The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-29

Local social Events Here and Else.
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Mrs, William Medium of 1869 State
street, with her niece, Mrs, Sarah Mar
shall, will spend part of the summer
in Europe. They are booked to sail for
Glasgow by the new Anchor line
steamship Columbia on her second trip
/ from New York. June %. They will
visit Edinburgh, London and Paris.
Mrs. Horace King, who has been i'll
at her home on Tryon street, is re-
ported as being greatly improved
The following officers of the Divinity
| school Y. M. C. A. have been elected
for the ensuing year: President, H, f,
Smith 1903; vice president, j, E. Rees
1903; treasurer; G. H. Brown 1904,
! Harvey S. Munson, president of The
firm of Munson & Co.. paper box manu-
facturers, is i'll at his home, 612 Whit
ney avenue, with an attack of scarlet
fever. 1t was stated at his home yes
terday afternoon that the attack is a
light one and no serious consequences
are anticipated. DR.. Hall is the at
tending physician and the usual quar-
antine has been established. The pa
tient was sitting up yesterday wonder
ing how he contracted the disease.
Mrs George Marsh of Branford is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Charles Gra-
ham of Elm street, West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Wiggin, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Charles c. Dram of Main street re-
turned totheir home in New York yes
terday morning.
Fred Vesper, who has been spending
two weeks with S. j. Bryants family
in West Haven, left yesterday for Mt.
Hermon school, of which he is men-
ber
Mrs Neil Mitchell and daughters,
Marjorie and Natalie, of Westport, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Borden at their home on Alden avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. E. Horton of 457
Howard avenue are receiving congrat-
ulations upon the birth of a daughter
ON Wednesday last.
Sig. Hirsh, formerly of The Hirsh
stores, this city, but who is now trade
specialist of Siegel & Coopers great
department stores in New York city,
was in town yesterday as the guest of
his brother, Fred Hirsh.
Fred Earle and Miss Earle of 126
Cottage street are back from a delight
full trip of ten days at Washington,
D. O..
Mrs. Harry Woodmansee of Edge
wood avenue is reported as being quite
ill. Dr. Whine is attending.
The first golfing event at the Country
club for women will be played on the
afternoon of Thursday, May 1, by pick
ed up teams. The entrance fee will be
one new ball, the winner to take all
the balls The Country club team will
play Springfield at the home links on
A quiet home wedding occurred on
Saturday, April 26 al noon, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f.
Boyd of Hartford, when their daugh-
ter, Sarah May was united in marriage
to Frank H. Hinkley of Mystic. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Byron u. Hatfield, pastor of the First
Baptist church. Only the most init
mate friends and relatives of the bride
and groom, about twenty-five in num-
Der. were present. After short trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkley will reside at
Mystic Mr.. Boyd was formerly as
sistant postmaster in the New Haven
Il lie. n Co h
was well known and popular among
the young people.
DR.. Frank H. Whittemore, who is at
tending Stephen Whitney of 405 Whit
ney avenue, said yesterday that the
chances were in favor of his patient
an attack Of pneumonia which
has been threatening for the past few
days.
Mrs Cornelius Anderson of Clinton
has issued invitations for the marriage
Of her daughter, Miss Cornelia A. An
1erson of Clinton and Clarence II. Still
son of Pittsburg, Pa, which is to take
place at the home of the bride Wed
nesday, May Z, at o'clock.
The Sanctuary chapter of West Ha-
ven will meet this afternoon in the
DdIlSn mouse. ne members OIL JHlS
chapter are Mrs A. j. Gammack, Mrs.
Charles B. Warner, Mrs. Harry Hall,
Mrs. Frederick Skiff, Mrs. Charles
Dram. Mrs. T. A. Spreyer, Mrs. Albert |
Zoe, Mrs. Leroy Chamberlin, Miss Amy |
Harris, Miss Dorothy Jackson, Miss |
Henrietta Heitmann, Miss Catherine |
Brown, Mrs. Henry Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Hyman went to |
New York yesterday to attend the we'd |
ling of their cousin, Carl Rosenberg. to |
Miss Ninette Eichberg of Lenox ave- |
Tue, New York. Mr. Hyman will re-
urn to his business tomorrow, his
wife prolonging her visit for one week
The Faithful circle of Kings Daugh- |
ers of West Haven will meet this af-
ernoon at o'clock with Mrs Clarence !!
! Clark of 265 Main street
Postmaster and Mrs. James A. How
nth and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. May
ock went to New Canaan yesterday to
yttend the funeral of an aged relative. |