The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-05

with his son. Fred Chatfield and famll of this city, stopped at the Oxfor
 house Tuesday and Wednesday. Mi
 Chatfleld again visiting the scenes O
 his childhood.
 The ladies' guild of Christ church
 East Haven, held a sale of home mad
 bread and cake in the town hall yester
 day afternoon. from 2 to D. m. Al
 entertainment was given in the even
 ing. The farce, sun Bonnets," b,
 West Haven talent. was rendered.
 Captain D. A. Connors of Boston ha
 taken command of the schooner Lu
 cinda Sutton Of this port Captain II
 A. OBrien, the regular master of tn
 vessel, is spending a month at Thomas
 ton, Me.
 Miss Fannie Elwell of Campbell ave
 nue. West Haven, has been entertain
 ing Miss Carrie Moore of Danbury.
 Joseph Gartland has moved into tht
 house recently vacated by MT. Bailey
 and family on Blake street.
 Miss Hungerford of Philadelphia is
 settled for the summer in the Bungelt lat Rocky Beach.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Lulu Finis, daughter of MT and Mrs. E. Fnis, to John J. c. Gles- man oe Brooklyn. N. Y. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride, 42 Avon street, Wednesday eVen- mig, June IS, at o'clock.
 Over 200 invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Lotta l.. Lyent, daughter of Mrs. John H. Vree- land os 165 Lexington avenue of this city to Berne A. Russell, also of this city, The wedding, which is to be a brilliant affair, will be celebrated at the Pilgrim Congregational church on | Wednesday, June IS, at 6:SO o'clock. 1 Rev. A. F. Irvine, pastor of the church, | will be the officiating clergyman. Miss | Lyent is well known and very popular | having hosts of friends in this city | MT Russell is also well known and has many friends. [ John Reilly of Waterbury, formerly of Marion, and Miss Mary Robinson of Waterbury were married yesterday morning at o'clock in Sacred Heart church, Waterbury. MT. Reilly is a son of MT. and Mrs. Reilly of Marion.
 Harry T. Beers and family of l22 Dwight street will spend the summer at Pennsular cottage, Shelter Island. MT. Beers is in the office of the New Haven Water company.
 Miss Anna Lee Foley of 76 Beach street has just returned after pleas ant stay with Mrs. B. Cassidy or Broad street, Bridgeport
 The Young Ladies Missionary circle of West Haven are preparing and re- hearsing for "Vici Versa" one of the farces they will give at their 'Carthay Kuniai Festival" The cast of charac- ters includes Will Brown, James Tolles, Ben Green. Dwight Frost, sam Black, Eddie Gum, Minnie Grey, Anna Drake, Bessie Steele, Edith Russell Bridget Lulu Scranton. Jessie White, Daisy Hubbard Katie Green. Eleanor Whit ten.
 At a banquet of the Mt. Hermon club of Yale held Saturday at the uniVer- sity club, the following officers for the ensuing year were elected: President, G. S. Hurst 1908; vice president, H. c. Miller 1904; secretary, H. J. Rice 1904; treasurer, w. J. Wilson 1s05
 Mrs. ". F, Kelley of Pennsylvania, with her mother Mrs. Johnson, arrived at lHG HOille OA llel SlStSli 1'ii''' " ''' Perry in Oxford Center, Monday, where she hopes to regain her health.
 An engagement of much interest tc many New Haveners is that of William D. Scranton, son of Charles ". Scran- ton, the well known brokes, to Miss Catherine F. Brown, daughter of Rob- ert A. Brown, treasurer of the New Haven Savings bank.
 About one hundred and fifty mem- bars and their friends are to spend a social evening and dinner at the Hotel Sea View, Savin Rock, on Friday June 6. with the Past Grands association. An elaborate bill of fare for the occa- sion is as follows: Clam chowder la Hotel Sea View, steamed clans broiled blue fish (matrle d. Hotel Savin), fried oysters, clam fritters, cold broiled lob sters, chicken croquettes, French fried sliced cucumbers and lettuce, ie cream. coffee.
 Among the many arrivals at the Ho- tel Sea View are as follows: w. A. Barney of Middletown, J. B. Brown. c. c. Carroll, w. w. Kimball of New York city, J. K. Davis of Pittsfield, Mass, J. w. Wardsley of Worcester, Mass, P. T. Crawford of Charleston, s. G. | Thomas c. Clarke, Charles Blanchard | and wife of Springfield Mass, J. c. | and wife of Clinton, N. J. Mill | er and wife of Hartford. Several ban ] luet parties are booked ahead.