The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-28

that he fitted for college at St. Paul
 school, Concord, N. H.
 At o'clock Wednesday evening, a
 the home of the bride on Congress ave
 nue, Miss Rose Caroline Faulhaber
 daughter of Mrs. Caroline Faulhaber
 was married to Adolph Sanger, of thi
 city, The house was very prettily dec
 orated with palms, ferns and cut flow
 CTS. After the ceremony dainty luncl
 was served to the guests after Whicl MT. and Mrs Sanger left for a two weeks trip, which will include visi
 to the PanAmerican. Upon their re
 turn they will reside at AGO Congress avenue.
 Miss Madelyn zacher entertained 6
 party of seven of her classmates from
 New Haven at her home, corner of
 Main and Rogers streets, Branford, or
 Wednesday.
 Miss Loomis, of this city, who has
 been studying for degree of Ph. D., is the guest of Mrs. D. Cady Eaton ir Titchfleld.
 Miss Minnie Louise Miller, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Barnes of No. 2l East Pearl street, and William Beebe Sherwood were married in South Nor walk Wednesday by Rev. c. M. Selleck. MT. Sherwood Is employed by Brown & Durham. After a short trip they will reside for a short time at 27 East Pearl street, and later will go to keeping house.
 l Floyd Andrew, son of MT. and Mrs. r, r. Andrew. of Dwight street, has returned from Lakevile, where he has been attending the Hotchkiss prepara- 1 tory school. Mrs, Andrew has as her guests her sister and daughter, Mrs. Clark and little Miss Mildred, from New | York state.
 Walter J. Roberts, who was formerly superintendent for the Glendora Knit ting company, of this city, is looking for site in this city for factory for a hosiery mill of New Bedford, Mass. The concern wants to move to New Ha- ven. One or two sites in Westville are now being considered. George New comb, real estate agent in Exchange building. is representing the New Bed | ford concern here.
 Another out-of- town wedding to which New Haven people have been invited Is that of Miss Helvina Van Kleeck daughter of Mrs. Edward Van Kleeck, of Mill street, Poughkeepsie N. r., to Arthur Leffingwell Shipman. of Hartford. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride yesterday after noon. MT. Shipman Is well known in this city.
 Miss Margaret T. Healy teacher of room 12 of Horace Day school was very pleasantly surprised Wednesday even- ing at her home, 221 Columbus avenue, by this years graduating class They not only came to bid her farewell, but to show their. love and esteem for her by the presentation of a very beautiful picture of St. Anthony and the Christ Child, handsomely framed in variegat- ed walnut. Percy Maltby Smith, pres ident of the class, made the presenta- tion speech, after which the class cry was given with three cheers and long live Miss Healy. Music, instrumental and vocal, recitations and dancing were much enjoyed. Miss Nellie Tyrrell and Frederick Manwaring were the soloists. The Misses Grace Burnes' and Celia Phillips recitations were repeatedly en- cored. Miss Healy and brother render ed some duets and the class sang very effectively "A Rose in Heaven" Before leaving a light collation. was served. Rev. Harvey F. Burnes, who presented the diplomas to the Day district pulls at Grace M. r. church Monday evening, was with the class.
 Edward Kaminski, who has been travelling in California for the past three months, is expected at the Honce farm at Moose Hill, Branford, to-day for two weeks stay. Mrs. Kaminski has been at the farm during her hus bands absence.
 Mrs E, E. Magoon, of New York city accompanied by her maid and children arrived in Branford yesterday and are at Columbia cottage, Indian Neck, for the summer. J. R. Hutchinson, of Branford, arriv- ed home Wednesday and will remain until after the Fourth. Miss Ella Strong. of this city. is re- ported dangerously i'll. Miss Strong was formerly a resident of Durham, this state, but has been engaged quite | a number of years in this city teaching | school.
 The Rev. Dr. Harrison, of St. Anne's | church Brooklyn, who has been a guest | in Branford of late, has accepted call | to Philadelphia Mrs. Harrison is still | with her mother, Mrs. James Barnes, who Is a sufferer from physical weak ness attendant upon old age.
 Dr. F. !. Parker, of New York city, is at his parents home at Branford Point.
 In Branford Wednesday Miss Marga- ret Farrell and Philip Mc<eon were married at St. Mary's church in the presence of a number of invited guests and friends of the bride and groom. Rev. Father Martin performed the cer- emony and Mrs. Crosby, the organist of the church, played the wedding mu- sic. The bride was prettily gowned in white mousseline de sole over silk, skirt tucked and trimmed with handsome lace, waist of ehirred nousseine de soie with tucked Jacket. attn girdle and insertion. She carried bouquet of bride roses. The bride vas attended by her sister, Miss Alice Farrell, who wore white Swiss with in- ertion and satin girdle, and carried pink roses. F. P. McKeon, brother of he groom, was best man. A reception ollowed the ceremony at the home of he bride, and the happy young couple eft on an afternoon train for wedding rip. The going away gown was of
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