The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-16

where. A very pretty wedding takes place l this evening at the Humphrey street ! Congregational church at : o'clock. i when Miss Helen Marie Curtis of 1885 State street will be united in marriage to Reuben Leonard Baker Of 149 Liv- ingston street. The Rev. MT. Luckey will officiate. The bride vii be attended by two bridesmaids and a maid of honor. The groom is a we'll known and popular young business man in this city, being bookkeeper for his brother of the firm of the George H. Baker com- pany, hardware dealers on State street. The brides costume will be very beau- tiful and the hurch will be handsomely decorated. The couple will be at home at 149 Livingston street after December 1st.
 A party of young people, composed of the Misses Greta Bailey Mabel and Jessie Ottarson. Leslie Bailey, Tom Thomsen, Joe Warner. Thomas Mall crider and William Butterfield, went to Milford chestnutting. They had a merry time, and at the same time gath ereda few nuts
 Mrs. D. J. Hinman of this city is vis- iting Mrs. c. E. Daley, Il Osborne, in Danbury.
 Mrs. Wolcott Newberry, who spent last winter in this city with Mrs. Trowbridge on Prospect street. has re- turned to this city and is staying at 137 Wall street.
 MT. and Mrs. Caldwell of Union ave- nue, West Haven, have been called to Jersey City by the serious illness of their son-in-law. MT. Shepard.
 Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher are spending the autumn months very pleasantly, alternating between their Prospect Hill home and their residence at Narragansett Pier. They have with them their youngest child, the other two children remaining with MT. Fish CTS mother at the Prospect street home. They will continue this plan ln- definitely.
 Charles Mallett and wife of Danbury are in New Haven and Meriden for a x few days visit among relatives.
 To-day will occur a qualifying round tournament in two classes. A and B, medal play, IS holes, of the women's events. The best eight in each class is to qualify, and the tournament will be continued during the week following by match play.
 Judge L. P. Deming is home for few days from New Mexico and is very enthusiastic about the country.
 A recital is to be given on Wednes- day next in Harmonic hall by Miss Sylvia Elcock and Miss Grace H. Fris- bic. They will be assisted by Haddon Alexander, @ noted New York pianist, and MT. Kinney, accompanist. Miss FL cock and Miss Frisbie, who are pupils of Francis Fisher Powers of New York, are about to leave for years study ill Europe and will live either in Florence or Dresden.
 The wedding of Miss Phoebe Hart Vail, daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs R. P. H. Vail, to Dale Stouffer Tate of Pittsburg took place in the Presby- terian church, South Norwalk, at o'clock last evening and was brilliant society event. MT. Tate is prominent lawyer of Pittsburg. He is @ graduate of Yale, class of '97, and of Harvard Law school. As a matter of courtesy to Miss Vail, the Consolidated railroad provided special car for herself ant friends to be attached to the Bostor express for New York, passing Stam ford at 10:09, which stopped to take i on in the evening.
 Joseph F. Keegan, brother of Mrs William Lucey of Union avenue, Wes Haven, has gone to New York to stud! medicine.
 The Rev. MT. Wyckoff of Woodbur. is entertaining his two sisters from thi city.
 Miss Shepard, who has spent the las few years in West Haven, left yester day for Boston, where she will mak her home in the future.
 Master Joseph McDonald son of Joh1 H. Mcdonald, has entirely recovere from his severe illness at the New Ha ven hospital.
 Mrs. N. A. M. Foote and Mrs. W. Hitchcock of Prospect have issue cards for the marriage of their cousin Miss Helen Gertrude Moss of Sa Francisco, to Byron Luther Morse C Prospect. The wedding will take plac Wednesday, October 22, at noon, g Morse Holm. Only the immediate fam lilies and closest friends have been ask ed. The future home of the bride an bridegroom will be in Prospect an they have sent out at home cards fo after December l.
 Judge Cromwell Gibbons, formerl of this city, but now of Jacksonvill Fla, is in the city for few days. H has lately been elected to the hous of representatives in the state of Flol ida.
 Elbridge L. Howe, of the firm of How & Stetson, is quite indisposed with form of intermittent fever of malari; nature. MT. Howe's temperature is sti quite little above normal because this fever which has recently becon complicated with the typhoid. TT trouble with his leg which came from sciatic complication, has subsided to degree. MT. Howe is doing as well z could be expected under the condition and his eventual recovery is looked fo
 A theater party of eight ladies wei entertained by Mrs. Poli, wife of Maj ager S. z. Poli, in Bridgeport, Monda evening. After a visit to the theat they enjoyed luncheon. In the part were Mrs Pickett, wife of Colonel w. Pickett, of the New Haven Leade Mrs. Troup, wife of Hon. Alexand Troup, and Miss Grace Troup, MT IT~sr,Y xrySf1