The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-06

Master Rudolph Schirmer Monday
 evening at his home, 1S9 Wooster
 street, and was largely attended by his
 many young friends. Many, different
 games were played The pianists were
 Miss Marion Berg and Miss Mabel Rob.
 inson. The song, Take Me As I Am,
 was sung by Miss Susie Umberfled and
 Master Rudolph Schirmer. A duet was
 also rendered by Master John Brauer and Master Schirmer, after which re- treatments were served. The party then departed for their respective homes. The guests were the following: Miss Susie Umberfield, Misses Daisy and Mabel Robinson, Miss Evelyn Berg, Miss Margaret Robinson, Miss Marion Berg, Miss Carrie Donovan, Misses Lottie and Hattie Eisele, Miss Fife Beck Miss Alma Schirmer, Mas ters John Brauer, Harold Berg, Will lie Gamble, Joe Laine, Thomas Camp bell, Charles Phelan, Albert and Ru- dolph Schirmer.
 President Garter, formerly of Will Hams college and of Yale, was in Vol colt Saturday making calls. President many years.
 The first meeting of the Septimo as- sembly will be held on the evening of November 15 at Harmonic hall. The club will hold monthly dances through out the winter.
 Miss Sarah Deegan of this city has been visiting relatives in ,Forestvlle during the past week.
 The marriage of Richard B. Hart, Branford agent for Adams Express, and Miss Ida Dunlap took place at the home of the bride in Meriden yester- day. Mr. and Mrs. Hart will go to housekeeping in the upper floor of Holt Ways house on Montowese street, Branford
 Charles H. Pinks, Herbert G. Morse and Frank w. Stiles were probably the last three Meriden people to leave the Pan American exposition All three NSlC lIlutll pledStu Wllll lUe D1S ldlI just before the close, MT. Stiles re- mained until the grounds had been closed to the public.
 Judge Samuel J. Bryant of the West Haven court will leave for the Adiron- dack mountains this morning in com pany with MT Johnson of Bridgeport. Both are members of the Adirondack League club, which controls extensive preserves in the woods of the Adiron- dack mountains. They will hunt deer until November 15, at which time the law goes on.
 The marriage of Miss Inez Rosalind Keeler, daughter of Lieutenant Cover nor and Mrs. Edwin O. Keeler, to George Elliot Brown will take place at the Norwalk Congregational church this afternoon at 3:30 The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. G. D. Egg bert. pastor of the church.
 w. F.. Johnston of Morris Cove Is making a tour of the western states after having visited the Pan-American exposition. MT. Johnston formerly liv- ed in the west where he was engaged l in the railroad business in Iowa. He will visit many of his friends before 1
 
 his return home.
 William Woods, William Holmes, D. | M Atwood and Henry S. Judd of Mid are in this city this week,
 Mrs Grace Brown Salisbury's first | talk on Current Events" will be given | this morning at Il o'clock at Trinity | church parish house. The course will | consist of ten lectures, to be given at | the same place on Wednesday morn ngs.
 Invitations are out for the marriage 1f Walter Henry Grey of this city to Miss Clara Bella Grey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ward B. Grey of Miller .on, N. Y. The ceremony Is to be per 'ormed at Millerton, N. Y, this after loon at o'clock After a short bridal our the young couple will come to this ,ity to live, having already furnished heir apartments at 131 Spring street. They will be at home after December 4
 The nominee of the democrats of Chester for delegate to the constitu- ional convention is eX-Congressman W. F. Wilcox, who has a number Of elatives in this city. This rounds out he list and puts all three railroad in the field. The repub jeans of Torrington unanimously nom mated MT. Fyler, those of Ridgefield lid the same for MT. Seymour and his emocratic friends have put MT. Will OK forward.
 The West Haven Monday Afternoon Whist club met with Mrs. F. l.. Nettle- on at her residence on Center street Ionday afternoon. Five substitutes ysre invited: Mrs. Clarence Davis, lrs F. R. Lewis, Mrs. Felton Wood, lrs. Charles Warner and Miss Doro hy Jackson. Mrs. George Warner won he first prize, a handsome white satin ilow top. embroidered in gold and ink. Mrs. Charles Graham won the econd prize, a Kate Greenaway pie lre in an odd cloth frame. The following delegates were selected [ l Wallingford Monday as delegates rom the Epworth league to the Ep- -orth League Training school to be cid next Friday and Saturday at the trinity M, E. church, this city: Frank Hill, Mrs. G. M. Upson, Mrs. D. G. { riswold Miss Emma Dray. { Mrs. Don Thompson has returned ] her home, No 15S York street, after . years absence on the Pacific coast, lost of the time having been spent in and Washington. Mrs. , thompson visited the Pan-American ,