The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-04

| week at Burrelrs Beach, Woodmont. l Amos Whitney, former president oi
 the Pratt & whitney company, Hart
 ford, celebrated the fifty-flrst anniver-
 sary of his coming to Hartford Satur- day. Mr. Whitney is not engaged ir
 active business at present but enjoys
 his leisure at golf, or in driving. l Rev. and Mrs. McNicholl and family
 have returned from their stay at As
 bury Park, N. J.
 The engagement is announced of Miss l Mary Farnham Whiton of Hartford to | Lieutenant Henry Harrison Hall
 Twenty third Infantry, United States | army.
 Sydney and Stanley Dickinson of | Woodbridge and Miss Warner of Sey- | mour are the guests of Miss Charlotte Coomes at Longmeadow.
 Miss Ethel Scofield of Candee ave- | nue, West Haven, will give a sailing party to-day, to which several West Haven young people will be invited. Miss Kittie Colwell of this city is vis- iting at the home of Philip Powers in
 Adams, Mass.
 Charles l.. Mooney of Newark, N. J.,
 is the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. w.
 Hopper of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Moore and Mrs. William Burdick of Somers, Mass, have returned from their weeks outing at Savin Rock
 Miss Edith Mackrille of Main street,
 West Haven, is expected home to-day
 from her vacation spent in Europe
 Colonel Jacob l.. Greene and Mrs.
 Greene of Hartford have returned from
 their cottage at Fenwick, where they
 have spent the summer
 Miss Charlotte Merchant of Water
 bury is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Har-
 ry A. Leonard of 299 Norton street.
 Charles Fox, son of Richard K. Fox
 proprietor and editor of FoX's Illustrat-
 ed News, is spending few days with
 friends in this city. MT. Fox is an au-
 fhority on sports and athletics Of all
 kinds, and while his visit here is one
 of business, it will undoubtedly prove
 interesting to know that he considers
 this town a veritable mint for promo
 ters of sporting events.
 The Rev. MT. Herrick, well known to New Haven people, who is now doing missionary work in Cuba is soon to preach on a Sunday at the Pan Ameri- can exposition. MT. Herrick will de- liver his sermon in Spanish, which language he has mastered and is nec- essary for successful work in Cuba. The Rev. MT. Herrick's family are at their summer home in Gaylordsville, Conn., MT. Herrick has a son in Yale and another Is with the w. A. Beckley Lumber company
 MT and Mrs. Henry Munson cele- brated the fiftieth anniversary of their married life at their home, IA Ply mouth avenue, Monday evening. The house was very handsomely decorated with golden rod and ferns. MT. and Mrs. Munson received under an arch very artistically arranged in the par Tor. They were assisted by their daughter Mrs.jC. M. Gourley, and Mrs. E. s. Whaples, who Is sister of Mrs. Munson. After the guests had con- graduated MT. and Mrs. Munson they were served with a light luncheon. The tables were upstairs and were beauti- fully decorated with gold rod and vel low and white crepe paper The mem- bers of Naomi lodge No. 1, Daughters of, Rebecca, of which Mrs. Munson Is an old and honored member, presented her with a solid gold engraved badge of their order. They also received a large purse of gold, contributed to by their many friends. Among the many other presents were gold umbrella, a gold linen bon bon dish, silver fruit dish. berry dishes, rose jars. vases, palms, sofa pillows and many other beautiful presents in gold, silver and cut glass. Among the many guests present were not iced MT. and Mrs. c. M. Gourley, MT. and Mrs. Edward Wha- pies, MT. and Mrs Cartwright, Mir and Mrs. F. F.. Clements, MT. and Mrs. F.. c. Stokes MT, and Mrs. W, Hopkins, MT. and Mrs. Tinker, Mrs M. M. Gour- ley, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss L. w. Cartwright Miss Nellie Stokes, Miss Grace Whitaker. Miss Grace Ray, Miss Leonas Thompson Miss Lottie B. Gourley, Albert Harrison c. H. Clem- ents, Edmund Ender, A. Tinker, Els worth Clements.
 Last Sunday evening Miss Helen Rebel was united in wedlock to Albert Pfuderer, at the home of the bride, 39 Ann street. The event was solmenzed by Rev Frederick A. Ottmann. pastor of the Zion Lutheran church, corner avenue and Ward street, at 6:30 o'clock, and was witnessed by the family and friends of the contracting couple. Miss Elizabeth Brewitz officiated as bridesmaid, while Charles Pfuderer, a brother of the groom, was best man. There were many handsome gifts. The young cou- pie started yesterday on their wedding tour to Philadelphia and Washington, where they will visit friends and rela- tives. Later MT. and Mrs. Albert Pfud- arer will visit the Pan-American eXpo- sition. They will settle down at 39 Ann street and will be at home for their friends next week Wednesday and Fri day MT. Pfuderer is employed in the | clock shop and Is very popular with his The bride is a charming | young lady and a well liked member of | Deborah Rebecca lodge No. IA. The | bridesmaid, Miss Elizabeth Brewitz, is | engaged to be married on October 18th | to the brides brother, Henry Rebel.
 REUNION OF DEAF MUTES.
 A reunion of the deaf mutes of the | state was held Monday at Merwin's |