The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02

puuHuS, caught III 4AahC oSOAbCs hoaAASi set county, Me.
 Miss Minnie Maher of Nash street has returned from two weeks spent at Short Beach and other nearby resorts. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Lillian Edith Get sye, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William F. Getseye, to Chauncey Roderick John son, Jr., of Hartford.
 Mrs. Charles Link of Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. Catherine Rehn of New Brit ain, have returned home after a weeks visit to their cousin. Mrs. Edward J. Bunce of 349 Congress avenue. M-. and Mrs. George H. Gilbert cele- brated the tenth anniversary of their marriage Monday evening at their resi- dence in Allingtown. The spacious house was filled with guests from until H. The entire house was tastefully decorated with potted plants and flow CTS. MT. and Mrs. Gilbert received their guests in the parlor, William Gilbert and Fred Ford acting acting as ushers. Mrs. Gilbert looked very pretty in her dress ot white with lace trimmings. In the dining room the Misses Emma I N1IbCll nun CT, Belle and Mary Malacrida served re- treatments. while Miss Maud filling and Miss Banks were at the lemonade tahle. Chinese lanterns were used on the lawn and crash was spread for the dancing. Music was furnished by No ble Brothers. MT. and Mrs. Gilbert | were generously remembered by their
 many friends. the girts were useful as well as unique.
 | Dr. Eugene R. Bryant of 96S Chapel street left Monday for a three weeks vacation. He expects to spend most of | it at and about his old home in Canada and will resume his practice, about Sep | teTnber 20. MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy and Miss May have returned to Milford from a weeks visit with relatives in East Hampton. Mass. ..s..
 Mrs. Philip Allen and family of Alden avenue will occupy the Amos Dicker- man cottage at Silver Sands for two weeks. Harry Smith and Edward O'Brien left Branford Sunday for a ten days vaea- | ton to be spent in Lakeport, N. H., and Portland, Me. .-.
 Mrs. Nellie Bond and son of Valley street. Westville. have gone to Bridge port for weeks vacation.
 | Miss Betsy Jane Blackstone and Miss Grace Covert of Branford have arrived home from a very delightful trip to Cal litornia. s# | Miss Anne Engle of Brooklyn is the guest of the Rev. William W. Gillies in Westville. <. ... -. Misses Hattie and l.. T. Sherwood of Westoort are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Cannon of F Atwater street. George S. Pond and family of Bran- | ford left yesterday for Indian Neck | where they will spend week at the | Pond homestead.
 Waldo Gillies, son of the pastor of the ] Westville Methodist church, is the guest of LitchseId friends of the family. | Miss M. Landon Reed, who is guest at the Sheldon house. Pine Orchard leaves the last of the week to resume her classes in physical culture in New
 York city.
 Mrs. Frank Hammond and children Iof Willard street are at Silver Sands enjoying a vacation.
 Mrs. Merritt A. Baldwin has returned
 to her home in this city after spending l two weeks with friends in Branford. Mrs. Murphy and daughter, Miss l Murphy, of Hartford, are spending a week in this city and at Savin Rock l Mrs. sherman Dolphin of Branford, lwho has been visiting friends in Meri- den. has been quite seriously i'll. She l is now much better and will return home as soon as possible.
 Miss Lizzie and Miss Matte Wads-
 worth are in Bridgeport attending Old
 Home Week. +... Miss Parkerton of Branford is again
 conyalescent and left Monday for the
 home of her sister in Bristol. She was accompanied by Mrs. Rowley.
 | Ethel chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, which suspended meetings during the summer, held meeting last even- ling.
 Mrs. Ellen Bragg of Branford is con- lined to her home by illness.
 Mrs. Hotchkiss of West Haven is Entertaining MT and Mrs. Smith and
 son, Arthur Smith, of Franklyn. Neb
 pr. J. s. Carroll of River street. Mil- lford. left yesterday for a weeks visit with relatives in Philadelphia.
 Miss S. A. Hutchinson, who has been at her home .n Branford through Au- gust, returned to Brooklyn Monday and resumed her duties as librarian at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences yesterday. >G@ < Miss Amelia c. Rohner has gone to Iwith her uncle, George B. Barnes, An organ recital scheduled for Thurs day evening at Trinity church. Bran- ford. promises to be a very pleasant ievent. Mrs. Borden of New Haven, the eontralto. has assisted Trinity choir while spending summers on the Bran- ford coast. tand has very fine voice. Miss Belle Hutchinson needs no intro- Iduction, but she has not been heard here very recently. Miss Hutchinson lis always a drawing card.
 Miss Alice Johnson of this city was
 the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. Pike of
 Collinsville, early in the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Smith of
 Wheelers Farms avenue. Milford, are Irejoscing over the arrival of a child in
 their household.
 Dr. P. S. Robinson returned yesterday
 from a months vacation spent at Stony
 Creek and other places.
 Mrs. John Van Buskirk of Sanger
 tier. N. 'Y.. is visiting MT. and Mrs. A.