The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-21

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 MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe az at Narragansett Bay for few weeks. The Boardman promenade will occur this year in Lenox hall on May l. AL ready preparations are being made for l it, and the occasion promises to be most enjoyable. An orchestra will furnish music.
 i Mrs. Addison Van Name. Miss Van Name, and Ralph Van Name are to i spend the summer in Italy. l Mrs. R. K. Daskam of Stamford is the guest of Mrs. H. R. Weed. A large whist party will be given un- der the auspices of the Tribune Sun shine society, April 23, at Warner hall. l Miss Harriet Comstock is spending a 1 few days with friends in Wilton. l Hon. J. Deming Perkins of Litchf1eld, one os the best known citizens of that section, sailed from New York on Satur- day for London on the Atlantic trans port ship Minnehaha.
 1 The Misses Newton of Prospect street expect soon to go to California and have rented their house to MT. and Mrs. Har- ry G. Day.
 1 Dr. Moses Kleiner and family of Dem yer, Col, are visiting his mother, Mrs. 1 Eva Kleiner of George street.
 Joseph Edmondson. civil engineer on the New York Central railroad. spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. George Edmondson of IS Bishop street. | MT. and Mrs. Harry Cutting and son of New Lyndon are the guests this week of Thomss Bayne of Highwood. l A subscription dance is being arrang- ed by Miss Agnes Smith to be given at the Country club on the evening of May 1. The patronesses will be Mrs. Henry H. Smith. Mrs. T. A. Wyre, Mrs. S, H. Kirby and MT. Fleetwood. The engagement and coming wedding 1 of Miss Annie Weller to Emil Muller has just been made public. The we'd ding will take place during the early 1 part of June. Miss Weller is a daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Weller of Nash street. The young people are 1 quite popular an dare now receiving the hearty congratulations of their numer- our friends.
 Dr. Moses Isaac, who has been an as- 1 SIStdikIN lO I(Is IASlISy, liG NSltI- mary on Olive street, yesterday morn ing received an appointment from the bureau of animal industry as an in l spector of catle at the stock yards at l Jersey City. ADr.- Isaac graduated from ! the American Veterinary college in 1895, I and has just finished postgraduate 1 course at the American Veterinary col l lege. During the Boer war he was in i the British service, as mule inspector, | having made several trips between New | Orleans and Cape Town. Natal. and | Durban, South Africa. Dr. Isaac is a son of the late Aaron A. Isaac, who was we'll and favorably known in the Jew l ish community in this city.
 A wedding took place at St. Thomas church in Southington yesterday morn- l ing at s o'clock. William Gaynor and ! Miss Mary A. Donahue, daughter of Timothy Donahue of Hobart street, were joined in Wedlock at that hour by Rev. W. J. Doolan. Miss Maggie Dona- hue, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Daniel o'Keefe was groomsman. A reception followed the ceremony at the home oe the bride.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Moroney, the well known dressmaker, who has spent eleven months abroad, has returned to her home, 37 Bradley street, having come over on the ,Etrulia, which arrive in New York Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Ehehalt fit- tingly observed the twentieth anniver- sary of their wedding Sunday evening at their home on Audubon place. A large number of friends and relatives were present. Music, speech making and feasting were much enjoyed by those present. MT. and Mrs. Ehehalt are widely known in German circles and they were consequently the recip- ients of many gifts in honor and re- membraflce of the day.
 Miss Caroline Welles of Barkham- stead Is visiting with Miss Sarah Smith of Poplar street.
 Miss Agnes Mills of West Haven re- turned to her school in Hartford on Sat urday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Dutton left yes- terday for few weeks trip through the south. They are to spend some time in Savannah, Ga.
 A sale of fancy articles and home- I nnaQe cakes Will De gwen Dy Lne Jun- for auxiliary of Christ church to-day and tomorrow. St. Martha's guild will sell baskets and candy. also serve tea and light lunch. The ladies of the sewing society will offer useful articles and pitchers.
 Mrs. Phelps Montgomery is in New York visiting her husbands sister, Mrs L. M Frissell.
 Miss Nettie Wilson of Washington avenue, West Haven, returned to Guil- ford yesterday after a visit of two weeks at her home on Washington ave- nue.
 1 Mrs William Tucker of Highwood is very Ill with n1alarial fever. Mrs. Tuck. CTS sister. Mrs. Ward of Thomastor, is caring for her.
 Mrs. Huntley Drummond of Montreal Canada. is the guest Of her parents Mir. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds of l West Haven.
 Mrs. Francis Hartley of Union City is spending few days with Mrs. Harris of Dixwell avenue.
 Mrs. Edward Hotchlsiss. an old resi-. 1 dent of West Haven. and who now re. sides in Redands, Cal, spent Saturday calling on old friends in the borough.
 Mrs. c. H. Cunning of southington is
 the guest of Mrs. Henry Cullom of Elm