The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-22

during the campaign.
 Rev. John Quincy Adams Rose of Monterey. Mex. preached Sunday in St. Johns church. Stamford. Next Sunday morning. it is expected, Rev. Arthur J. Gammack, a former curate. will preach. The following Sunday, it is hoped, the rector, Rev. Charles Nor ris Addison. will have returned. with his health restored.
 Miss Bessie Stevens of this city has been visiting in Mantle; also Miss Mabel Rogers of this city.
 Miss May Smith of this city is the guest of Miss Mamie Coughlin of Mid deltOWn.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Chmelniker of BayOnne, N. J., have just announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Jennie Chmelniker, to Attorney Simon N. KugeI of this city. Last Sunday at the home of the young lady a largely attended engagement reception was held and Mir. Kugel and Miss Chmel- mixer received many congratulations on their engagement. The young lady's father is a wealthy manufacturer of brass and iron bedsteads, the factory being located in Jeresey City. His daughter is a graduate of the Bayonne high school and is a popular young lady, we'll known in society at her own was graduated from the Yale law school in the class of 1900 and has been a successful practitioner in this city since his admission to the bar.
 A very pretty wedding will be held this evening when Frederick Perry of Whalley avenue will be united in mar riage to Miss Annie Newton, formerly of Blake street. The ceremony will be performed at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Frederick Perry, on Dwight street, and will be attended by the immediate families of the contract ing parties and a few chosen friends. After the ceremony a reception will be held, after which the bride and groom will leave on an extended wedding trip and on returning will take up their fu- ture residence on Dwight street.
 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, who spoke in the Hyperion theater Monday evening, left for Boston yesterday noon. He was accompanied to the Union station by Postmaster J. H. Howarth, Frederick A. Betts and Theo- dore H. Macdonald.
 The following from Westville attend ed the Y. M. c. A. exercises yesterday: Mrs. Jane Wilmarth, Mrs. Charles A. Gulliver, Mrs. Fife. Mrs Emma Cams by, Mrs. Charles Dudley, Miss H. Lord and others.
 A special meeting of the social con- mittee of the Ethel chapter, O. E. S., will be held at the home of the chair man, Mrs. Horace King of Tryon street, this evening. The committee will make plans for an entertainment and dance to be given the first part of November.
 Mrs. Carl Rosenthal, who has been se- riously ill with typhoid fever for four weeks, is reported to be in very favor able condition and her recovery is now expected.
 Miss Ellen Crane of West Haven, who has been i'll, has recovered and is able to be out again.
 The semi-monthly meeting of the La dies Up-to-date club was held at the home of Mrs William Pratt on Whal- ley avenue yesterday afternoon. The meeting was largely attended and the reading was conducted by Mrs. Lau- rens Lenox.
 The Wethersfield Woman's Saturday Afternoon club will on Wednesday,, Oc- tober 29, give it's first entertainment of the season, which will be musical by Miss Austin of this city and Mrs Miriam Griswold Johnson of Hartford The accompanist will be MT. filling, or. ganist of St. Marks church, New York At the meeting of the executive board of the Grand lodge, A. o. U. w. which was held in the Grand lodge of fees Monday evening, Richard D. Dem crest of Bridgeport, grand master work man, was elected president of the board and James A. Knox of this city grand recorder, was elected secretary. Tn, meeting was attended by all of tn, grand officers and the work for tn coming year was mapped out by th officers.
 Banner lodge, D. of H., of West Ha ven, gave dance last evening in tn A. o. U. W. lodge rooms at 139 Orang street.
 Among those from Westville who at l tended the business mems banquet a | the Young Mems Christian association new building were T. Wheeler Beecher presidet of the board of education, ant Ebenezer Beecher of Whalley avenue
 The Monday Afternoon Whist clu of West Haven was entertained 'b, Mrs. George Johnson Monday. Tn substitutes for the afternoon were Mrs James Hyde, Mrs. W. H. Putnam, Mrs J. D. Merwin Mrs. Charles Warne and Mrs. Guilford Young. The regula members who attended this first meet ing were Mrs. F. A. HoWarth, Mrs. I A. Kinner, Mrs. J. H. Reynolds, MT: F. M. Smith, Mrs. Charles Graham Mrs. J. Whitney, Mrs. Henry Forbe Mrs. F. R. Lewis and Mrs Louis Lamr son.
 Announcements are out in Durhal
 for the marriage of Miss Lena Sage
 Robert White, on Thursday, October 3 i at the home of Miss Sage's father,
 Norwich.
 Haynes Everest of Court street, We
 Haven, is enjoying his vacation visitir
 at his home in Huntington and Bosto
 Mass.
 Mrs. H. H. Newton, Mrs. Augus
 Burke and Miss Florence Parmelee | Durham will go to New London tO-ds
 as delegates from the Congregation