The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-15

-L0cai soclal EVents Here anu Else
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 The engagement is announced of Mis- Amelia M Mettler to Edward J, Hegel of the firm of the Hegel Furniture CO
 Jonathan Godfrey, president of thu
 Automobile club of Bridgeport, yester
 day signed an agreement with A. R Shattuck, whereby the club affiliate itself with the Automobile Club O America, of which MT. Shattuck is president.
 Harry Holcomb, who was taken SC seriously ill with acute bronchitis a few days since at the home of John Manson on Dwight street, is slowly re- covering.
 The Westville Up-to-D Date club held its weekly meet at the home of Mrs. Edward Todd yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was given up to sewing and a social which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Episcopal ministers was held at the Hotel Garde yesterday. Bishop Brew Ster was present. There were twenty eight representatives of the Episcopal clergy in attendance. At 1:30 an ex- cellent dinner was served. Rev. Dr. F. s. Lines of St. Pauls was among the guests.
 The Rev. Harry F. Nichols of Holy Trinity church, New York, will be the guest of Willis E. Miller of Orange street, while in this city.
 Two weddings will take place in Eouthington to-day. At 9:30 a. m. Pat rick Delahanty and Miss Agnes Tobin will be married at St. Thomas church byRev. Father Doolan. A reception to Mary Delahanty. At 4 D. m. Miss Car rie c. OXley, daughter of MT. and Mrs John Oxley, and George Bartram of New York city will be married at Mis Oxley's home by Rev. J. R. Stubbert. IA wedding reception will follow this marriage also, and the young people will leave on a short wedding tour.
 The City Mission of the Kings Daughters will give a reception in hon. or of Mrs. F. s. Hutchinson in the chapel of Trinity M. F. church on Thursday evening at o'clock All friends of Mrs. Hutchinson and her work are cordially invited to meet here Rt this time.
 Mrs. G. H. Butler of Dwight street entertained the Pequot council at matinee whist yesterday afternoon The hours were from to 5. To-day the Book and Thimble club will meet with Mrs. Butler.
 Miss Edith Dennis, daughter of Cap tan William Dennis of Greenport, l.. I.. Is visiting Mrs. Daniel Lippincotte of Howard avenue for the winter. Miss Dennis Is a very beautiful girl and an accomplished musician, and her stay here will be much enjoyed by the many friends of Mrs. Lippincotte.
 Mrs. Andrew c. Updike of Madison, who has been quite ill for several past, continues about the same
 Miss Boyd of Smith college was the [ last night at lecture given under the auspices of the local branch of the Archaeological Institute of America. She spoke in the rooms of the Classical club in Phelps hall at o'clock. Her subject was Recent Fix cavations n Crete" Robert k. Bowman of Carmel street, | who has been confined to his residence i with illness for a month, is slowly re- covering. He is able to take short | walks, and will resume his business duties in few weeks.
 The Pequot opera company held it's l weekly rehearsal last evening at the l Hotel Garde ''The Mikado," the opera | for Washingtons birthday at l tha club house at Morris Cove is pro- | finely and will be up to the |