The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-27
George Fitzharris of Colony street,

bridesmaid and Lucius Robinson
 brother of the bride, was best man
 The bride wore an elegant travelling
 dress of castor color, and carried {
 spray bouquet of bride roses. Theil ] home was very prettily decorated witf
 palms. roses. pinks honeysuckles, and {
 fine arch of roses under which the
 bridal couple was married. The flower
 girls were the Misses Grace and Gladys
 Tucker After a sumDtuous dinner wa.
 served, dancing was indulged in until
 a late hour. They received many beau
 tiful presents. Among the thirty couples
 present were Mrs. Julia Robinson, MT
 and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Meriden, MT and Mrs, Raymond B. Robinson, MT
 and Mrs. L. C. Palmer. MT. and Mrs 1 George Tucker. Norman Robinson, MT
 and Mrs. D. W. Tucker MT and Mrs
 Harry s. Lyons, the Misses Catherine
 and Annie O'Shea of New Haven, MT. and Mrs Fred Robinson of Springfield,
 Mass, MT. and Mrs. William Street, MT. and Mrs. Robert Tucker, Fred Peck of New Haven, the Misses Clinton, MT. and
 Mrs. Robert Clinton, Nate Marks, Miss
 May Crockett.
 1 Mrs. William Richards and niece,
 Miss May Rihards of Yalesville, sailed | on Wednesday from New York on the
 steamer St. Paul for England.
 Mrs. Ernest Wadhams and daughter
 Mildred of Washington avenue, West
 Haven, have gone to Groton, Conn, to
 visit MT. and Mrs Pettigrew.
 w. R. Tyler has arrived at his cot ] tage at Pine Orchard for the season. l Ia tnt. Helen of Campbell avenue, West Ha ven, are visiting Mrs. Rhodes sister, Mrs Clifford Evarts of Clinton. Mrs. Skinner of New York is occupy ing her newly purchased cottage in Pine Orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore ShumWay and family of Westville are at their cottage on Beach street. Savin Rock
 MT Chase, the Chapel street mer- chant has arrived at his summer resi- dence.
 MT. and Mrs, Todd of North Haven are the guests of MT. and Mrs. M. B. Hartley of Main street. West Haven.
 The Misses Ethel, Ruth and Dorothy May of Yalesville are visiting with their grandparents in Higganum.
 Edgar c. Stiles with his mother of West Haven have started on their sum mer vacation which will be spent in the mountains.
 Law Student Richard O'Brien of Mer- iden will spend his vacation at Indian Neck, camping out next month.
 Some West Haveners who attended the boat races yesterday are: MT, and Mrs. George F.. Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Henry Forbes. Claud Heitmann, MT. and Mrs Hubbard, Miss Lillie Mosher, Miss Lena Keller and Miss Ruby Chris tie
 Mr. and Mrs John D. Roberts ST.. and MT. and Mrs. John D. Roberts, jr., of Meriden, are spending two weeks t Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Verplank of White Plains, N. Y, who have been spending a week with their aunt, Mrs. Travis of Church street, West Haven, have re- turned to their home.
 Herbert !. Reeves of Meriden leaves Saturday for vacation a Short Beach. |
 E. E. Wheeler of this city has arrived | at his summer residence in Pine Orch- ard.
 Miss Pierpont, one of the teachers in | the Union school, West Haven, has re- signed her position and accepted a sim liar position in a school in this city.
 Thomas J. Hefferman of this city was one of the ushers at the wedding in Wednesday at tn eCongrega- tional church of Miss Anna May Schwartz daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederic Schwartz of Fairfield, and Harral Lewis Goodsell of Bridgeport.
 F s. Bradley and family of First ave- nue, West Haven, are settled in their cottage at Woodmont, where they will 'emain during the summer.
 The rich prize annually awarded to he student giving the best oration at the Wesleyan commencement exercises was divided between Philip P. Frost of Newark, N J., and James W. Nudge of Webster, Mass, The award was an- bounced at the commencement lunch ,on. Some who are sick with measles in Vest Haven are Duvell Shepard, Katie Hale, Dean Cobb. and Clifford Crafts. Miss Minor of this city is the guest of Irs. c. H. & Davis of Pleasant street, Ieriden. Edward Davis of New York is the ,uest of his uncle William Dunsing of ', Tnion avenue, West Haven. W. J. Robinson of Meriden will sum ner at Stony Creek. The ladies benevolent society of Cal I ary Baptist church was given lawn T arty Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. R. { V Mills at her home on Main street, ! Vest Haven The handsome lawn was F lied with ladies all the afternoon. A F ght lunch was served. The tables + ere set on the lawn and balcony. l ( ,oses were used in decorating. g The executive committee of the Mt. I Iolyoke alumnae association os Hart I 1rd, New Haven and Waterbury met | Y 'ith Mrs W. l.. Squire at the First d ongregatio church, Meriden, We'd + esday evening for the purpose of dis t 1ssing plans for consolidation. As T lere were only seven present no action T as taken. r. was decided to meet \ tier after consulting other members of t le association. After the business A eetinG tea was served. The seven V embers present were Mrs w. l.. F quire, Mrs. Lewis A. Miller, Mrs. J. D. ggleston. Mrs. Reuben J. Rice, Mrs V F. Johnson, Miss Martha S. Wetmore. + l of whom belong to the Hartford as- s ,aio o1s Mrc T,;e T l r