The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-19

vacancy caused by the death of John A, Richardson.
 The judges for the final trials for the Wayland prize debate have been an nounced as follows: E. P. Rogers, J. O. Tilson and the Rev. Edgar L. Heer- 1 nance.
 Harry D. Sutton is making a fine ten 1 his court on Campbell avenue, adjoin- ing his residence. It is expected that the Thirteen club will enjoy many games on this court.
 | The ninth annual musical and dra- matic entertainment of the Crescent | club will be given at Music hall, Friday evening, April 25. The musical portion of the programme will be supplied by the Apollo Banjo club. the Mandolin club and Glee club. The Banjo club will play "Kunnin Katfirs" and ''The Three Chafers" The Mandolin club will play "Japnese Serenades' and | Romeo and Juliet will be rendered by i MT Miller and the Glee club. | Rev. A. J. Gammacks little son Thomas, is i'll with measles. r. J. o. Alsop, Yale 1903, and P, H. Jennings, 1904, will play in the annual open tournament of the Lakewood Golf club to-day.
 Miss Irma Daley is to give a very pretty dancing reception to her pupils this afternoon at Harmonic hall from 2 until 6 o'clock. Miss Daley who spent some time in New York acquiring the most popular society dances, has met with considerable success in the | in str ANN .nfh ho, r6 receptions are always prettily conduct ed affairs.
 A business meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Christ church, West Haven, was held last evening at the residence of Mrs. James Peck, $40 Savin avenue.
 The Cerese club of West Haven met last evening with Miss Edith O'Neil at her home on Wallace street The mem- bers of this club are the Misses Laura Burns Etta Jones, Marion and Har- riett Ferry, Charlotte Hyde May Brad ley, Edith ONeill, Eva Higgins, Albena Liberty, Messrs. Raymond and Merrill Smith, Arunah Hyde, Charles Knapp, Percy Humphrey and Arthur Elmer. ,
 MT. and Mrs. H. S. Mygatt and son, Roland, started for California yester- day They will be gone several weeks.
 Rev pr. w. w. Leete of this city was the officiating clergyman at the wedding of his sister-in-law, Miss Abi gail Wright Rockwell of Ridgefield. o. It was home wedding and particular ly pretty. Miss Abigail Leete, neice of the bride, was one of the brides maids and wore a dainty white gown and car red pink carnations. The bride was handsomely costumed in a gown of white satin crepe de chine, trimmed with point duchess lace. In her hand she carried a bouquet of bride roses, and wore orange blossoms. The groom's gift to the bride was pearl and dia- mond pendant, which was the only or nament she wore. To the best man he gave a gold scarf pin with diamond, and to the ushers gold scarf pins with sapphires. The guests present were all relatives or the most intimate friends of the bride and groom and among them were Mrs. A. G. Young and Mir. and Mrs. James Reynolds of Canton, O.; ex-Governor and Mrs George E. Lounsbury of Connecticut; Rev. Dr and Mrs. William White Leete, the Misses Marjory and Eleanor Leete and Joel Lawrence Leete of this city.
 Notices have been issued for the sixty ninth annual convention of the Psi Upsilon fraternity, which will be held with Beta chapter (Yale) in New Haven on April SO This is one of the oldest colleges fraternities in the coun- try. The judges at the oratorical contest