The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-07

1 Potter, MT. and Mrs. c. Blake, Lieuten- ant and Mrs. Frederick H. Parsons | MT. and Mrs, Arthur Bolton, Mrs 1 Platt MT. and Mrs. George Fowler
 Miss Nellie Tyrrell, Miss May Warren,
 Miss Flora Bradley, Mrs. Charlotte
 Holbrook, Miss Bertha Holbrook, Mas
 ter George and Miss Frances Palmer, MT. and Mrs. George E. Palmer.
 Mrs. Edward Sheehan entertained a party of young people at her home in | West Haven last evening" The even | ing was spent socially and in the en- joyment of vocal and instrumental se-
 lections. During the evening refresh
 ments were served.
 | Mir Fettig, who resides near Whal- 1 ley avenue in the rear of the Mans | field homestead, is making preparations | to go west, the early part of next week. MT. Fettig has been employed | by the Parker Paper Mill company, | where he was prominent employe. lie with his family will go to Minnesota and enter into the farming business. | Miss Mary Dover, who has been the guest of friends in this city during the past fortnight, returned to her home in
 
 The New Haven Congregational club will hold it's nineteenth annual meeting at the East Haven church on Monday evening. The present officers are Hon. James D. Dewell, president; Rev. G. F. Prentiss, secretary; H. w. Flint, act | ing treasurer. The programme are is sued and are very tasteful affairs, bound in royal purple paper with in- scriptions in silver. An election of of ficers will be one of the important feat ures of the meeting. A social will be held at o'clock followed by supper at half after six, at the town hall, serv- ed by the Ladies' society in the church. The public services will take place at 7:45 in the church auditorium The or der of exercises is as follows: Organ prelude; anthem; prayer; minutes of last meeting; reports of committees; necrologist's report; election of officers; solo, Miss Ruby E. Street; Richard Ill.," Professor George B. Churchill, Amherst college; closing words of retir- ing president; inauguration of the pres ident- elect; hymn; benediction. Ar engagements have been made for the club to go in special cars, leaving the
 corner of Church and Chapel streets at
 5:36 p. m. The printed programme con-
 tains review of the years work, giv-
 ing a record of the meetings held the average attendance, the treasurer's and
 secretarys reports, and the names of
 the entire list of present membership, making a very complete and condensed history of the club for the year, which
 
 The rehearsal for pr. Cure All, which was held Thurday evening, passed off in a fine manner. It is laughable from start to finish The cast of characters are: Dr. Cure All, Charles Yorke; Mrs. Brown, very stouC woman, Gertrude Crosby; Mrs. ScraW- ney. very thin woman, Charlotte Hills; Miss Jane Scrimpkins, Mildred Main; Alphonse De Jones, Charles McClel- land Maria, Isabelle Tolles; Seraphina Paddington, Jean Beckwith; Mrs. Blooming, Grace Yorke; Mrs. Rotch- kins. Mae Wilkinson; Kate, the daugh- ter, Ida Wilkinson. This farce, with "Yici Versa" will be given in the par lors of the First Congregational church next Thursday evening.
 MT and Mrs. Augustin F. Maher eel ebrated the fifth anniversary of their | wedding at their home, AZ Holmes | street, West Haven, Thursday evening. | About seventy-five friends of the cou- ple called to offer congratulations. The house and lawn were decorated with | Chinese lanterns and Atwaters full or chestra furnished music. The host and 1 hostess were assisted in receiving by [ Miss Elsie May Thompson Mrs. Flu gene P. McKenna, Miss Sophie Wolfe, | Frederick B. Holt and Solomon Wolfe. | Among those who were there were | Colonel and Mrs. N G. Osborn, MT. and f Mrs. G. Edward Osborn, MT. and Mrs { A. J. Thompson Mrs. JoanRe Maher, 1 MT. and Mrs H. P. Wheeler, Mr. and | Mrs F. J. Maher, MT. and Mrs John J. Lane, Mir and Mrs. John Semon and | Miss Semon, MT. and Mrs. Andrew F. Kelly, MT. and Mrs w. H. French, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Holt MT. and Mrs, Edward J. Green, Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs Oscar Beebe, Miss Teresa Whalen, Miss Rose Conlan, Miss Mary Conlan. MT. and Mrs. Solomon Wolfe, Miss Nora Carney, Miss Mary Mark ham of Plymouth, Conn, Dr. stephen J Maher, Mark A. w. McGrath, Henry c. Miller, William J Maher, James A, Blake. Marshall G. Clarke, Frank Ken na, John " Roger, Pierce M. Maher, Frank G. Maher, Henry c. O'Sullivan, Clarence Thompson, pr. James S. Maher, Edward G. Conlan. David S. Adams, T. w. Keenan, T. F. Norman, fl Hugh B. Kennedy Frederick J, Maher, II Walter K Downes. There were all sorts of wooden presents from a basket ,f clothes pins and a bundle of wood o a beautiful colonial side-board, the gift of MT. Maher's associates on the Register.