The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-18

| And other People Known tm This CIey
 Local Social Events Here and EIss- | where.
 Miss Rose orcutt, of Newark, is visit ing Miss Sadie Fender, of 56 Asylum street. Miss F'rieda Riepenhausen and Alfred | Oggesen were married last Wednesday evening at the brides home, 69 Goffe street.
 Thomas R. Cation, of 754 Orange street, is attending the convention of the Master Plumbers association in San Francisco. MT. Cation left last Monday morning and will be away about a month, as the convention will last about week. He went as dele gate from the local association of Mas ter Plumbers.
 The Ladies' guild of Christ church, East Haven, will give it's monthly en- tertainment in the town hall next We'd nesday evening. The farce, "A Love of a Bonnet" will be given by some of the West Haven young ladies. Miss Mae Beckwith will sing. l The business of Edward B. Knowles, the pioneer merchant of Short Beach, has passed into other hands, and Mir. Knowles, after twenty-five years of | business hustle, will seek season of I rest.
 Mrs, Pauline Schaeffer, Max Auer- hammer, Mrs. Elizabeth Erlewein and Miss Adele Schluessell sailed Saturday; from New York on the steamer Graf Waldersee for Germany, where they | will spend the summer. ,....
 Thomas F. Ryan, the wide-awake ad- vertiser, is in town for few days. 1 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Rummell, of West Haven, moved Saturday to their new home in Chicago, where they will Preside for the present. MT. Rummell is. erl- ployed by the Car Register company, which recently moved its business to that city. ,.. rE-... l Andrew Kettle, of West Haven, has gone to Vineland. N. J., and Philadel- phia. He expects to be away about six weeks, 1 Mn and Mrs. George E. Bailey, of l West Haven, have gone to their farm for the summer.
 1 Mrs. Oscar Weed, of Branford, who was operated upon at the New Haven hospital on Thursday. is reported com fortable. Dr. Evans, of Branford, has returned. l from three-weeks course at the New York Homeopathic college and hospital and is now in his professional harness again.
 ! Mrs Elizabeth Doolittle, who has been the guest of Mrs. John M. Rich ards, of West Haven, has gone to Nau- gatuck to visit her daughter, Mrs. Watt son.
 Mrs. Freer has arrived at Edgewater cottage Short Beach, and is now sery- ling meals to early corners.
 Mrs. Howard Agnew and Mrs. Adrian Heitmann, of West Haven, have re- turned home from, their trip to New York. =. : Miss Estelle M. Hurle, the author of i the Riverside Art Series, is visiting Mrs. Frank Lewis Mason at her home in West Haven.
 Miss Ethel Isham spent Sunday in West Haven with her sister, Miss Mary Isham, who is a student at Mt. Holyoke seminary. .~
 Miss Armstrong, of London, England, l IS lflB SuGSI Ol MlSS w 6tIiOuS, oL w blt- ney avenue. Miss Armstrong is being entertained quite extensively, and is
 charmed with America and American people.
 William H. Hoadley, of Branford, took a party out sailing in his naphtha launch on Saturday afternoon. The weather was beautiful and very de- lightful sail down the Branford river and along the coast was enjoyed. In the party were MT. and Mrs. Frank
 Tester, jr., and their guest, Miss Lins- Hey, of Meriden, and Miss Harriet Brad Hey.
 Emil Peters, who has been i'll for a
 long time, will resume his professional
 duties as director of German societies this week.
 Mrs. James c. Bayliss, wife of Dr. lBayliss of New York city, was guest Hast week of Mrs. Lewis Bayliss at Ivy Crest, Branford, the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Linsley. Edward T. Mullen, president of Local 217, returned Saturday evening from the international convention of the Barten- ders' and Walters league. MT. Mullen will submit his retport to Local 217 al it's next meeting.
 Hugh Caldwell, who has been the ianitor of Christ church, West Haven ] for several years, has resigned his DO. | Isition.
 Mrs George Mortimer, of Union ave. nue, West Haven, is entertaining hel cousin, Mrs. Wesley Finney, of Sound F Beach.
 :, Mrs. Lucy Brett left few days agt 5 for Fort Worth, Texas, to join hel brother, R. w. Callahan, with whom her future home will be.
 The Sanctuary chapter of Chris f lchurch, West Haven, will hold a oak,
 sale tomorrow afternoon at the resi- , dence of Mrs. Frederick Skiff on Smitl street.
 The engagement is announced of Dr
 
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