The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-15

married by Rev. Mir Sanford at Chris Episcopal church, last Monday. The 7 wedding was a complete surprise tC their many friends, not even the rela.
 tiVes of the bride having any inkling oi the marriage taking place Mir. Merwir is one of the prOprietors of Merwin's restaurant and very popular among
 Woodmont folk. During the winter
 months Mir. and Mrs. Merwin will reside
 in this city.
 The annual reunion of the Mckay
 family was held at Woodmont on
 Thursday and proved to be as enjoyable
 an affair as in former years. The
 party to the number of about twenty
 two left Westville in the morning in a
 large bust and at noon a clambake was
 prepared in which all participated
 heartily The McKays returned to
 Westville early in the evening. The
 members of the family present were
 MT. and Mrs Andrew Graf and family,
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Whildey and
 family, Mir. and Mrs John Mckay and family, Mir. and Mrs. alcolmn Hemion
 and family, MT. and Mrs. Richard Rus sell of New York and George Gift of New York.
 Frank Lewis Mason, the novelist and
 mining engineer, has gone to Canada in
 the interest of New York parties to ex-
 anime gold and fro nproperties.
 Miss Emile Dunsing Saturday night celebrated her birthday at her home on | Union avenue. About forty young peo-
 pie from this city and the borough were
 present and a delightful time was en-
 joyed by all.
 George c. Peterson, formerly treas | urer at the Hyperion theater, becomes | treasurer of the New York theater at Broadway and Forty-second street, New York, on Monday. MT. Peterson resign ed his position at the Hyperion to ac- cept this latter engagement.
 F. D. Grave entertained his employees and their families Saturday afternoon as part of his silver wedding celebra- tion. At ? o'clock the employees and their families assembled at Aurora hall and enjoyed the feast provided for them by MT. and Mrs. F. D. Grave. An elab- crate spread and music, dancing speech making and other amusement number will keep the party together for hours. MT. and Mrs. Grave personally appeared in the hall accompanied by their daughters, the Misses Gertrude and Leonore Grave, and were given an oca- tion
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson of Bradley street has returned from Saratoga. She had been absent the entire summer, spending the early part with Professor and Mrs. Lounsbury at Indian Neck.
 William N partIaTf C., Mrs. Bartlett's mother, Mrs. Nancy Sanburn of Bridgeport, arrived in GuiI- ford Friday noon. M. and Mrs. Bart lett have been absent from home sev- erat weeks, the latter portion of which | has been spent at the home of Mrs. Sanburn
 Professor F. W. Hopkins and family | Of 235 Bishop street have returned from | Madoson. Conn.,, where they have been since June. \
 The announcement is made of the coming marriage of former Councilman Patrlck s. Cunningham of 104 Cedar street to Maria F. Flanagan, daughter Of John Flanagan of S5 Arch street. The date for the event is not as yet an- 
 Miss Mae Beckwith entertainer few or her friends at birthday party at her nome on Smith street, West Haven, Friday evening. Her young guests brought her many beautiful gifts of lloWers, sapphire rings, handkerchiefs etc. At an early hour a bountiful was served. The decorations were fine
 Rollin Coe has returned from an out ng in Kennebunkport, Me. Ia
 Mrs. N. J. Squires, f who has been spending the summer at Greenport, T., lt l., has returned to her home an sav,n 1 avenue.
 farewell reception was given Friday evening by Miss Matte Brown of ( smith street, West Haven, in honor of { 'ohn Mcclellan, who will leave Sunday I or Andover, where he is attending col- ' ege. Games and dancing were in order , Lnd late in the evening a dainty lunch Y Fas served.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, who has been |, pending the summer in Massachusetts, i at home. She has had a most de- q ghtful vacation. MT. and Mrs. O. E. Jones of this city o ere visiting in Middletown last week. I, MT. and Mrs. E. S. Kimberly and wife :, f 66 Lyon street have returned from r. laine, where they have been staying !, pr the past month ~ Miss Gladstone of this city was a [, uest of friends in Middletown last 1T eek. Professor Benjamin w Bacon and S, amiiy of PA Edwards street have re- d lrned from Woodstock. n
 Miss Baldwin of this city is visiting tt CT friend, Mrs J. Ernest Watrous. a Addison Van Name of 121 High street ze as returned from Castine, Me- where b, has been since July f. Mr. Van T anne is the librarian of Yale. n, Miss Sarah P. Newton, a direct de- fs 'endant of John Newton. who left Dur ce am in 1760, for Greenfield, Mass. is in opping in Durham for a short time on dr er way to Newport News, Va, where tu le teaches in the winter. w Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher and nc mily of 460 Prospect street, are ex- tv 'cted home to-day, They have been in ayisg at Sugar Hill, N. H., since June. m Mrs. c. A. Stroup of Durham has m en spending few days in this city, m stones throw from Pine Orchard ris Rogers Island, upon which Captain lelps of Hackensack, N. J., will erect re $lO,OOO house before next year. Cap- tie in Phelps has occupied his new prop