The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-16

at East Pembroke, Mass. yesterday afternoon. Dr. Phillips is much re- freshed by his rest and the delightful air of the historical old town.
 An unusually pretty church wedding occurred Monday evening shortly after 8 o'clock in the Methodist church. The contracting parties were Ernest Hol- comb Beardsmore and Maud Elizabeth Small, both of Woodbridge. The re- ligious ceremony was performed by Rev. William GilIies. On Wednesday,, September 16th, from until o'clock and from until 10 o'clock, MT. and Mrs. Beardsmore will hold a reception at Forrest Park, woodbridge, the home of Mrs Beardsmore's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Horace Small. -...
 Mrs. Edward M. Loomis, nee Miss Bertha Bradley of York street. gave a small luncheon at the Country club yes- terday in honor of Miss Olive Judd.
 Miss Julia Clark of this city, gradu- ate of the State Normal school 1901 and who taught school in Ridgefield last year, has accepted the charge of the school in Moose Hill district, Guilford, and entered upon his work there.
 Little Miss Margaret, daughter of Thomas F. Maher of 56 Bishop street, gave a garden party Saturday after noon to thirty of her little friends in honor of her sixth birthday. The gar den was prettily and tastily decorated in red, white and blue bunting and Chinese lanterns. The little ones en- joyed themselves hugely. Among those present were the Misses Margaret and Helen Welch. Julia St. John, May Logan, Nellie Kelly, Helen Sheehan, Emma Clius, Virginia spang, Lily. Ma her, Frances Kilbride, Margaret Null cahy. Mollie Reilly, Marion Clark, Masters Eddie Welch, John Maher, Murray Spang, Raymond and Willie Moore, George Burt, Paul Tiesing; AL bert Burlap. j..
 The young lady received many pretty and useful gift from her young friends and nice supper with ice cream was served, the tables being laid under the grape arbor and the little lads and misses in their white dresses and sailor suits presented a very pretty appear anee .r
 Master Martin Kinnere, son of the mail collector Of 47 Bishop street, cele- brated his fifth birthday on Wednes- day afternoon Fifteen of his little friends were entertained at his home from to 6 o'clock. Games were played and a nice supper served and a merry time was enjoyed by all. ~ Sr-.. AT. rts n Whitney avenue will leave the first of October on an extensive trip through Japan and the Philippines and will be gone for six months. The trip will be taken with some friends partly in the interests of business.
 Mrs Alice Burton Thompson, 1f3 Thompson street, has returned from a two weeks vacation spent at Litch- field.
 Miss Nellie Allen of Church street is spending week with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Allen. in Cheshire.
 Master James c. Mcintyre of New York is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs, George B. Johnson of Whitney ave- nue for a few weeks MT Mcintyre was the champion golf and junior ten- his player at Lake Placid in the Adj rondacks. t.:is summer. winning two silver cups away from much older players.
 The annual meeting of the Mt. Car mel Home will be held this evening in tho United church chapel, Temple street. Harry Mozealous will sing "The New Kingdom 7 Tours. and Not Ev- cry One That Sayeth," Schneider. Miss Mable Sims. accompanist.
 Professor Fowler las resumed con- dueting choir rehearsals at St. Johns P. E. church, of which, his son, Charles R. Fowler, is, organist.. s"s
 Mrs. L. J. Russell of 134 Dwight street has just returned from pleas ant stay at Eagle Bay, Fourth Lake, in the Adirondacks.
 William Krause of 26 Ward street left town Monday for Montreal, where he will begin his studies for the priest hood. MT. Krause is about eighteen years old and his unusually bright il- tellect and genial disposition made him a popular member of the class gradu- ated last June from the New Haven high school ,
 Charles Fender and Walter Malloy, two conductors of the Fair Haven X Westville road have returned to their duties after a very pleasant vacation spent at Far Rockaway and other places along the coast.
 Miss Rene West has just returned from Rutland, Vt, where she has spent an enjoyable summer. Miss West is a junior at Hillhouse high. school and is an accomplished piano player and vocalist Y .4.s
 Bernard Wesbecker, Jr, of 25 Hill street, left New Haven yesterday for the University of Pennsylvania, where he will take up the course of the dental college. MT. Wesbecker is well known among the young people of the city and was graduated from the Hillhouse high school last June. He is a mem- Der of the Theta Sigma fraternity.
 Dr. William Daggett sailed for Flu rope yesterday. He is to bring home a patient of his, who had become very ill while abroad.
 The St. Margaret's guild of Christ church. East Haven, will give a SUD- per and entertainment in the town hall, East Haven, this evening. The farce, "Maidens All Forlorn," will be repeated by special request. Supper at I.pn