The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-02

Elsewhere.
 Miss Kathryn Coleman, of 1467 State street, and Miss Theresa L. Illusion, of 229 Poplar street, have entered the Yale Musical conservatory.
 Among the ineorporators of the Hugh Kelly & Co, of New York city, which filed articles of incorporation at Albany on Wednesday, is Franklin Farrel, the millionaire of .Ansonia. The capital of the company is to be $500,000 and is to carry on a sugar-reining and import ing business.
 James H. Gallagher. the popular let ter carrier of the Ninth ward, has just returned from an extensive fishing trip on his boat Venus and reports great
 luck.
 Cards have been issued for the we'd ding of Miss Mabel E. Lane, daughter of Frederick A. Lane of fl Howard ave- nue, and Dr. Victor A. Kowalewski, of I275 Howard avenue. The ceremony will be performed at the Howard Avenue
 Methodist church Wednesday evening, October IA, and will be quite a large function. -.N. Miss Bertha Corbin, of New Britain, is the guest of Mrs. Frederick Minor, of
 Whalley avenue, for few weeks. Miss Corbin was maid of honor at the Cutler wedding early in the summer, and is Inow in town visiting among her many friends. s t.. J. F. Ayerill, who has spent the sum- Inner at "The Ark" Indian Neck, has returned to Branford Center for the winter. .xs A g..
 Rev. Herbert Lincoln Mitchell, rector of Grace church at Old Saybrook, was. in town Wednesday, the guest of his. parents, MT. and Mrs. William Mitchell, of Whalley avenue. MT. Mitchell made the trip on his wheel, returning by train.
 The Half-Hour Reading club of Bran ford will meet with Mrs. M. B. Dwight Inext Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Charles W Pickett, of New Ha- !Yen, will address the club on 'The Mod i ern Woman and Her Grandmother" The marriage of Miss Lena Hoffmeis- ter and Henry Borehert occurred We'd tuesday evening at 6:S0 at the home of the bride, 727 State street. The cere-
 mony was performed by Rev Otto Koes-- mig, of the German Baptist church, the bride being given away by her brother, August Borchert MT. and Mrs. Bor- chert will reside on Wallace street, IWallingford. George Perry. advertisement writer for the Edward Malley company, has returned from a few days spent in the Catskills.
 The twentieth wedding anniversary lof MT. and Mrs. H. Walter Chidsey was observed last week by a surprise party Rendered by about thirty of their New Haven friends at their home in East Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry D. Fisher an
 nounce the marriage of their daughter, Lillian M, to Walter I. Haesche yester- day afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Haesche lleft immediately for an extended wed- ding trip and will be at home to their friends after October 10 at 49 Dixwell Iavenue.
 Last Tuesday evening Miss Kathryn Coleman, of State street, gave fare | well dinner to John Sullivan and Philip Mooney, who are to sail tomorrow for Europe, where they will complete their ! studies. s =st The Mohegan Whist club held its first social event of the season on Mon day evening, when twelve ladies of the 1 club made a surprise visit to the resi- dence of Mrs. Paul Brandes, the thir- teenth member, on Foster street! It was the tenth anniversary of the wed- ding of MT. and Mrs. Brandes and they were presented by the club with a cut glass salad bowl The affair as a sur prise was a complete success, and a
 pleasant social evening was spent with
 whist and a fine supper.
 Mrs Klenke, wife of Dr. Klenke, who has been quite i'll for several weeks with typhoid fever at her residence on 1 Wooster place, is now able to sit up a, | few hours daily.
 The first of the series of whist and
 dances to be given every other week by the Young Mems Republican club the hall, which has been beautifully decorated and refurnished during the past summer and now presents a very | attractive appearance. s& E | Ladies auxiliary, Santa Maria coun- ! ell Knights of Columbus will give it's first dance of the fall season at Eagles
 hall next Wednesday evening, Octo-
 Der z.
 The Hannering and Knocking club 1 held its first meeting Tuesday evening
 at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Mer- win in Woodmont. Supper was served
 early in the evening, to which sixteen
 sat down, after which whist was played until Ii o'clock. I The ladies' section of the Deutsche
 Gesselschaft announces charity whist to be given in Harmonic hall in Mo- vember Yesterday was the sixtieth anniver- sary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs.
 David Ford, of Westville. They are
 both in fairly good health for such an
 aged couple, MT. Ford being eighty-five and Mrs. Ford seventy-eight, and they
 have the congratulations and best wish
 es of their friends for the happy occa- sion. Another aged couple, whose married | life lacks but one year of the sity, are
 MT. and Mrs Woodruff, of Harrison street, Westville. i.
 A very quiet wedding of the week was { that of Miss Edna Dart Bronson, daugfl-
 ter of MT. and Mrs. Frank M. Bronson,
 of 229 Edgewood avenue. to Oscar E..
 Erickson, of this city. The ceremony was performed at high noon Tuesday \ L