The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-26


 Miss Ethel ". Hammond, contraitO at Humphrey street Congregational church, has resigned her position. Captain Frank E. Brown of this city
 was married at Buffalo Wednesday noon. His bride is Miss Josephine Ro- dens of that city. Mir. and Mrs. Brown
 has gone on a bridal trip to include Washington, D. C., and will return in
 a week and reside on Townsend avenue. Mir. Brown is of the firm of F. F. & F.
 F. Brown, oyster dealers, of this city. and is son of the late Captain Isaac E. Brown.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Mary Futile Allen, daughter of
 Mrs. Mary I IT. Allen of 13S Church
 street, Wallingford, and Dr. Oliver Trewren Rule of Meriden, which will
 take place at the First Baptist church, Wallingford, Wednesday afternoon, Oc- tober 15, at 4:3O o'clock. They will be at home Tuesdays after December l, at 26 Linsley avenue, Meriden. An unusually pretty wedding was SOL
 emnized Wednesday by the Rev. Father Russell at St. Patrick's church when Theodore Smolch was united in mar
 riage to Miss Ella Carroll. The bride was unusually pretty in handsome blue tailor made gown, with white silk waist and blue velvet hat, with feath- CTS. The maid of honor, Miss Katie Carroll was most becomingly attired ln dark blue, with velvet hat. The best man was William Kelly. The bride and
 groom are very popular. MT. Smolch IS employed by the electrical company. A
 wedding reception followed at their new
 home SS Franklin street, which was
 thoroughly enjoyed.
 Stephen Whitney and family, of 4O3 1 Whitney avenue, have been spending the summer at Northeast Harbor Me, going up in June. They returned home Tuesday.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Ullman removed from their shore cottage to their town
 house two or three days ago, and a painful accident marred their home
 coming.
 Cards are out for the first of Bran ford's October weddings. It is that of
 Miss Elsie Lauretta Nichols to Merle
 Eugene Towner, now of New York city, ! and is to take place at the home of the
 bride on Wednesday, October s, at 7:30 1 o'clock.
 Professor Sanford, of the Yale Music school, is expected to return on Sep. I tember 30 from his summer tour in EuS rope.
 Professor Williston Walker and fam l fly, of Edwards street, returned Tues day from Brattleboro, Vt. They have 1 been absent since early in June. Hon. James P. Woodruff, of Litch- | field, is spending a few days in town. 1 Mrs. F. R. Gorham, of Woodmont, Is visiting friends in New Britain. 1 MT. and Mrs. James Hemingway have returned to their home on Temple street 1 from a summer at Cosey Beach. NY and Mrs. Samuel Hemingway have also come back from a sojourn at lake in New Hampshire.
 l Mrs. S. 2. Poli entertained theater party of ten at Bridgeport last even- l ing, with supper afterwards at the At l lantic house. They returned on late 1 train.
 J. B. Fitch, the Misses Fitch and Miss
 Hall have returned to New Haven from Litchf1eld.
 The friends of Burton W. Richmond, 1 of 46 Perkins street, who has been very ! i'll with pneumonia during the past ten 1 days, will be glad to learn that he is | now convalescent.
 1 Mir and Mrs Edward James and MT.
 and Mrs. Cyrus Jones have returned
 from a week spent at New Preston, Conn.
 l I foY of1 1Qd6 1 Chapel street. have returned from Mad
 ison, where they spent the summer.
 Mrs. Gauge and her two sons, of Will
 mington, N. J., are guests of ex-Gover-
 nor Ingersoll, father of Mrs. Gauge,
 Soon after arriving their little daugh-
 ter Carolyn began to cry and continued | to cry so much and so consistently that Dr. Fleischner was called. The doctor found that the little girls arm was
 broken. After the doctor had set the
 broken limb Carolyn cried no more. 1 Professor and Mrs. Frank Chamber
 lain Porter, of Bradley street, have re- l turned from Woodmont, where they
 have been guests at the Colonial Inn. 1 Mrs E. L. Frothingham entertained
 a few friends on Tuesday evening in
 honor of her guest Mrs. Addison Smith, i of New York, who was formerly Miss l Jessie Ives, of this city. Mrs. Froth- l ingham's guests were Mrs. N. D. Sper-
 ry, Mrs Addison Smith, Mrs. George
 Barnum, Mrs. Harriet S. Miller, Miss | Carl Dudley, Mrs. Norris Osborn and
 Mrs. S. E. Merwin. Wednesday even | ing Mrs Merwin was hostess for a sim | liar affair at her own home, Mrs. Bar 1 mum entertaining the same company last week.
 Jesse Welch and family, of Orchard
 street, who have been occupying their
 cottage, Aldersea, at Short Beach, for
 the entire summer, have returned to | their home.
 Frank Van Dyck and Miss Jennie M. Morrison, both of this city, were united
 in marriage yesterday morning at the
 Grace M. E. parsonage, the pastor, Rev, 1 A. J. Smith, officiating. Miss Hattie Schriek had the honor to act as brides maid and Dr. E. Frank Cory as best
 man. After a short honeymoon trip,
 which will include Brooklyn, New York
 and Philadelphia, they will make their
 home on Portsea street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Dean, of Toledo, Iowa. are guests of MT. and Mrs Nel- son Howe in Huntsville, Conn. MT. Dean is brother of Mrs. Howe. His
 early life was spent in that town. This is his first visit here for twenty-five | years.