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

Elsewhere.
Invitations will be out in a few days
for the marriage of Miss Susan San
! ford. daughter of the late DIR. Sanford
of Crown street, and William Rowland,
Yale man, and son Of Judge Rowland
of New York city, which will take place
at Center church Monday evening. Oc-
toher u. This will be one of the, most
fashionable weddings of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bradley have
returned to Branford from a two weeks
stay in Bethlehem, N. H. Miss Bradley,
who has been in the White mountains
all summer, will return about October ].
A large delegation of Heptasophs is
expected from this city in Groton this
evening to attend the meeting of the
Past Archons' association, which will be
held there. The New Haven delegation
who was entertained by a clambake at
the convention held there recently liked
their treatment so well that they in
tend to stay over until Thursday and
attend the bake to be given by Mr..
Baker. Clerk Southworth of the New
Haven police board is expected as one
of the party of visitors.
F. w. Cone. who. has been in poor
health for some time, has gone away
for q few days vacation. to rest and
recuDerate. s.....
The announcement is made of the
coming marriage of Miss Marie Doran
and John Laden of Ferry street. The
ceremony will be performed at St.
Johns r. C. church wednesday, Octo-
Der Z. g.
The marriage of Miss Abbie L. Spring
field, a niece of Mr.. and Mrs John Os-
| borne Of Dickerman street, and DR..
Peabody. a well known dentist. will
take place Thursday, October 2. Miss
Springfield has been one of the popular
younger teachers at the Shelton avenue
school. s@s,, @#5
An important and fashionable we'd
| ding will be that Of Miss Emily Wilson,
daughter of Mrs. A. Fl. Kimberly of I'll
/ Whitney avenue. and Walter Duren of
New York city. The marriage viii be
lsolemnized at the home of the bride at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, October
i "A. Rev. DR.. Phillips of the Church of
1.-the Redeener performing the ceremony.
Arson Phelps Stokes, jr., secretary Of
Yale university, will return from his va
/ cation the latter part of the week. Mr..
Stokes caught a cold three weeks ago
beeore leaving here for his vacation.
It has almost entirely disappeared, and
he is planning for his return. He has
been spending his vacation at his IA
| theirs camp in the Adirondacks. Pres
ident Hadley and Treasurer Tyler are
at their offices in Woodbridge hall bus
lily engaged in the routine work in con-
lnection with the opening of college.
i On October 5 q farewell reception will
]. be given by the Young Mems Repub-
lican club to Congressman N. D. Sperry,
who leaves for Washington early in No
vember. to attend to his duties at the
lcapitol. There will be number of
prominent speakers present, and an en-
/ thusiastic meeting is looked forward to.
/ The engagement of Miss Maude e.
/ Gregory. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Gregory of Mott avenue, Nor
walk, to George S. Gibson of New Ha-
ven. has been announced. Miss Greg
Tory IS a popular young teacher in the
tOver River school, Norwalk. and the
groom is spoken of in the highest terms.
/ Both the young people are receiving
congratulations Of a host Of friends
i Mrs. Louisa ManWaring and daughter,
Miss Ella, have returned to their home
in New London. after a very pleasant
two weeks visit with Mrs. Manwaring' S
sister, Mrs. Ira Hoxie of Vernon street.
Rev. Mr.. Biddle of this city, presiding
elder. conducted the services at the A.
M. e. Zion church at town hall, Dam
bury. last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lewis and
Miss Margaret Lewis, are travelling
through the west in private car, as the
iguest of Mrs. Lewis brother-in-law.
They are now at Los Angeles and will
tgo still fruther south, then UP the coast
las far as Seattle, returning early in Dc
l tober. E@
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Otis of 81
Butler street announce the marriage of
their daughter Eva M. Otis, to George
A, Little of this city, which took place
at the parsonage of the Rev. William
1 W. Leete, pastor of the Dwight place
Ichruch, Thursday evening, September
Ito. :
j. w. Dahl, the veteran printer, cele-
brated his seventy-seventh birthday
/ Monday evening in the Milford Wheel
Iclub rooms. The number present to Of
fer congratulations was quite large, and
the vocal and instrumental music intro
duced by those present served to make
1.-THE occasion even more enjoyable Mr..
Dahl, who is quite chess expert,
played a number Of winning games.
Miss Josephine Power, daughter of
Policeman Power, left Monday evening
for Northampton, where she will enter
Smith college. On Monday afternoon
she was rendered farewell reception
lat her home in Portsea street.
Mrs. F. L. Bigelow of Whitney avenue
is expected home soon from Camden,
Me-, where she has spent the summer.
Mrs. ]. Mahney Of ISL Willow street
announces the marriage of her daughter
Mae to Peter T.. Mooney. which occur
red September 16. The bridesmaid was
Miss Mae Carney and James Cassidy,
cousin of the groom, was best man. AZ
ter the breakfast. which was served to
the immediate family only, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mooney left on their wedding tour for
New York.
| w. w. Coe of Boston, who has been
at Oxford, Princeton and other univer-
sites, was the guest of Mike Murphy,
the Yale trainer. Monday night. 1t is
understood that he will enter Yale this
term He is one of the greatest shot
| nIlttars I'm tha coI1aoe world