The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-23

A wedding of Wednesday was that of Miss Mary E. Ghent and Councilman Frank M. Dunn, which occurred in Mid
 dIetown, at St. Johns church, the cere-
 mony being performed by the Rev. Dr. | James Donovan. pastor of the church.
 Miss Agnes Clark of this city was maid I of honor, and brother of the groom,
 Joseph P. Dunn, was best man.
 1 A. c. Benedict of Maple street is en- tertaining his father and mtoher, who
 reside in New Canaan.
 ] A whist party will be given by the
 Actfves Section in Turn hall next Tues | day evening.
 A very quiet wedding will occur in
 Milford next Wednesday afternoon, Oc-
 tober 2S, at the home of Mr., and Mrs. | E. w.. Burleagh, North street, when
 their daughter, Miss Maude, will be
 united in marriage with Eugene Coe, son of MT. and Mrs. Irving H. Coe, a very popular Milford young man, now
 resident of Waterbury. ... 4...- Dr. Alice G. Harvey of Newport, R.
 l., is now associated in practice with
 pr. Edward s. Gaylord, the dentist of | 5- 4 65 TrumbulI street. The engagement and approaching I marriage of Miss Anna Gunstock to John Snithlock has been made public. ! Miss Gunstock is employed at the Strouse, Adler factory, while MT. smithlock is with Childs' restaurant and member of the St. Aloysius T. | A. B. society. a... 4 s |. tz. Mrs. Edward Harmon, nee Miss Ma
 bel Vaughan, is the guest of her grand
 mother, Mrs. Munter, for few days.
 Mrs, Harmon's new home is in Boston,
 where MT. Harmon is in business.
 Mrs. Edward Gagel and Harry l..
 Hall gave dinner Wednesday evening to the members of the board of educa- tion at Cox's Serf house, which included
 Superintendent Edgar c. Stiles. The other gentlemen were Clarence E.
 Thompson, John Brown, John F. Bar
 nett and William Lucey. | George w. Cable, the well known author, is to be the guest of A. Maxcy
 Hitler at his home on Temple street for
 a short time. MT. Cable presents an impersonation of his novel, 'Dr.
 savier," at College street hall, this evening, in the public lecture course.
 Mrs. A. Maxey Hitler and her three
 daughters have returned to 433 Temple
 street from their summer home, Thay-
 ercroft, West Medway, Mass.
 The Kalmathean club will meet this l afternoon at the residence of Mrs. s. J. Bryan Elm street, Mrs. A. Felton l Wood, chairman. Mrs. Wood will read
 a paper on Early Russia" and Miss
 Graham, Peter the Great and His Time.'' < Cards have been received here for l the marriage of John Hill Morgan,
 Yale '94, and Miss Leila Augusta, daughter of Mrs. William Barksdale
 Myers, to occur Tuesday, November 10, at St, Paurs church in Richmond, Va.
 MT. Morgan graduated from the Yale | Law school, was member of Corby court, and is now of the New York leg I islature. MT. and Mrs. Morgan will
 make their future home in Brooklyn. A business meeting of the members
 of the Monday Afternoon Whist club is l called for this afternoon at 3:3O o'clock | at the residence of Mrs. Adrian Heit-
 man, PIT Elm, street, West Haven.
 l Miss Minnie Berg has returned from an extended trip of several months in | Sweden s ,s-s@--- & Mrs. Mcdonald of Whalley avenue
 has just returned from a months visit with friends at Glens Falls, N. Y.
 Mrs. Cassidy, who suffered an attack of pleurisy, in addition to other serious
 complications, several days ago, was l yesterday more comfortable. .# Richard Elliott of Southington and
 Miss Rosamond Kenny of Mt. Carmel were married in the Church of Our
 Lady of Mt. Carmel Wednesday morn- l ing at 10 o'clock. The ceremony was .attended by a large number of friends
 Rev. Stephen M. Kenny of Hartford, brother of the bride, performed the
 ceremony, which was followed by a
 solemn nuptial mass, celebrated by
 Father Kenny, assisted by Rev. W. J.
 Doolan of Southington as deacon, Rev.
 A. J. Plunkett of Southington, sub-dea-
 con, and Rev. w. J. Dullard of Mt l Carmel, master of ceremonies Other
 visiting clergymen were Rev. John
 Coyle of New Haven, Rev John Cor
 coran of New Haven and Rev. M. A,
 Sullivan of Hartford. As the bridal
 party entered the church Miss Eliza
 beth c. Gaffney sang the Lohengrin l Bridal Chorus and at the offertory
 Miss Gaffney also rendered beautifully l Millard's s Ave Maria.' Miss Charlotte l " Fitzpatrick of Ansonia assisted al l the organ. The bridesmaid was Miss
 Ella M. Broderick of New Haven, while l Frank J. Kenny of Mt. Carmel acted as
 best man, and Harry Kenny and S. J Hoey of Mt. Carmel acted as ushers
 A reception was held at the brides
 home. MT. and Mrs Elliott left on an extended trip to Washington, Balti- l more and Charleston, and oh their re- turn will make their home on Meriden l avenue, Southington. Many beautiful l and valuable presents were received by
 the young couple. E. - The notice that appeared yesterday in regard to dinner party given by
 Mrs. Walter Camp on Wednesday evening was erroneous. Mrs. Camp is 1 in deep mourning and is not entertain ing at all this winter. President Hall of the Consolidated railroad is in Boston. He attended the annual meeting of the New England ! railroad in Hartford yesterday.
 l Andrew Corcoran, Jr., lineman ern- ployed by the Branford Lighting and l Water company, had a very narrow es- s I,