The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-23


been spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal H. Warner on his way to
Kansas City. where he is going on
business trip.
Lewis Hulse. who is in business in
Hartford, Conn.,. spent Sunday at this
home on Center street, West Haven.
Arnold Hoadley Nichols entertained
few of his little friends at his home
on Cherry Hill, Branford, yesterday af-
ternoou. the occasion being the fourth
anniversary of his birth.
Miss Ethyl Marvin of Central avenue
has gone to Boston to spend three
weeks. Part of her time will be spent
in Maine, from Boston to which she will
travel by boat. .s..
Mrs. Sheldon. daughter of the late
Timothy Barker, one of Branford's pion-
eer families, accompanied by her daush-
ter attended services at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning, and oc-
cupied the pew used by the Barker fam
lily many years ago. Mrs. Sheldon and
daughter. who are here from the west
called on some old friends Monday.
They are stopping at the Brainard
house. Stony Creek. a. ..sa.
Professor and Mrs. A F. Foster left
left yesterday for Atlanta, Gas, where
they will spend the winter.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Saturday evening in honor of Miss YER
melia Clark's eighteenth birthday at
her residence. 6s MiddletoWn avenue.
During the evening fine musical selec-
tons were given by Ernest Ponmer and
Arthur Perreautt. after which refresh
ments were served. Esd 3.
John McClelland OF West Haven, who
has been spending a few weeks with
his brother and mother. has returned
| to Andover, where he is studying.
! Walter and Howard Palmer, Yale 1905
and 1907, are spending weeks vaca-
ton in Winthrope. Mass, and Boston.
Professor and Mrs Whitney have re4
turned from a ten days stay in Ma
liant. Mass. zSsz ,A
1 Mrs. Charles Baker, who resides with
her daughter. Mrs. j. B. Hooghkirk Of
SO Kensington street. celebrated her
seventh-seventi birthday last Saturday.
A number of friends were present to
offer their congratulations, and pleas
ant time was spent by all. Several
complimentary speeches were made and
responded to very gracefully by the
hostess. Mrs. Baker received many
handsome presents from her friends in
honor Of her anniversary. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Hallisan OF Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Quinley. Mr.. and Mrs. /. N.
4 TT It fres
Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Dingwall. Mrs.
Hawkhurst Of New York of New York,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Finnister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturges and many others.
Ex-Representative Henry w. Averill
i of Branford was thrown from his wheel
/ on Monday and suffered a bad flesh
wound over his right eve. and several
very bad bruises. Mr.. Averill was rid
ling down the hill in the cut near the
railroad bridge on Montowese street,
going at pretty lively pace, when his
dog Ponto ran right in front of his
wheel. causing him to take header.
DR.. Evans attended him. III
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Beach have re-
4 turned from a visit to the camp Of
Judge and Mrs. Townsend in the Adj
rondacks. The Townsends are now
4 busy in the building of new camp,
which they will occupy in the future.
H. A yerY pretty marriage was solemn
4 lied at ST. Mary's church Monday
morning at . o'clock. the contracting
parties being Miss Catherine Dalton Of
Crown street, and Henry Farnharn Lee
of Henry street. son of Thomas Lee.
who is connected with the Yale forest
school Rev. Father McGonnigle was
4 the officiating clergyman. The brides
maid was Miss Helen Dalton. sister OF
| the bride. The best man was William
Harkaway Lee, brother Of the groom.
who Is a Harvard law student of the
class of 1905. After wedding break
fast at she home of the brides sister,
/ Mrs. Edward Snow. the bridal couple
left for sojourn through Massachu-
sets, Vermont and Maine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee will be at home to their friends af-
ter October is at AZ Winter street.