The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-24

lett is connected with the Union Trust company of this city.
 The Young Ladies N. C. C. iheld a reunion at the home of Miss Kathryne Reilly on Ivy street. BranfOrd, Wednes- day evening. The time, was very pleas antly spent in recitations. vocal and piano selections. after which Mrs Will liam Hinchey served the club with a buffet lunch Among those present were the Misses Kittie O'Neil. Margaret Nor ris, Margaret Walsh, Alice Begley. and Kathryne Reilly. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Kittie O'Neill.
 MT and Mrs. William s. Lucey enter tained FedOre Bernhardi, of Jamaica, L. l., at supper Wednesday evening. Mir. Bernhardi came to this city with ''The Silver Slipper company. He is well known to the musical world throughout the United States, Canada and Europe, as a bassoonist. having formerly played with the Boston Symphony orchestra.
 Miss Mcdonald, who has been the guest of her cousins, Mrs. J. Edward Geary and Miss Reilly of Bradley street during the summer, has. returned to her home at Miami Fla.
 Professor Armstrong will represent Wesleyan at the inauguration of Wood- row, Wilson at Princeton on Saturday.
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven will be entertained to-day by Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of Washing ton avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Lockery of Portsea street have a new arrival in their family. The new conner is a bouncing girl.
 The West Haven Kalmathean club will meet at the residence of Mrs. s. J. Bryant on Elm street this afternoon.
 Mrs. George Warner is chairman for
 the afternoon. Mrs. F. R. Lewis will read paper on the Topography of France" Mrs. George Warner will give "short Historical Sketches up to Charlemange."
 The Focus is the name of new pa per to be published in the interests of the Hillhouse High school, the first copy of which will appear to-day. Erik Palmer, son of Professor Palmer. is at the head of the editorial board, which will be composed of seniors and juniors. Mrs. Frank Kimberly of West Haven entertained at dinner yesterday some of her old schoolma tes-Mrs. Usher of Milford, Mrs. Mortimer Treat of Wood mont, and Mrs. F. R. Lewis of West
 Haven. The time was pleasantly spent in "reminiscences.
 Mrs. C. A. Cushman, .jr., of Washing ton avenue, West Haven, is visiting in Boston.
 A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the Summerfield M. F. church, when Miss Nellie G. Bur
 ton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Burton, was married to Carl H Schneider The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. MT. Schackleton al 8 o'clock. The church had been hand l somely decorated by Moore for the oc- casion The bride was attended by her
 cousin, Miss Ella Burton, and MT Schneiders best man was Louis Del pold The ushers were Gordon Will l Hams, Walter Chatterton, Charles w Watson, and Fred Booth. While the guests, were being seated Mrs. Charles Alhet, who presided at the organ, rem dered a very choice programme of mu-
 sic. Following the church ceremony
 reception was ,seld at the home ol | the bride, 7S Ivy street. The decora- tions were very beautiful, and consist
 ed of potted plants. palms, ferns ,and smilax An elaborate luncheon was also | served. The groom's present to the bride was a sunburst of diamonds, and 1 to the ushers and best man solid gold | opal stick pins of very elaborate de- l sign. The bride presented her maid oi honor with a very pretty brooch sci with rubies. They received many cost | ly and useful presents. After a foul | weeks extended wedding tour through
 out the west they will be at home al | IS Ivy street.