The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-11

SOutnlngton, are spending d nuHipel oA weeks at Hotel Ponce De Leon St. Augustine, Fla. They expect to return to Hotel Manhattan, New York, May l.
 There was a good attendance at the town hall in Orange, Monday night, at the dance given by Miss Millie Scoble and Miss Fife Nettleton. All present passed very enjoyable evening. Among those present were visitors from New Haven, Derby and West Haven
 Harry Adams of Stamford, is spend- ing @ week with relatives in this city.
 Harry B. Kennedy, secretary of the Hoggson & Petite Manufacturing Co.,, is making business trip through the western states.
 The John s. Osborne company, of West Haven, have commenced work on summer cottage at Woody Crest.
 Mrs. Ellsworth, of Hartford, Mrs. Gregg and daughter, of Windsor, Mrs. G. w. Gregg and daughter, of West Haven, MT. and Mrs. Roy Potter and son Harold, of West Haven, are the guests of Mrs. Clark Coffrin, in Meri- den, for a few days.
 Miss Carinee Larne and Miss Mabel Travis, of 2S Church street, West Ha- ven, have left for a trip through White Plains, Mt. Vernon, N. Y, and to Mi agara Falls.
 Mrs. Horace Ware, formerly of Meri- den, now of this city, is seriously i'll at her home. A trip to the west is being considered for the benefit of her health.
 Charles Futile, of Southington, who has been dangerously i'll with diph- ic olO1yrlN i'm rlroyinp
 Miss Frances Amelia Heath, soprano singer for the last three years in Trim ity M. E. church, and Edward De Lam cey Eaton, of Albany, a Yale graduate, were united in marriage at the Method- ist Episcopal church in Slingerlands, N. Y, Tuesday evening. The brides father, the Rev. Charles A. s. Heath. performed the ceremony. The arrange ments were very simple, the bride, at tended by her sister, Miss Harriet Heath the groom having as his best man Rev. Fred Winslow Adams, of this city The bride wore a dainty gown of white abatross cloth, her sister wearing q pretty light gown. The ceremony was witnessed by the parishioners Of the minister, intimate friends and relatives An informal reception followed at the home of the brides parents. MT, and Mrs. Eaton will take weeks trip, returning to New Haven at the end of that time. They will reside at 92 Dwight street, and will be at home to friends on Wednesday after the eighth of May.
 Mrs Joseph Hall, of Wallingford, Is at the New Haven hospital to undergo an operation for the removal of tunlor OF her left side
 Miss Bessie Welch, daughter of MT. and Mrs Jesse D. Welch, of Orchard street, Is home for the Easter vacation from the National Park seminary at Forest Glen in the suburbs of Wash ington, D. c. Miss Welch brought home with her two classmates to spend the entire holiday, and she has also been entertaining number of her school friends from Norwich and New York for day or two. Her two guests for the week aer Miss Maud Moore and Miss Virginia Gilchrst, both of North Carolina. On Monday Miss Bragg, of Illinois, who is visiting in Norwich, and Miss Heckler, of Texas, and her hos- tess. Miss Davis of New York came to visit the New Haven group Miss Welch gave a small dance of twelve couples at the Pequot club house on Monday evening. It was chaparoned by Mrs Jesse D. Welch, Mrs. F. A. Ladd and Mrs. Fitch. The other guests were from town, with a sprinkling of Yale men. On Tuesday Miss Welch and her southern guests went to Nor wich, where they were entertained by Miss Ethel Worth A house dance was given for the party Tuesday night. The girls returned to New Haven yesterday morning and last night theater party attended the Hyperion and witnessed the play, King Washington" This evening the party will attend the Na- val Reserve dance at Music hall a fes- tivity on the list which came near be- ing omitted.
 Miss Edith Bull is i'll with scarlet fe- yer at her home in Warren, Mass. Miss Bull has been living at the home of Dr. M. J. Adams, of Elm street, and went to her home to spend the Easter vacation. She was expected back early this week in order to re-enter school. A son has been born to MT and Mrs. A. J. Sloane of Lombard street