The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-10

recently went out to Riverside, the
 party started April 1. They were to do | some sightseeing, however, and are not | expected ln Meriden until the latter part of this week.
 The wedding of Harry R. Wright and ! Miss Mary Walsh took place last even ing at 6;S0 o'clock at St. Mary's R. c. church, Rev. Father Valley of that church was the officiating clergyman. Miss Lucie McGann of this city was the bridemaid, and James w. Walsh. a brother of the bride. the best man. The pflde was goWned in tailormade 1 olue nroadcloth dress and she carried bouquet of American beauty roses. The bridesmaid wore a tailor made gown of brown broadcloth. After the ceremony there was a reception at the residence of the brides mother. Stew art was the caterer. The rooms were handsomely decorated with palms, cut mowers and smilax. Among the invited guests were MT. and Mrs. P. w. Walsh,
 Timothy Walsh and Miss Minnie Walsh or Ossinglng, N. Y, Miss Mary Powers and John Bradley of Binghamton, N
 Y. Dr. and Mrs. A. Walter Hermann Of New York city, MT and Mrs. Charles
 
 Mrs. P. c. Wright of New Britain, F. D. Baldwin of New Britain, Mr. and Mrs Thomas HemmIer, Miss Susie Logan, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Pohlman, Henry Pohlman, Nicholas Scanlon, Mrs. O. F. Alexander, MT and Mrs. R. H. Wright, MT. and Mrs H. E. Wright, Miss Fan nie Kinsella. MT. and Mrs. R. H. Wright, MT. and Mrs. H. F. Wright, Miss Fannie Kinsella, MT. and Mrs. Ed gar Lindsley MT. and Mrs Charles Barnes, Mir, and Mrs. l.. l.. Stoddard, Bernard Gerby Miss Lizzie McGann, Miss Kitty McGann, A. Currier, Robert Costigan. Frederic Hunt, all of New Haven; Miss Katie Lynch of Shelton, Miss Mae Ryan, John Cronan, Philip Menges, Edward l.. Walsh, Robert J. Walsh, MT. and Mrs. John Hyle, Mrs. Rufus Aggett Charles O'Connell, MT. and Mrs. James Lynch, Misses Mamie and Margaret Lynch, and Mrs Mary Lynch, Mir. and Mrs. Wright will take an extended wedding trip. They will visit New York and Washington and will then go up the Hudson river. They were the recipients of many wedding presents. They will be at home at their residence. 131 Dixwell avenue, on and after May 15.
 The Wednesday Book club conducted by Mrs. Lennox held it's last meeting of the season with Mrs. Walter M We'll man at 27 Eld street yesterday after noon. The afternoon was given up to social diversions.
 Mrs T. A. Perkins and Mrs. Anna | M. Mcclure of Norwich will represent | the Third Baptist church of that city | at the annual meeting of the Woman's | Home Missionary society of this city | to-day.
 MT and Mrs Charles R. Coan, who | have been absent from this city for five | or six weeks travelling in the south, are | now visiting their relatives. MT. and | Mrs. B. R. Coan in Cincinnati. They | will not return at present.
 MT and Mrs. W. w. Crosby, who l have been spending the winter in town, returned to their home at Nyack on the Hudson last week It is quite prob able that they will come back to spend the summer at the Pequot club house when it opens in June.
 A number of Danbury members of the D. A. R. will come to this city next to attend reception which will be given by Mary Clap Wooster chapter of this city to President Gen eral Mrs. Fairbanks
 A meeting of the Consumers league will be held to-day at the home of Miss on Prospect street. This is one of the forms of work the Federation of Clubs is pursuing. and the meeting is for the purpose of discussing methods of work in this direction, which shall result in definite progress and achieve ments. The May council meeting of the officers of the federation will be held in May and this is no doubt prepara- tory for that meeting of the officers and committees.
 The youngest daughter of Amos Thomas is reported as being seriously i'll at her home on Hard street, West ville
 Mrs. Esther Deane of Westfield is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. William N. Winne at their home on Whalley ave- nue. Mrs Deane is the mother of Mrs l who has been seriously ill suf- sering from congestion of the brain but 1 s now recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Smith, who are 1t Southern Pines, N. C., are expected nome in a few days. MT. Smith has gained little in health, but not mater ally.
 Louis Borden, the two-year-o old son of 1 Mr and Mrs. William M Borden. is 1uite III with bronchitis at the home of lis parents on Alden avenue.
 Mrs Rachel Hinman, mother of Mrs W. H. Smith of Shelton, is very ill with bronchitis and indications of it's devel- ,r;y,r ;y,to ,po,,roopia ba ;,, l linetieth year.
 Earl the five year old son of Mrs. Hattie King, who has been seriously i'll 1t his home on Tryon street, was much 1 yesterday. r
 Miss Jennie Porter of Pennington is i he guest of Mrs. Bennett w. Earn { .a..- a+ l,o,. L,or,o bn Uo1p+oi,, etraat ,