The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-10

tell dS ett iiCl iiblIG III ilcllol DL MI , Dana.
 Miss Anna Pierce is at home in Sout
 Britain from New Haven, where sh
 has been attending the Art school cor Il nected with Yale. Miss Pierce was yer
 successful this year, taking two frs
 prizes, one for anatomical drawing, tn
 other for general excellence in he
 work
 Cards are issued announcing the mar riage of Miss Minnie Irene Bristol, o
 New Haven, to Miles Lewis Cummings
 of Bridgeport, on Thursday, June 6. Tn
 ceremony took place at the home o
 Miss Emma A. Bristol, an aunt of tn
 bride, on State street The weddin;
 was very quiet owing to the recen | death of the brides sister, Miss lv;
 Bristol. The Rev. Frank R. Lucke!
 performed the ceremony in the pres
 ence of the immediate families of tn,
 bride and groom. Their future hom'
 will be at 200 Blatchley avenue, as MT Cummings business Is that of com
 mercial agent and he can make his
 home in New Haven as well as 1T
 Bridgeport. They will be at home after
 July 1.
 Professor Franklin B. Dexter, Mrs
 Dexter and Miss Dexter will leave fol
 Europe this week. After a summer ir
 Europe they will return to America ir
 September. .
 1 David F. Smith, of Bethany, has the contract for Carrying the mail to Vest vile, beginning July 1. | Mrs, Luzon Morris and Miss Morris | of Prospect street, will leave New Ha ven Immediately after the bicentennial of Yale for Europe. They will be ab- sent year.
 Mrs. Humiston of Hamden, is spend- ing a few weeks with her son, Dwight Humiston, in Bethany Mrs. Humiston is well advanced in years and is in fee ble health.
 Professor J. M. Hoppin of Hillhouse avenue, has written another book, which is now in the press of Houghton & Mif11in, of Boston, and which will soon be published. The new book of Professor Hoppn's is entitled Great Epochs in Art History" and is ntend- ed for general readers as we'll as for aSt students. The book published by this great art student previous to this one, Greek Art on Greek Soil." has been of great assistance to the interested stu dent in the history of art and, judging from the title of Professor Hoppin's latest work, all interested in the his tory and development of art will find this book of valuable aid.
 MT and Mrs Wilbur Beach, of Chesh- ire, are at the Beach cottage in Pine Orchard.
 ,f ID,,ist Al -I,p has been feeble for some months, but is now better, is guest at the home of his sister. Miss Rosa Woodward, in Bethany.
 Vice President Barnett. of the Con- solidated road, and his family are at the Sheldon house, Pine Orchard; also Pierce N. Weleh, president of New Haven bank. and his family.
 Herbert P. Smith, chief marshal of the parade on June of "Old Home Week North Haven, wishes to take the liberty to thank his special aides Sheriff Wilbur Beach, Marcus Marks and Charles Dudley, also the aides of each school district, for their efficient services rendered. He also desires to thank the citizens for their fine display on floats, carriages. industries and cos- tunes, all of which contributed in mak- ing all a success.
 The marriage of w. H. Dunbar and Miss Nellie Adams will take place on Wednesday, June 19
 MT. Daggett, of the New Haven Wa ter company, and family will occupy Shawmut cottage, Pine Orchard, for the summer.
 MT and Mrs. Sidney Barnard, of For estville, will celebrate their fiftieth we'd ding anniversary thfs evening"
 Miss Earle. of this city, is the guest of Miss Margaret Granniss at the Lin- den, Pine Orchard.
 Herman Schissel and Louis Leyer- zapf, the instructors in Turn hall on Court street, Saturday took the girls classes of the hall for a field day to Fort Hale park. The trip both ways was made by walking, and at the park athletic games were indulged in.
 The Scott prize at Yale for excellence | in French has been awarded to Charles | Duncan Miller 1902, of New York. Alan l Fox, of Detroit, and Robert Hall Ewell, | 1f Washington, won, respectively, the | first and second sophomore prizes in | elocution.
 J. N States and family, of New Ha- ven, will summer at "The Bluff" Pine | Orchard
 Charles H Miner, of Hartford. and | Grace EstelIa Shepard, of Griswoldville. | daughter of Mrs. Almira F, Shepard, | will be married Wednesday, June 19, at | D. m., in the Wethersfeld Congrega -ional church.
 C. s. Mersick and family, of New Ha- zen, will occupy Ivy cottage, Pine Dr. hard, which has been fitted up with modern Improvements and newly paint d, exterior and interior.
 Mrs. Charles Ball. of New Haven, for nerly of Danbury, Is visiting friends in oanbury.
 Dr. Ring, of New Haven, has taken he Jourdan cottage, Pine Orchard, for he summer
 F. A. Chatfield who owns the lot next o that of MT. Chaffer at Pine Orchard, will not build his summer home until ext fall. This season he will occupy | he Almon Ives cottage.
 Mrs. C. N. Kendall, wife of the for ner superintendent of public schools n New Haven, now occupying simi- ar position in Indianapolis, is stopping t Grove hall for a week with her friends, MT and Mrs. Randall Mrs >endall will be joined by her husband his week, when they will sail from ,oston for Europe, where they will re-