The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-07

Mrs. Wilson Hampstead of 142 Harrle'
 street, and Bertha May Henry young
 est daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. F.
 Henry of 72 Gregory street, were united
 in marriage at the old homestead, Bur
 llngton, Conn, by the Rev. MT Con
 ditt of the Congregational church. They
 were the recipient of many costly sltts
 from their many friends, and acqualnt- ,oes, They will be at home after a
 two weeks wedding trip. There were
 present at the wedding Fred A. Hemp
 stead, Fred Henry Lizzie Stannard,
 John Hanover, and wife, MT. and Mrs.
 H. P. Henry of New Haven, Mrs Philip
 Hodges of New Hartford, MT. and Mrs,
 Serona Alderman, MT and Mrs. Eliot
 Alderman, Miss Esther Erickson or
 Burlington, Conn.
 Mrs. Clarence Bacon of Branford,Who
 has been very i'll for the past month In
 St. Augustine, Fla, suffering with gas-
 tritis, is now somewhat improved, al
 though not yet able to leave the hos
 pital. The Ponce de Leon closes on the 18th, and MT. Bacon hopes to be able to
 leave with Mrs. Bacon for home about
 the 20th
 Mrs. Charles S. Bradley and Miss Lu- cilia Beach are now in St. Augustine and expect to leave for home the first of next week.
 The Hyperion theater has been en- gagged for the night of April 20 for the extra concert to be given by Dorscht lodge and the Second Regiment band combined, making band of upward of seventy musicians. No programme has pI Nr io1, bo ductor, asks that the subscribers send him the names of pieces they desire to hear, making it request programme,
 Dr. and Mrs, D. w. Johnson of Mon towese street, Branford, are entertain ing new baby at their house. The little miss arrived on Friday about noon.
 The annual meeting of Christ P. E. church, East Haven, was held Friday night and the annual election of officers took place. Wardens elected were, Will liam K. Stevens and Calvin c. Kirk ham; vestrymen, G. J. Futile, George Chidsey, William H. Shannon, John Futile, and John Jude parish clerk, Henry T. Thompson; delegate to dio- cesan convention, William K. Stevens; treasurer, D. W. Futile The meeting adjourned until this evening.
 Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox is in town and will witness her play Her First Divorce Case" from one of the boxes at Polls theater this afternoon.
 Mrs. V. T. Hammer of Roberts street Branford, gave team on Friday after noon for the Vassar college girls home for Easter.
 On Friday night twenty-five members of the Pressmen's union in this city held their annual banquet at the Palm hotel on Crown street. Landlord W. J. Pierce acted as caterer and provided a Lucillian feast for those assembled. President John w. Handy acted as toastmaster and kept the festivities moving at lively pace. The affair was a success in every way, and was an event long to be remembered.
 Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., of this l city was yesterday in Cambridge, Mass, where he delivered two sermons. In the | morning he delivered the usual sermon | at the Cambridge Theological seminary. 1 Later in the day he preached at Apple ton chapel. where the daily and Sunday | devotional exercises of Harvard uni versity are held. Rev. MT. Stokes was 1 graduated from the Cambridge Theo- logical school two years ago.
 Miss Hattie Reynolds. who has been her sister, Mrs. U. S. Bowen at Washington, R. l., returned to her home on York street, West Haven, Sat urday.
 Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue Fred Orr is confined to his home by an attack of the humps. He has been i'll a week.
 Professor Arthur w. Wright of this city is a delegate to the first general meeting of the American Philosophical society since it's foundation by Benja- min Franklin of 1743 at Philadelphia on The society is celebrating It's 18th birthday and practically every state in the union is represented at the Members are present from South America and Italy
 Mrs. Mary J. Ford, her sister, Mrs. ribball, and her niece, Mrs. Lamont, both of New York were guests at the house, Atlantic City, at the ime of the fire. They lost only a few small fables, saving their other bag rage by carrying it out in their arms. Mrs Ford is now with her sister Mrs. Young, in Brooklyn.
 Mrs. N. A. Baldwin of Ivy Nook is lon1iciled at Nice. She has taken cot age there and has with her Mrs Ava ez and Miss Tillitson.
 Miss Ethel Booth, daughter of MT. md Mrs. George A. Booth of Lake Place, returned to New oYrk Friday af- CT spending her Easter vacation with Ter family. Miss Booth is studying art t Mrs. Morgans school in the eMtropo- is and is making splendid progress. 'he is graduate of the Yale art school winning one of the prizes during her curse. Friday evening she attended he Easter hop at the West Point Mill ary academy as the guest of a senior. 'he was chaperoned by Mrs. Huggins, whose daughter attends the same art ; chool as Miss Booth, and who also at- ended the ball. Mrs. Booth passed a :. CIV days with her daughter in New york just before the Easter vacation. Miss Emma White daughter of Mrs