The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-25

Miss Jessie Holmes arrived at the
 home of her aunt, Mrs. G. F. Newcomb
 last evening. from Bellevue hospital, New York. where she has an excellent position in charge os the clinical de-
 partment. Miss Holmes will attend the boat race to-day with other guests of
 her aunt.
 In the presence of the immediate fam
 lilies and number of invited guests the marriage of Miss Helena Augusta,
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bron- son of 229 Edgewood avenue, and Lewis Holman occurred Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock ct the home ot the bride.
 The decorative scheme will be pink and
 green, smilax, palms and carnations, the whole being in charge of Moore.
 The bride wore a gown of white and carried white bridal roses. The brides maid, her sister. Miss Bronson. wore white and pink roses. Roland Brooke
 Barnunl, son of MT. and Mrs. William
 T. Barnum of 250 Sherman avenue, act ed as page in black tuxedo suit. Little
 Miss Parker was flower girl. Master
 Barnum received solid gold buttons as souvenirs. A small reception followed
 the ceremony. and MT. and Mrs. Hol-
 man will reside on Sylvan avenue. MT. Holman is with the mems department
 of the Howe & Stetson stores. MT. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Peck Of 345
 Elm street have as their commencement
 guest Miss Daisy Sherman of Buffalo, N. I.
 Haynes Lord Everest, jr., of this city,
 will spend July and August at Oak cot tage, Branford Point.
 Mrs. Franklin $. Platt of Ansonia has been in town attending some of the commencement festivities, going over
 to her home at night and returning the
 next day Her nephew is among the
 number graduating.
 Miss Sadie Lynn will leaXe next Sat
 urday for vacation to be spent in
 Boston.
 Miss Ruth Phillips. daughter Of Dr.
 and Mrs. w. L. Phillips. returned to
 her home a week or more ago, after visit with school friends of several
 weeks duration. She brought with her two friends from Missouri, the Misses Frances and Deborah Morrison. Mrs. Perry and family of this city
 have moved to their summer home on
 Chestnut Tree hill for the season. At o'clock yesterday the marriage of
 Miss Mae Frank and A. J. Booth was solemnized by Rev. MT. Mckay of Tay- | Tor Congregational church. The cere-
 mony was performed at the home of the | brides parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Frank
 of 21 Lyon street. Delft hands had
 formed two pretty arches of ferns and laSc Scio nd ha If ln h,niI Iol party was through an avenue of palms. The bride, an attractive brunette, wore white organdie, aigrettes in her hair
 and carried white roses. The brides maid, her sister, Miss Lulu Frank, was
 gowned in white organdie and carried pink roses. The best man was Fred Booth. The wedding marches were played by Miss Mary Doody. A recep- | tion followed. which was attended by families and intimate friends. MT. and Mrs. Booth left in the evening for trip to Atlantic City, accompanied by the good wishes of a host of friends. The brides travelling gown is of blue with
 white silk waist. A hat of Tuscan straw
 with black tips completes the costume.
 They will reside at 299 Dixweil avenue. IS SSGHlS liiCtutlS usual al clJ OL silver, china, pictures and furniture. Dr. Lewis Barnes of Oxford, who has had so severe an attack of infiamma- tory rheumatism as to confine him to his bed for nearly week. has so far improved as to be able to walk about
 the house.
 Mrs. Clark of Ansonia is the com mencement guest of Mrs. c. Berry Peets of Orange street.
 l Miss Madeline Zacher of Branford has for her guest Miss Bertha Barden of college.
 Miss Harriette Moseley came home from her school near Boston the same day that her parents, MT. and Mrs W. H. Moseley. arrived at the New Haven
 house from their European trip. Mrs. Jennie Chatfie!d oS Ansonia is the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. W. Chat field on Chestnut Tree hill, Oxford, for a few days.
 The date of tha a1dermanic banquet
 has been sent for July and the place the Momauguin. The members of the present board of the board of 1903-03 WILL SdlIel llG leSllNS anu tell each other what a grand thing it is to be city father. Mayor Studley and other prominent city officials will at tend and the toast list will be a good one. Mrs. George F. Newcomb of York Square has as her commencement guests the Misses Stauffer of Reading, Pa. They came to attend commence ment, their brother, Rudolph Stauffer, graduating from the academic depart ment and being in one of the oration contests. He is also a member of the Banjo club. Another brother graduat- ed in 1898. MT. Stauffer senior is also here at his sons graduation. He is a prominent lawyer in Reading. The party will attend the yale-Harvard boat race to-day at New London, and will leave for their home on Friday. Mrs. F. B. Gates and daughters, Misses Alice and Nina Gates, will leave the latter part of this week for two weeks visit in Erie, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Conway and family have gone to their Cosey
 Beach home for the summer.
 Next Sunday Edward Thorstenberg of
 Yale will preach at Thabor Swedish church, both morning and evening. The
 pastor, Rev. K. A. Martin, will preach