The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-25

Mir. WaIdron, who has been assistant foreman of the safety pin department of the Oakville company, in Oakville, has severed his connection with that company and returned to his home in this city yesterday. Departments and g presented him with diamond stud and cuff links.
 Miss Bertha Gaylord, assistant at the Blackstone library, Branford, is enjoy ing a few days vacation. Miss Gay lord expects to depart for Washington, D. C., to-day, where she will be the guest of relatives.
 Miss Fannie E. Field has just return ed home from Greenwich, where she has been visiting Miss Lotta A. Husted.
 Rector and Mrs. Gammack have is- sued invitations for a reunion of the parish of Christ church, West Haven, at the rectory this evening, from 7:30 to 10 o'clock.
 Miss Louisa Fisher of 157 Meadow street returned Tuesday from very delightful stay of six weeks in the Catskilr mountains.
 Miss Mary F. Tait, whose marriage to the Rev. L. M. Lounsbury will take place next week, and whose future home will be in New Canaan, where MT. Lounsbury has his pastorate, has resigned her position in the choir of the First Methodist church of Bridge port, and next Sunday will be her last one of service there.
 Professor M. J. Dwyer, the wrestler and physical culture instructor, return ed yesterday from summer trip in Michigan, where he is interested in cop per mines. He said that he had decided to remain in this city for two or three months. He has taken rooms in the MalIey building and will open school for wrestling, general physical culture and exercise.
 Miss May Gardner of S30 State street, who is at Grace hospital as the result of an accident which occurred last Sum- day, is resting very comfortably and reported as doing fully as well as can be expected. She may be able to leave the hospital shortly.
 Among the weddings for October in this city are those of Miss Lulu Eliza beth Lehr, daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. Lehr, and Alexander c. PrinZ, which will occur on Wednesday evening, Octo- Der I, and that of Miss Emma Koch, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Koch of 62 Mechanic street, to John c. Dur lach.
 After the regular rehearsal of the Hermann Soehne Singing society Tues day evening a member, Herman Roth CT. celebrated his birthday. He was ,sx, 1ryith some stein in honor of the occasion. The speech of presentation was made by Vice President Jacob Bill
 Miss Celia Shea of this city has re- turned from visit with the Misses Murphy of Elm street, Stamford.
 August Eisenbart, president of the Hermann Soehne Singing society, is confined to his bed with an attack of Rheumatism.
 Mr.- and Mrs. P. J. O'Neill of this city ire visiting Mrs. William Conlon of hetna street, Naugatuck. TMr, and Mrs. c. L. Johnson of Quin- 1ipiac avenue have returned from a f Canadian trip, during which they vis- led many places of interest. They arought with them some very interest ng souvenirs of their trip. s MT. and Mrs. William D. Foote of Hidden avenue are receiving congratu- i. lations over the arrival of @ bouncing baby boy.
 Mrs. George W. Palmer of Barnes avenue announces the engagement of her daughter, Fannie E. Field, to Ben- jamin W. Husted of Greenwich.
 Miss Helen c. Reese has been ap- pointed as assistant in grade 1, Elm street school, Stamford. Miss Reese is graduate of the Stamford high school and the New Haven Normal school.
 A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles Jones in Westville on Monday evening. Piano and vocal selections and ping pong formed part of the evenings en- tertainment, and at il o'clock a colla- tion was served. The guests were the Misses Maude Crane, Jessie Fraser, Benrice Simmons, Ethel Reyes, Leila Smith, Mrs. E. Kildreth and Miss Ida Cox, also the Messrs. Vonderbrake, Jones, Hitchcock, Hildreth, Nugent and Rudden.
 Mrs. Addison Smith, formerly Miss Jessie Ives of this city, is guest at Grove Hall.
 A. s. Aaronson, who has been employ ed in the James Swan company's bit shop, Seymour, for the past seven months, came yesterday to Yale, where he has been admitted to the junior year of the law school. MT. Aaronson is a graduate of the Portland high school, and also passed the examination of the ] board of regents of the state of New York.
 The wedding of Miss Harriet Ward Foote and Herbert Addison W. Tay- Tor occurred Tuesday at the residence of Mfr and Mrs. George H. Warner, No. 49 Forest street, in Hartford. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Andrew w.. Foote of Nut Plains, Guilford, and has spent her winters at MT. Warmers s house for several years, latterly being inspector of needlework in the public schools and instructor of erG needle work and designing in the high school. The bridegroom is son of Dr. and Mrs. Addison Taylor of Beverly, N. J. He is Cornell graduate and is law yer in the office of the general solicitor of the Erie railroad in New York.
 Peter J. Carney, Timothy J. McCar- thy, Luke Quinn and Wilfred L. Moore are the delegates from Branford to the democratic state convention.
 Elmer W. Geering, who has been on