The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-07

cred Heart Catholic club house on Howard ] avenue. The decorations were very beau, | Iiful, consisting of flags, bunting and Jap. l anese lanterns which shed a softened radi. | ance over the Verandas. lawn and guests. In the eYHnin< about 300 callers were pres ent 10 enjoy the hospitality of the club. Re. treatments were served and dancing ep.
 joyed. Wittstein's orchestra furnished nu. sic.
 George Cole of Jersey City is the guest
 or MT; and Mrs. C. F. Mix of Main street, West Haven. I E. B. Lindstrom of Scranton, Pa, for | merly of this city, returned home last night after a weeks visit with his parents on East street. I- -sE. s.s
 Robert King and Fred Thompson of Wa. ! Ierbury are spending a few days with Mir. Kings parents on Hitchcock street, West Haven. = = - - " -
 Misses Mae Sullivan and Lily Carmichael spent the Fourth as the guests of Miss Helen Kane os Bridgeport. 4 =,
 Masters LeRoy and Louis Field of Union avenue, West Haven. will spend their va Island. r5Sz-. - 'N-ss.se'-e :
 Miss Mabel Loomis and Miss Janet Healv Of this city have left for RockIand, Me, where they will spend the summer f.
 Mrs. James Murphy of New Britain is a guest at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. A. ;. SSoyle Of Montowese street.
 MISS Brown and NIT. Whittlesey Of West Hil!s. " ' Y
 A July wedding of interest to many Is that of Miss Susie Stanford of Howard avenue ave 1 and Dr. Joseph Cook of Meriden. Dr. Cook is graduate of Yale Medical school, and for several years had an office on College street. this city. About two years ago he went to AIariden. where he mas established very lucrative practice.
 R0manta Wells, formerly living at 40 TruJnbull street. this city. but now of Chi cag0, announces the marriage of his dailgh- ter, Miss Lila May, to William Jennings Sinclair. The wedding took place on Tues father. MT. and Mrs Sinclair will make their future home in Chicago, at 40 East Thirty sixth place.
 MT. and Mrs. George D. Frost of 336 Or ange street start today for their annual trip to Block Island. R. I. They will be accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. E. $. Hinck- ley of 164 Orange street. this city; also Mrs. K. o. Clamp and daughter of Springfield. Mass, with headquarters at the Pequot
 Mrs. A N. Domkee of 126 Union avenue, West Haven. Is spending a few days with. friends in Waterbury, and later will go to Litchfield for the benefit of her health,
 Chief Engineer Colin M. Ingersoll, IT., of the Consolidated road. stated yesterday afternoon that a. successor to the position Of chief clerk in the engineers office, made vacant by the death of Harry D. GrinneH. had not been chosen. MT Ingersoll stated tiiae he Souiu iiot2 say sWio WAS III lnlHu TOT the position, but the appointment Is, likely to be made very shortly. Z Miss Madeline Mcdonald of Union ave nue. West Haven. has been spending al week with her brother. Robert Mcdonald. at Milford. 5 4
 Former Mayor Homer & Cummings of Stamford delivered the Fourth of July ora- tion to the prisoners at the state prison in Wethersfield sHs 7sts X ,55ss si 5a One of the features of the musical enter at the Momauguin th3s evening will b number by Kate Osborn of thss city. Miss Osborn will whistle the concert march, the aGrays,' Of which she is the author As a whistler Miss, Osborn has more than a local reputation having whls- tied in New. York number of times.