The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-14

A very QuleL WeQulnS Wnlcn LOOK place last evening was that of Miss W. Fredrika Hummell, and Daniel J. Ber- ger. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mir. Koenig at the parsonage of the German Baptist church. The bride was attired in going away gown of castor cloth, trimmed with white silk and velvet. with hat to match. The bride formerly lived with the family of Dr. Smith of Howe street, and has many friends in New Haven. Mr. Ber- ger is a cousin of United States Consul LiefeId. After brief wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Berger will reside in Portchester, where MT. Berger is en- gagged in business.
 w. R. H. Trowbridge of London, Eng land, formerly of this city. who has written several successful books hither- to, is the author of the new society novel 70! Duchess" which also prom ises to have a successful run.
 Mrs Richard Shipman of Avon street left Saturday for two weeks visit with friends in Vermont.
 The 256th meeting of New Haven con- vocation will be held at Christ church, West Haven, to-day. Holy communion at 1O:3O, lunch at 12:SO, afternoon ses- ei 0 0tNh TQnYr yA1y ley. /
 The usual monthly supper given by the ladies of the Woodmont chapel will occur on Thursday evening, October IS, from to 8 o'clock. There will be a musical programme after the supper, both vocal and instrumental. The la dies hope for large attendance.
 After a very long siege of typhoid fever Miss Cecelia Sexton, daughter of J. Frederick Sexton, pastor of the Westville Episcopal church, is now re- ported as convalescent and it is expect ed that the young lady will be soon able to join her schoolmates at her studies.
 Mrs Isaac Kohn of 431a Bishop street and son are visiting her mother in Baltimore.
 Mrs. G. B. Williams, Mrs. E. M. Lind ley, MT. and Mrs. H. Prouty of West Haven. Mrs Ufford and MT. and Mrs. Charles Warner of this city, arrived home Saturday night after a week S stay at the G. A. R. encampment held at Washington, D. c. They visited many of the noted places about the city and fell greatly pleased with their trip.
 r years had been connected with the New Haven Baking company, through it's several changes, has accepted position with the house of Rice & Haywood of Providence, R. I. He will look out for their interest in this locality At the annual meeting of the St. Pat ricks Young Mems T. A. and B. socie- ty Sunday afternoon the following of- ficers were elected: President, Richard Kenyon; vice president, James J. Ho- gan; recording secretary, John T. Burke; financial secretary, Joseph Pat ten; sergeant at arms, John Ross; | marshal, Frank B. Kinstrey; treasurer John B. Began; board of trustees James Logan and Martin McGowan | The reports of the officers for the past year was very encouraging and the present year promises to be very suc- cessful.
 Rev. Frank R. Luckey pastor of the | church, preached a very interesting sermon Sunday evening, the subject ot which was Nothing but Leaves"
 Members of the New Haven county Pomona grange and their friends vii | have basket picnic at the agEicultura station in this city to-day gathering a about il o'clock Whitney avenue car' pass the railroad station every twelve minutes and leave passengers for thu agricultural station at the corner O Huntington street and Whitney ave nue. The laboratories, grounds ant garden of the station will be open fo 1 inspection that day.
 John T. Tracey has returned from weeks driving trip in the state. He re ports an abundant crop of apples il Hartford and Windham counties. H says hundreds of bushels of apples li on the ground rotting and the windfall are not even gathered for cider making
 The members of Westville W. c. T. | thank the people of Westville, who gen erously opened their homes and gay financial support to entertain the dele gates to the state convention.
 W. c. Redfield, assistant cashier a the New Haven County National bank has gone to Hot Springs, Va, Mir. Red field has been ill several months wit rheumatism.
 Miss Helena Coyle of Branford ha accepted a position with Howe & Stet son of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Crawford of 62 George street left Sunday morning t attend the Laundrymen's National con vention held at Washington, D. C., Oc
 tober 16, stopping at the Ebbitt house.
 Mrs. Thomas Daly of Chestnut stree
 Branford, has recovered from her recen illness and is visiting friends in Ne,
 Jersey. She will also visit in Stamfor
 before returning home.
 The delegates from this city to tn
 annual meeting of the Connecticut Fed
 eration of Labor will leave for Meride this morning. The Electrical Worker
 will be represented by Frank Horar
 president of the Trades council, an
 Philip Daly will represent the Meta
 Pohshers and Brass Workers.
 Ex-Senator Mix, who was killed b
 the cars at Wallingford Saturday nigh
 was a former resident of Southingtor 1 at which time he was in charge of tn
 P. S. & w. company'S edge tool shOp