The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25

was held in the church parlors, which were beautifully decorated for the oc- casion, the ladies of the church Whc had the pleasant task in charge hav- ing mad an artistic success in their ar rangement of the flowers plants, etc | The happy pair at the reception stood under a bower of roses. Many promi- nent people attended both at the church and the reception. Rev. MT. and Mrs Bolster were the recipients Of many ! beautiful gifts. The bride is well ! known in New Haven, being a grand daughter of the late Mir and Mrs Will ! liam R. Lloyd, with whom she for years resided after the death of her parents. l She was teacher in the Sunday school | of Davenport church where, as in the social circles of which she was mem Der and a favorite she will be greatly missed
 Miss Marguerite Hill of Moline, Ill, and just graduated from Vassar, is here for the commencement festivities as the guest of T. B. Wilson and fam | fly oe George street.
 A recital was given on Monday af- ternoon by a few of the pupils of Miss Kate Lewis at 121 Park street They played the following programme: F. Kirchner-Hunting Piece.
 chumann-Traumerei
 Kolling-Flying Leaves Helen Beecher
 Saint Saens-Night in Lisbon. Bohn-Little Sweetheart
 Louise Chamberlain. einhold-Arabesque
 Haydn-Minuet in G. Bohm-Fountain.
 Bessie Hubbel.
 Beethoven-Adagio Op. 27, No 2. Schubert-Waltz in A minor.
 Alice Mariett.
 Mozart-Andante in c.
 Bohm- -Murmuring Brook.
 -Scherzetto.
 Alice Mallett
 Schubert-Scherzo in B fiat. Schumann-Op. 6S, No. 26.
 Bohm-Gipsy Mazurka.
 Maud Dickerman, eethoven-Andante Op. 49, No, 1. Kienzl-Forest Wandering. Packer-Skating
 Bessie McAfee.
 Professor Samuel T. Rogers. Yale "A, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Fordyce Durgy, 11S Dwight street, during com mencement week.
 A. P. Sweet, William Ebling, Will liam Mccarthy, Louis Zimmerman and their wives of New York city, and Charles R. Hopkins, Eugene ". Cook and their wives, from New Jersey, are guests at the Harbor View house, Thim- ble Islands, Stony Creek.
 Frederick Jourdan. with the General Electric company, Lynn. Mass, is the guest of his parents In Branford for the week. MT. Jourdan comes on to at tend his class reunion, Sheffield $. S., Yale go.
 w. A. Kendrick of Yalesville was the guest over Sunday of Charles A. Ma deria at the latter's summer residence on the Thimble Islands.
 Mrs. Jeanetta Greenbaum of fl Ad- miral street left Tuesday morning for Eaton, O., on visit to her daughter. Mrs. Louis Fox, and her son, Ivan w. Greenbaum.
 Miss Rose Pagter of fl Admiral street is spending her vacation with her relatives in New York. Brooklyn and Stamford, and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Deroga Levy of Stamford.
 Albert Crouch is spending a few weeks at h:s summer home, Were at Home," at Indian Neck.
 Joseph Perrotti of New York has been the recent guest of his son, G. Perrotti of Stony Creek. MT. Perrotti, Sr, expects to depart for Europe on Saturday of this week, to remain until August.
 Miss Ella Booth, who has been the guest of Mrs. Walter Fowler in Bran- ford, left Monday for Bridgeport, where she will spend the summer.
 Miss Loretta Mannix played a march at the graduating exercises of the Web ster school pupils which took place at the Normal school yesterday.
 Mrs. Louis R. Moore of Cambridge is the guest of her parents, Professor and Branford Mrs. Moore will soon re- move to New York city, where MT. Moore has accepted fine position. Frank Lea Short, Yale's dramatic coach is attending the commencement exercises. MT. and Mrs. Ray Humphrey cele brated their fifth anniversary Monday evening at their home on Union avenue, West Haven. The house decorations were unique. Shavings were used quite | extensively, combined with honey | -uclSlc MT and Mrs, Humphrey re- ! ,cived their guests under a bower ot | wood shavings. Mrs. Humphrey Was ! sowned in white. The gifts were nu- | nerous, both useful and comic, among | which were chairs, tatbouretteS, wall | pockets, bread bowl, nest of poxea. 1 -owel and hat racks, etc, etc. The | avn was decorated with Chinese lan- | erns and seats arranged for the Ma ional Military band, of which Mir. | is a member. The band | 'endered several selections during the ,vening. Light refreshments were served with cigars for the gentlemen. MT. and Mrs. William Prindle, who 1aya been suendinE the winter in