The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-26

| MT, and Mrs. Alexander IfOup nave
 as their guest Miss Kathleen Cormick
 a classmate of Miss Georgie B. Troup
 both of whom were of the recent grad
 uatng class which has been pronounce
 ed the banner class of the Convent of
 the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville
 These young ladies graduated with the
 highest honors. Miss Cormick received
 the prize of excellence which was only | awarded once before since the founding
 of the school over fifty years ago, Miss Georgie Troup was also honored by
 winning first medallion and blue ribbon
 and attained many prizes for excellence
 in conduct and studies.
 Fix Councilman Edward Lawrence,
 the coal merchant. and his family are
 established in their pretty and comfort
 able residence at Woodmont, as for
 many summers past. MT. Lawrence
 has also visited the Pan-American ex- 1 position.
 A pretty wedding of yesterday was : that of Miss Katherine Leonard, daugh- , ter of Mrs Julia Leonard, of No 27 Or | chard street, and Edward Flaherty of 1 this city, which took place in St. John S | R. c. church yesterday morning Et S30 o'clock Rev. Father Heating perform 1 ed the ceremony. No cards had been 1 issued and the wedding was strictly
 private. Miss Julia Sandon, 8 cousin of the bride, was maid of honor and
 John Leonard. a brother of the bride, acted as best man. The bride wore gown of blue foulard trimmed with Point Venise lace over blue taffeta, a white chiffon hat, and carried brides
 roses. The gown of the maid of honor was of pale blue organdie over blue taffeta. With this she wore large
 white hat and carried a bunch of day
 break carnations. Following the cere-
 mony q reception was held at the home
 of the bride, after which a wedding breakfast was served to a few relatives and immediate friends. Later in the afternoon MT. and Mrs Flaherty left for an extended wedding trip which will include a visit to the Pan-Ameri- can exposition. Upon their return they will reside on Orchard street Many beautiful presents were received by the happy couple. Among the guests were Mrs. Henry Kinney, of Bridgeport, Mrs. Sandon and Mrs James Sandon, of Waterbury, Mrs. A. F. Ryan, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Madeline Ryan, Mrs. Mary Leonard and James Reilly, of this city.
 Mrs. Clarence Davis and daughter Ruth, of Washington avenue, West Haven, have gone to Pine Orchard for a week.
 Charles Klockers, Eric Mizzard and Gus Johnson, of Branford, left Monday night for a few days visit to New York city.
 Charlotte Beebe of Elm street. West Haven, has gone to Oxford to visit her grandmother.
 Mrs. James OConnor,. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. J. P. Callahan, of Branford, left yesterday morning for Hartford to attend the commencement exercises of Mt. St, Joseph's seminary, where Mrs. O'Connors daughter Annie is student.
 Tomorrow the Kalmathean club of It will go to the cottage of Mrs. Edward | Nettleton at Burwell's Point.
 Mrs. William Hopkins, of Ivy street, | Branford, is suffering with dropsical | 
 Benjamin Wright, of Cincinnati, Is Mrs. Virginia Kelsey, of Camp bell avenue, West Haven.
 Andrew J. McCutcheon and family, ! of Branford. arrived home from King ston, N. Y,, Monday evening, where they spent a weeks vacation among friends.
 Rev, Father Curtin, of West Haven, Is this week attending the spiritual re- treat of the Hartford Catholic clergy 1t the Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass.
 Quite a number of invited guests rom Branford were present at the Gar 7ey- Brien nuptials in St. Francis 'hurch, this city, yesterday.
 Invitations have been issued for a benefit whist to be given by the Ladies Aid society of Christ church, West Ha- zen, on the lawn at the residence of Irs. Adrian Heitmann on Elm street lext Friday afternoon from 5 'clock.
 Mrs. w. s. Galloway, of Branford, pened her cigar and confectionery tore at Indian Neck, last Saturday. { Rev. George Hubbard, of Main street, Vest Haven, will attend the reunion of is class to-day. It will be it's twenti- ( tn anniversary. Mrs Heitmann and daughter Louise, { f Elm street, West Haven, have re- s urned from their visit to Chicopee, lass. Mrs Thomas Oliver and two children, ( frances and Harold, of Campbell ave- ue, West Haven, have gone to AL any, N. Y, from there the children q olng to Rochester, where they will , isit their grandmot her. They will be way several weeks. Mrs. C. w. Prann and family, of will leave for Westbrook on uly 1, where they will spend the sum- er Mrs. Mary Tolles, of Water street, Test Haven, is i'll with malaria. Mrs. B. s. Milford, of Branford, left ,' asterday for Hartford to attend the 1nual reunion of her class from |. Mrs. Boyd Wilson, of Springfield, has " cen the guest of Mrs. T. l.. Cosgrove, 7, Washington avenue, West Haven, u 1T few weeks. ., General Joseph R. Hawley has been U his cottage at Woodmont 2, nee June 1. He has a pleasant cot |, ge and his friends find that the latch M ring is always out.
 Miss Mabel Tucker, of West Haven, Ta.,