The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-10

"Wednesday, for an outing, a dinner and a reunion. A very pleasant day was passed in the recollection Of happen
 ings of their girlhood and the teach ings of Mir. Parish.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Maekrille of
 Second avenue, West Haven, are at
 their cottage at Pine Orchard. 1 Miss Susan Goodwin Moody was mar ried to Charles Anthony Ingersoll at
 the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph F. Moody, SIS Howard avenue, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The
 Rev. WillIam,J. Mutch of1ciated. Only the immediate famiyl was present. The
 couple left for a few weeks trip to
 Canada, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 Mrs. Herbert Jones of Fair Haven spent Wednesday with Mrs. Wardell of Smith street, West Haven. Charles Hall, an employe of the
 Geometrie Drill company, while taking
 his vacation in and about Springfield,
 sprained his ankle so badly that he has
 been unable to resume his position. | Waldo Gillies, son of Rev. W. w. Gill Hes, is enjoying vacation at Camp Re- | lianee. s@. [ssa Miss E. J. Elliott of Grove hall is summering at Salisbury. s4. . R. G. Hazard and family have gone
 to Peacedale. R. l., for several months | of rest and relaxation.
 Miss Katherine Scully of Torrington is visiting Miss Katherine 0'Shea of Pleasant street for few days. A. L. Dean of No. Hillhouse ave- nue is passing the summer at Cam bridgeport, Mass. .4 ., Miss Jennie Francis of Orchard street who has been visiting Miss Mary Wilmot at Walnut Beach. has re- turned home. s
 Mrs. John M. Hall is at Kennekunk- port. York county. Me, for the season. c. ". Kirschner of Prospect street l is making an extended trip through Nova Scotia. and expects to be away I for several weeks. 1 Miss M. Adele Allen is visiting in I Holyoke, Mass.
 Attorney Fowler and two daughters will start next week for visit to Lake Superior and a tour of the lake region Mrs. Fowler will summer in the Adj rondacks. D "A NSlJ bJl lGllJ a4NGQulllS took place in Grace church. Hamden, Wednesday evening, the contracting parties being Alber J. Allison of Ham den and Miss Amelia A. Rose of Cole brook River. Conn. George w Der hard was best man and Miss Mabel O. Collett was bridesmaid. The ceremony was performed by Rev. James Edward Coley oe Grace church. Mir and Mrs Allison, after a short bridal trip. will take up their residence in Hamden. At the meeting of the Sick Benefit society of Trinity Lutheran church 1t was reported by the committees in charge of the arrangements for the Fourth of July picnic that all bills had been paid and that a surplus remains. which will be turned into the treasury. Theodore Meyer was accepted as a member. A beautiful silver loving cup was presented to the local society by the members of the Sick Bnefit society of Meriden, who were guests on July A.
 Mrs. L. Lustig and daughter, Miss Ruby of Second avenue. have gone to Deerfield, Mass. and Unionvilie, Conn, for a two weeks visit.
 Frederick B. Staub of this city is spending his vacation at the Thousand Islands and Montreal.
 About one hundred and twenty five guests are registered at the Mon towese house, Indian Neck. This popu- lar hotel is rapidly filling with guests. The first regular Saturday night hop will be given this week. An informal dance was given last Saturday evening and was very pleasant event, well en- joyed by those who participated. Among the recent arrivals are Mrs. William H. Thompson, Mr. Melbourne, |J. Parkhurst, Miss Latfmer, Mrs. Cowles, J. F. Grady and E. F, Thomp- son, all of this city.
 Misses Anna A. and Eleanor E. Cut Ter of S3 Grove street have gone to Islesford, Me, or the months of July and August.
 A gala time was held at the Voipn- teer Sailing club quarters at the foot of Brewery street Wednesday evening. The event was one of series of ladies' nights given by this club during July and August. The clubhouse was beau tifully decorated with the national and club ,colors and the platform and float stage also gave fine effect with it's Chinese lanterns, and the bright mocn- light. After dancing which occurred i'll the early evening, moonlight sail was taken in Commodore Edwards launch, Madge, around the Sperry light and return. About seventy-t1ve guests were entertained by the club.
 Mrs. Helm has planned to sail for Europe during the latter part of this month. She will visit Berlin and Lon- don and expects to return September l.
 Miss Birks of Bridgeport is the guest of MT, and Mrs. George T. Birks of Main street, Branford. #
 Mrs. Desilets of New York, a very beautiful and talented woman, is visit ing her mother, Mrs. Cartier, of 15 Warren street. On her return home she will be accompanied by Miss Mari- anne Cartier, her sister. -~,fT Manager James Patterson of the Mill ford baseball team and his friend, Har- ry Platt, together with William Norton of Fort Trumbull Beach, have just re- turned from three days cruise on Long Island sound. .,.e.
 Misses Priscilla and Elma Baribault, daughters of Mrs. Jules Baribault of Chapel street, students at Notre Dame academy, in Canada, are home for the summer vacation.
 About 15O attended the Sunday school