The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-16
MORNING JOURNAL

In Cuba is recuperating and American
capital is rapidly working toward the
development Of industries Mr.. Lewis
had pleasant journey in Cuba and an
enjoyable trip home on the steamer.
The National band of West Haven
Monday evening gave banquet to the
warden and burgesses and to the
West Haven Hook and Ladder COM
pany officers, in the Hook and Ladder
hall. Fred Holt, the leader, presided
and made a speech of welcome. There
were also speeches by Warden C. e.
Thompson, Burgesses Butterfield and
Hayes, Manager Greggs of the band
and Foreman Hofmester and Mr..
Brock of the fire company. The band
gave an interesting concert and the af
fair was very successful
j. G. Edwards Of New York city has
been employed by Tomas & Nettleton
to take charge of the insurance de-
partment Of their business. He is now
settled in West Haven with his fam
lily.
At the home of her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Kirby on
Whitney avenue, Miss Estelle E. Oar
ton was married to Walter G. Greist
Monday The wedding took place at
high noon and Rev Mr.. Luckey of
the Humphrey street Congregational
church officiated The marriage
form used was Quaker. The bride was
handsomely gowned and the house was
decorated by Champion, Mr., Greist,
cousin of the bridegroom, was best man
and Miss Marie Kirby was bridesmaid.
After the ceremony a COLLATION. was
served to the guests Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs, j. l.. Jen-
nngs, Mrs. Mary Armstrong and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Con-
don Misses Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Greist and the Misses Greist.
A great whist party to be held at
the Young Mems Republican assembly
hall, this evening, promises to be a
great success, in point of attendance
and enjoyment The chairman of the
committee appointed to arrange the
affair is Pere G. Wallmo private sec
rotary to Congressman N. D. Sperry.
Mr.. Wallmo and his assistants have
performed their duties with care and
it is fully believed the meet" tonight
will be the first of a series of similar
ones Twelve handsome prizes have
been donated. The list is as follows:
Silver paper cutter The George II.
Ford company plant, Champion; silver
cup, e. l.. Glouskin; silver souvenir
spoon. The Goodman company; whist
set, John III. G. Durant; one half dozen
jars Of shampoo, Fl. c. Noll; cane, NJ
H. Lambert & Coz box Of Lake Whit
ney cigars, Osterweis & Son; box of
Pride of New Haven, Moses Mail
house; cigarette case, John II. G. Du-
rant; tobacco box, l.. l.. Stoddard; pipe,
Julius Laske, Ward Bailey, president
of the Whist club at the Y. M. II. c.,
will act as master of ceremonies, and
the members of the committee will
also assist in the necessary details of
carrying on so large a game. Fifty
tables will be set and it is confidently
that all will be filled.
Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Russell of
Smith street, West Haven, are attend
ing the Pan-American exposition.
Miss Emma Burkhart of Sc Lawrence
street, who has been down with ty-
ohoid fever for five weeks, is reported
20 be improving steadily, though she
will not be able to see her many friends
or another ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blake and son
Walter of Center street, West Haven, !
With Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Dowd of |
Bridgeport, spent Sunday with Mr.. and |
Yrs. Charles Wheeler at Mt. Carmel.
Charles Dobele is making the pre- I
,aratiOns to fttingly celebrate his |
birthday on next Friday evening at
lis home, No. IS Auburn street. Orig
nal Nine association has been invited,
nd as Mr.. Dobele is a prominent and
popular member. the association will
espond to the invitation with a full
lumber of members in attendance
Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of Washington
venue has issued the following invi-
atoms:
Mama gives a party gay
IN Mildred Wadham's fifth birthday
he begs that you, without delay,
viii come and help to celebrate the
day.
Come Saturday afternoon at 3,
And stay and play till after tea"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sutton, with Mrs.
lucinda Sutton of West Haven, who
ave been taking an automobile trip
} Turner Falls, have returned to their
ONES on Campbell avenue.
Mrs. Martha Hale, who has been
listing her uncle in Willimantic, has
eturned to her home on George street
Yest Haven.
The regular weekly gathering of the
dies reading society of Westville was
cid as social Yesterday afternoon at ,
le residence of Mrs. Bradley on Foun- I
Tin street. Last week at the meeting ,
le life of George Elliott was read. {
afternoon the discussion was :
I his life, after which the ladies' were
eated to a light lunch. Those be-
nging to the society and who were ,
resent We're Mrs. Hobart l.. Hotch- 1
ss, Mrs. A. 0, Norton, Mrs. George I
rane, Mrs. A. Marsh, Mrs William {
armon, Mrs. Fl, Taylor, Mrs A. Read, {
RS. Burton Diokerman, Mrs William /
orsyth, Mrs. William Borden, Mrs. w /
raft, Mrs. T.. Coe, Mrs, w. Wright, G
rs. Edward Todd Mrs. Chaplin. Mrs V
frederick Sexton, Mrs. Frederick Pen S
:, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Griswold, Mrs r
NTH, Mrs. Gowdy, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs /
Often and Mrs. Dunn. The next i
aiding will take place on Tuesday af-
rnoon October %. {
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