The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-17

Hinckley, Ruth Ford, Myrtle Lovesey, Estelle Allen. Ruth Jasper, Viola Jas per, FIossie FairchtiId, Grace Blackman 1 and Alice Blackman. E. c. Mallory of Milford is one of the talent engaged for the entertainment at Y. NJ. c. A. hall, this city, to-mor- row evening.
 4 delightful reception was rendered to Rev. H. Frank Rall and congrega- ton of Trinity NJ. F. church Wednes- Gay evening by the Ladies' Social union of that church. A very interest ing programme was arranged for the evening, and included an address by Rev Mr. Rall, address of welcome by Dwight W. Blakeslee, vocal solo by Mrs. Edith Porter Kraft, vocal solo by Mrs. Goodyear, recitation by Miss Jes- sic Wyre. and a mandolin solo by MT. Bromley. At the close of the pro gramme very pleasant social hour was spent, during which refreshments were served. The programme for the evening was arranged by Miss Ward, organist of the church.
 Miss Margaret Sheehan has gone to Hartford to spend a few weeks with her sister there.
 A baby girl weighing twelve pounds arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Coffey of Bridgeport, Wednes- day morning. Mrs. Coffee was former ly Miss Peck of Oak cottage, Branford point.
 Edward Curtiss Mallory of Milford will read some original poems at the popular Saturday night entertainment in Foy auditorium. These poems are in dialect and besides being witty and humorous they contain much phil oscphy. MT. Mallory is student in the class of elocution at the Y. M. c. A. | Mrs. Amelie Douglas of Driftwood, Short Beach, has returned from visit with friends in New York city.
 Mrs. Clarence filling of stratford is the guest of Mrs. J. w. Alling of Or ange street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon left St. Augustine, Fla, for home in Bran- ford, Wednesday, They are expected there the last Of the week.
 MT. and Mrs Minott Wallace of this city are spending April at Alder see, Short Beach.
 A Springfield, Mass, dispatch yes terday says: "A S5O,OOO breach of promise suit was instituted against Cyrus H. Converse yesterday by Miss Evelyn B. Drexel of New Haven. The defendant is we'll known i'll local so- ciety circles, and until recently was bookkeeper for the Springfield Safe Deposit and Trust company. He is twenty-four years old. Miss Drexel, who is twenty-one, is blonde of re- markable beauty"
 Miss Minnie Mallory of Prospect street, Milford, employed as stenogra- pher with the Candee Rubber company, who has been visiting of late in Vir- ginia in serach of health, has returned home and will resume her duties in New Haven on Monday of next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Newton Weyser of An sonia are the guests for the week of Mrs Hubbard of Howard avenue.
 Mrs. Julius Cannon and daughter of Hampstead. L. l., are guests for the week of Mrs. Daniel Welch.
 George Farnham has removed from Mill Plain to New London, where he lidS otCuItu q liIC ppSltlOlts
 Mir. and Mrs. George Titus of Sey- mour are spending the week with Mrs. Louise Greenough.
 The Saturday Afternoon club of Branford will resume it's meetings next Saturday, with Miss Alice Francis of South Main street.
 Myrtle and Gertie Cunning of Clin- ton are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Wooding of Elm street.
 Miss Mae Pelo is home from Chico pee academy for the Easter vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hadsell of High wood entertained a few friends at din- ner Wednesday evening. Those pres- ent were MT. and Mrs. Cutler. MT. and Mrs. Morse MT. and Mrs. German, and
 MT. and Mrs. Craft of Birmingham. l The members of the Milford Ora matic club are making arrangements to present another play in the town
 hall on Tuesday and Wednesday even-
 ings, April 2S and 20.
 Miss Carrie Scudder of Holyoke is
 the guest of Miss Fitzgerald of Dix.
 well avenue.
 Mill Plain, Branford, was the scene of a quiet home wedding Wednesday
 afternoon. The bride, Miss Jessie E Osborne, in the presence of immediate
 relatives only, was united in marriage at o'clock by Rev. T. s. Dewitt of tht First Congregational church to Norman Robinson of this city. The house wa! prettily decorated with greens ant
 early spring flowers by J. G. Palmer . The bride wore gown of white lans down. All the arrangements were sim pie, reception followed the ceremon. and during the evening MT. and Mrs Robinson left for their new home il West Haven. Some very pretty ant useful wedding gifts were in evidence
 Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Julin Robinson, Montowese; MI and Mrs. Edward Sheldon, Pine Or chard; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Austin North Haven; MT. and Mrs. Denni Tucker, Montowese.
 Robert Hale of Norwich is being en
 tertained by Joseph Taylor of Bradle - street.
 - Quite a number from Branford at 5 tended Miss Buffers wedding in Gull
 ford Wednesday evening. The bride = cousin of the Bartholomew brothers |, Mrs. Somers left yesterday for At < lantic City, where she will remain dur ing the summer.
 - Walter Creighton of Guilford em t ployed by the H. Wales Lines compan