fleck, Miss Ruddock. Miss Wynott, Miss Pere- chean, Mrs. Burke, Howard Burke, | Frank Wilcox, MT. Bryson.
 City health officer of Derby, Dr. George l.. Beardsley, gave at the Bas- sett House, Friday a complimentary dinner to Mayor Phillips. Covers were aid for seven and an elegant menu was served by Landlord Crofut. Be- sides his honor, the mayor, Dr. Beards- ey invited as his friends on this fes- i've occasion States Attorney Will jams, Corporation Counsel Downs, Treasurer Clark, Judge Benham and Postmaster Chaffee.
 r. w. Lenney from the Thimble ls- ands, was the guest at Morris Cove Of Fred Smith, a classmate of Yale '9S at The Breakers Thursday evening. Sat lrday MT. Penney started for Porto i,,r | ng in that territory with other New Iaveners He has the class boy for Tale '9S.
 MT Kneeland Tolbrook, wife and title daughter Anna of Westville, left or Naugatuek Saturday afternoon. dr. Holbrook will return tomorrow, ut his wife and daughter expect to re- main for a week or so. They will be ,uests of relatives there.
 On Friday evening at Short Beach a cry delightful lecture was given by Hiss l.. Graham Crozier of Knoxville, 'enn., upon "The Love Note in Fic- ion" before large and fashionable udience at the Studio.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Miller of filler avenue, Meriden, are visiting in Jew Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cullen B. Foote have ad for their guests at Cottage Sylvan uring the week Mrs. Sears of New Iaven, Mrs. Sarah Smith of Clinton file and Mrs. M. A. Coles.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Preston of Meri- en will return home from their sum- Ter home at West Haven tomorrow i. 1r the season. They will occupy their !, ouse. corner of King and Orange treets. The Short Beach committee decided Z nat some little event must mark the 'ind-up of the shore season of 1901, so z T Saturday programme of land and l ater sports was given and the annual : sciting boat races were contributed y property owners. Miss Bostwick ave two very pretty pictures, Bits of T le Picturesque Beach" Children's :, ports were given on the lawn at | ldersea as usual, and prizes awarded y Miss Welch. The day was ideal and r le evening more, if that were possi- e. The season wound up splendidly ith Ella Wheeler Wilcox's mas lerade Mrs. Jennie Moore of New Haven II
 visiting Mrs. Silas Donovan of Ire <, ont street, Meriden. = Miss Rose Whelon has returned from ', four weeks visit to Kingston and ~