The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-17

affords greater accommodations for the club than were had at the building on Chapel street vacated a week ago. II is intended to have a formal opening later.
 The surveyors, nine in number, who have been in Durham for about three weeks surveying for the proposed trol- ley line between Middlet0wn and New Haven returned to SIiddletown Monday evening.
 B. Vedder and Miss Mary Colgrove were united in marriage by the Rev. MT. Mutch at the residence of 4. L. Johnson, 164 Greenwich avenue, We'd nesday evening, at S:30 o'clock. The couple left immediately for a tour to Niagara Falls and through New York state.
 Charles Butler of this city was in Chester Monday to attend the funeral of his aunt.
 Mrs. John Lomas of Elm street, West Haven, is visiting her brother, Mr. Crane, at his home in Greenport. l.. l.
 Walter Illusion of this city and Miss Laura Lambert of New York city. who have been visiting at John F.. Smalls, 25 Main street, Danbury, have returned home.
 Mrs. William Shannon and her sister, Mrs. Murphy of Savin Rock, West Ha- ven, are visiting in Norwalk at the home Of Mrs Murphy's parents.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Tuesday Afternoon club was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of the president Mrs. J. S. Carroll, on River street. Nearly one hundred ladies were present, including number of Mrs. Cairoli's friends from New Ha- ven, Derby and Bridgeport. The pro- gramme included a lecture by Miss Leverich of Bridgeport, on her travels in the Holy Land, recitations by Miss Helen Futile, also of Bridgeport. read ings by Mrs. Von Gomez. solos by Mrs. Agnes Thompson Clark and Mrs. Von | Gomez, piano solos by Mrs. Alice Brad 1 ley Merwin and xlophone solos by Miss Myrtice Carroll. At the close of the programme refreshments were served. George Wheeler and his sister, Mrs. | D. Murray, also Mrs. Albert Loomis, have returned to their home on Main street, West Haven, having spent two | delightful months in Ohio. George Q. Pattee took charge as pro- prietor of the Hotel Russwin, New Bri- tain, at midnight Monday night He comes from Brandon. Vt.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Morrison of To- peka, Kan, are' the guests of MT. and Mrs Edward Richards of First avenue, 1 West Haven.
 1 Judge Hobart l.. Hotchkiss is com i fined to his home on Fountain street suffering from malaria. Yesterday he was reported as being greatly inn proved.
 Mrs. Richard Spencer of Guilford is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alfred Miles. of Elm street, West Haven.
 The young people of St. Peters R. c. church are looking eagerly forward to the pleasure of attending the bazaar which will be given by the ladies Of the parish, in Music hall, for nine days, be- ginning this evening. The money that will be made will be devoted to the new chapel, in which the parish takes so much pride The bazaar is to be given on grand scale. Booths have been arranged, which are attractively decorated. A group of ladies has been assigned to them.
 Mrs. Winfield Austin of Main street West Haven, is entertaining her aunt | Mrs. Blakeslee of Chicago.
 Among the out of town guests at the wedding in Waterbury, October 15, al the Second Congregational church ol Herbert Joel Wilcox and Miss Mary Lindley Davenport, daughter of the Rev. MT. and Mrs. J. G. Davenpor
 were Mrs. Daniel Davenport of Bridge
 port, Mrs Wilcox, Mrs. Peck and Mas
 ter Peck of Danbury, MT. and Mrs
 Clarence l.. Westcott of New York city
 MT. and Mrs. George Comstock O.
 Bridgeport, Mrs E. l.. Catlin of this
 city MT. and Mrs. Conrad Borda O
 Norwalk and Mrs. Mary Davenpor
 White of Wilton. There were five
 bridesmaids, one of them, Miss Wlni
 fred White, being a daughter or
 bridesmaid at the marriage of Dr. ant
 Mrs. Davenport. Miss Bertha M. Hart
 iii muslin de soie, Miss Idella M. Smitl
 and Miss Charlotte J. Merchants in pinl muslin de soie. and Miss Winitre' White and Miss Georgianna Comstock
 
 both of Wilton.
 Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., of Wal
 lingford held an important meeting las evening at Temperance hall. Count,
 President Miss Helen T. Molloy of thi city was present and installed the off
 cers-elect
 : The clerks in the employ of Harr,
 Iiyman of Church street have forme
 an association under the name of tn Harry Hyman Athletic association. Tn
 members intend to give a ball as 500 ; as arrangements are made and mex spring a ball team will be organized. Mrs. c. F. Chandler, who has ha } dressmakinS. parlors at 34 West Mai
 street Meriden, and Enos Dickerman 0 this city were married in Hartford Mon l day afternoon by Presiding Elder Rev W. A. Richards. The bride has been l resident of Meriden for a number ( years and has large circle of friends { The groom is a retired business man C $ this city. MT. and Mrs. Dickerman wi 5 reside on Winthrop avenue. They wi
 spend a portion of the winter in tn 5 south.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Robinson an t daughter of Long Lake, N. Y., are a
 Mrs. Robinson's s mothers, Mrs. Peck, 0 5 George street.
 - A most enjoyable and complete SUI 2 prise party was given Wednesday ever 1 z