The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-06

MI. anu AFs. NndEIES LAlh anu GNU
of Branford are spending a few days
with friends in town.
A pleasant birthday surprise was
rendered Miss Meta Boehn at her
home in West Haven. The evening
was enjOyabIy spent in playing games
and music. Mr.. Ockert, the well
known musician, played some fine
solos. Benjamin Rungee, Yale 1907, NJ.
s., was the aecompanist for the even
ing Miss Lillian Rungee and Henry
Schnessler sang some most pleasing
duets. A quartette was also enjoyed
which was composed of the following
men: Charles Kerns 'o5 S., William os-
born '06 S., Arthur Trowbridge '04 and
B.. Wesley Palmer '07.
Rev. George Hczko, pastor Of Hum
phrey street EmanuePs church, has re-
turned from Middletown, where he act
ed as Interpreter in the superior court
of Middlesex county during the past
two weeks in the Kababek murder
trial.
At the meeting of the Yale Exeter
club, held Wednesday night in Byers
hall, the following committee was APP
pointed to look after the interests of
the club: H. T. Bradley, 1904 s., L. H.
Egan, 1904 S., NJ. b. Sands, 1906. An
other committee was also appointed
consisting of E. H. Putnam, 1904 S., p.
Herder, 1906 S., w. Hosford, 1906, M. L.
Beard, 1907, to attend to the purchas-
| ing of Yale views to be sent to Exeter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Peck Of Chicago are
the guests of the latter's brother and
sister, Christopher Pagan and Mrs.
James Reynolds of this city.
i Mrs. H. NJ. Reading of Stockton, N.
j., is visiting her son, F. ]. Quirk and
his family on Read street, Milford.
| The Original Nine gave a most en-
joyable dance Wednesday evening in
Warner hall to a few of their friends.
The committee in charge of the affair,
William Hessler, Emil Schnurmund and
Richard Ertelt, are to be much con-
graduated on the success of the dance.
The music for dancing was played by
Trisch's orchestra.
! In st. Lawrence church, West Ha-
ven, Wednesday morning, the marriage
of Miss Mary CARNEY and James w.
Carr was solemnized by Father Curtin.
/ The bridesmaid was Miss Anna Gaffney
and the best man was Joseph Carr. At
ter the ceremony, a wedding breakfast
/ was served at the home of the bride and
the cuople left for a wedding trip to
Boston and upon their return will reside
at All Union avenue. West Haven.
| The November meeting of the New
Haven Mothers club viii be held in the
parlors OF the New Haven house this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. The subject of
the afternoon will be First Aid to the
Injured" DR.. Lucy Creemer Peckham
the speaker. Mrs. Jennie Van Name
will be chairman Of the literary exer-
cises, Mrs Frances Sehldon Bolton pre-
siding at the business meeting proceed
ing and also giving a report of the re-
cent State Congress of Mothers held at
Syracuse, N. Y, and at which Mrs. Boil
ton made two addresses. one concern
ing the work of the Congress of Moth
ers in Connecticut, the second on Juv-
emile Court Law, subject which has
been one of much study on Mrs. Boil
toms part and measure she was large
ly instrumental in getting through the
last general assembly of this state.
The first "at home" of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry D. Thompson in West Haven
Wednesday was one Of the delightful
social events of the fall. Their beauti-
full home was artistically decorated
with smilax and bride roses. During
the afternoon Mrs. Thompson received
her guests gowned in foulard silk, with
lace and chiffon trimmings. Most of
the callers were from out of town. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
were assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson. Mrs
Thompson was charming in her bridal
gown of white. In the dining room Mrs.
Howard Thompson and Mrs. Clarence
u. Thompson, Jr., served dainty re-
freshments. Among the evening guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hotchkiss,
Miss Florence Merwin, Mr.. Merwin of
this city; Mr.. and Mrs. Bella Alling,
Miss Grace Alling, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woodruff Miss Mary Woodruff, Miss
Esther Andrew, Mrs. Mile Scobie, Miss
Frances Snow, Miss Marion Clark, Miss
Effie Nettleton, Miss Edna Foster, Mrs
Doherty, Irving Andrew, Alfred Walker
of Orange; Miss Mary Coe of Derby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Harry I. Thomp-
son, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Clarence V.
Smith, Mrs. Louise Russell Mrs. D. A.
Kinner, Miss Susie Kinner, Mr. and
Mrs. F. r. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leete Peck Mrs. o. S. Richards, Lee
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Mans
field, Miss Isabelle Tolles, Miss Ora
Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance L.
Clark, James Tolles, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Lampson, Howard Thompson and
Clarence e. Thorpe, Jr. ;: -.>
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