The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-29

| wheel on State street. When nea
James street he collided with one o
Baker Hoffman's wagons and wa
thrown to the ground. He was imme
| diately taken to his home, where HI
| received medical attendance and thu
fracture was reduced.
Attorney j. Delmore Lederman o
New York, a brother of Mrs. Harr!
Hyman of this city took to himself {
bride from San Francisco yesterday
She is Miss Strassburger the daughter
of a wealthy banker in the Colder
Gate city, After the wedding festiVi
ties are over, Mr.. and Mrs. Ledermar
will leave for the east and from New
York go to Europe on an extensive
wedding trip.
Herbert Munson with his mother an(
brother have moved from this city tt
Campbell avenue, West Haven, oppo'
site New street.
c. Bryant, Yale 1904 S.. has beer
taken ON the Apollo Glee club.
Miss Bessie Wilson of Elm street
West Haven, is entertaining Miss
Brooks of Derby.
Services Sunday at the county jail
We're conducted by the Rev j. F. Cor
coran, chaplain of St. Francis Orphan
asylum, who has for fifteen years held
weekly services at the Jail. He an
nounced that owing to other duties he
would be obliged to consign the jail
services to other hands.
Mrs. E, S. Thomas of Savin avenue,
West Haven, entertained the Matinee
Whist club Saturday afternoon and a
most enjoyable afternoon was passed.
The substitutes were Miss Gertrude
Ferry, Mrs. George E. Bailey, Mrs,
Horace McDivitt, Miss Charlotte Hyde.
The prize, a handsome bon bon dish,
was awarded to Miss Reynolds. The
members present were. Miss Alice
Reynolds, Miss Madeline Reynolds,
Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs. Charles
B. Warner, Mrs. Howard w. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Clarence +. Thompson, Jr.,
Miss Minnie H. Smith, Miss Adeline
Wallace, Miss Susie Kinner, Mrs.
Charles B. Tomas.
The entertainment committee of the
Pequot association is busily at work
perfecting plans for the Pequot assem-
bly, to be held at Music hall Thursday
evening of this week Pequot dances
are always enjoyable affairs and Pc
quot loyalty is proverbial, and from
present indications there will be about
1875 couples on the floor. Callan will
decorate and bright colored bunting
with a plentiful mixture Of American
and Pequot flags will add to the fes-
tive air. The dance order has twenty
numbers. Fleming will serve a buffet
lunch, and the Second Regiment or
chestra of ten pieces will furnish mnsic.
The committee in charge of the affair
consists of e. L. Fox, Walter S. Garde
and L. A. Bettcher Dancing at $50
and carriages ordered for 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Harriet S. Miller of orange
street is expected home to-day from a
six months tour in Europe and Egypt
in company with Mrs Hoadley B. Ives.
She will make the trip home alone on
the steamer Maria Teresa, Mrs Ives
to remain still longer abroad Mrs. Mil
Ter left home last November Thanks
giving day finding her two or three
days out to sea. She has made an ex-
tensive tour with Mrs. Ives and has
enjoyed the change and ex-
perience which travel has given her,
Miss Carrie Mclean entertained
party of her friends and schoomates
at her home in Pine orchard on Sat
urday afternoon. The children spent a
happy afternoon the the shore home
playing games. etc, followed by a
spread. Those present were Marguer-
tie Gaylord. Hazel Ryder, Olive Pond
Gladys Jerold, Oracle Palmer Clarence
Linsley, Perry and Raymond Prann,
James Palmer and Ray Mclean.
The Priscilla club of Clinton held
heir meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Horatio Kelsey
The Tuesday Afternoon Whist club
will give a whist at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Crouch on Meadow street to-
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bushnell Of this
,ity passed Sunday in Clinton with Mr..
md Mrs. B. Bushnell.
The marriage Of Joseph Cardin and
Miss Matilda Brousseau was solemnized
1T st. Mary's church, Branford, yester-
lay morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. Ed
ward Martin. A dinner to immediate
'elatives and friends followed at 1880
1t the home of the brides parents on
Rogers street, with a reception in the
evening.
The guild of the Holy Cross Advent
,hurch, Clinton, will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Sarah Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Clarence Bacon are
expected in Branford from st. Angus
inc tomorrow. Mrs Bacon is conval-
scing from severe illness with ty-
,hoid fever, and is just barely able to
ravel.
The Shepherds of Bethlehem Guiding
star lodge of Fair Haven at their lodge
ooms, Odd Fellows hall, corner East
Pearl and Grand avenue, will give a
literary and musical entertainment
All ladies and srs of sister
edges are cordially invited. The pub
ic also. Admission free. Those who |
will participate in the entertainment |
re Miss Emma Parker, Miss Mary |
Tlagge, Theodore Flagge, the we'll |
nown sisters, Buella and Elsie Barker, |
Kisses Anna and Estelle Game, Miss |
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