The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-12

Timm to Alfred Ogesen Wednesday night. The bride was attended by Miss Emma Perpente. and Paul Parck acted as best man.
 Mrs. Clifford Alling and two children, Frances and Myron, of South Norwalk, are visiting MT. filings parents on First avenue, West Haven. On Wednesday evening, June r, the ! commencement exercises will be held at Harmonic hall in Elm street near State street. for which cards of invitation have been issued by the teachers, the I Sisters of St. Dominick, and their pu- pills. At this affair Bishop Tierney and i other distinguished guests will be pres ent and splendid programme has been prepared.
 Friends of Attorney George A. Fay of Meriden are pleased to see him out again after several weeks illness. Mrs. Harry Lindsey of New York is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. James H. Macdonald of Norton street and her two pretty daughters, Misses Florence and Annie, will take their summer outing in Saratoga in midsummer.
 Dr. Fisher of New York is the. guest of Mir. and Mrs. Willis E. Miller of Or ange street. On Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. Miller gave a small din- ner at the Country club in honor of | their guest.
 | A reception was rendered to Henry E .Mozealous, the baritone of this city, in New York Tuesday night. It was given at West Ninety-second street by Edmund Russell and admirers, of Mir. Mozealous. The latter sang and several other artists participated in the programme which had been arranged.
 The Prospect Debating club met last {. evening with Walter Allen of Second avenue, West Haven.
 Rev. C. B. Pitblado of the Yalesville M. E. church has engaged passage on the steamer St. Paul of the American line that will sail from New York for Europe, Wednesday, July 1. w. G. Kinsford, R. P. Dunn and William Richards will sail on the same ship.
 Invitations have been sent out for the marriage of Miss Lillian Churchill to Homer Krepps Underwood of Pitts burg. The marriage will be solemnized at Short Beach chapel July 1. Miss Churchill is one of the charming young set of the. pretty little colony of Short Beach. MT. Underwood has also spent several summers at the beach.
 Joel Fox of Willimantic was in Nor wich Wednesday to attend the annual meeting of the Society of Founders of | Norwich of which he is the oldest mem- Der.
 A large class was confirmed by Bish- op Brewster at Trinity. church yester- day morning. The Rev. Henry B. Olm- stead, assistant at the Church of the Holy Apostle, New York; also the Rev. MT. Jackson of Christ church, East Haven, were ordained to the priest hood by the bishop of the diocese. The Rev. Dr. Paddock rector of the Church of the Holy Apostle, preached the or dination sermon. At the close of the services luncheon was served at the recto:y | One of the early July weddings In this city will be that of Miss Anna L. Fish CT of Putnam street and Levern E. 1 Kendrick.
 l Governor Chamberlain has sent to the senate the nomination of Charles R. Hathaway of Manchester to be tenn porary examiner of public records for two years from July 1, 1903. MT. Hath away was formerly county commits sioner. The office is a new one. The salary is $1,000 year.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Randall of New York city have rented Linden at Short Beach for three months.
 , MT. and Mrs T. E. Norton will en- certain the Wednesday Whist club of which they are members, at their cot tage, White Wings, Morris Cove, this twenty-four members of the club who will go down for supper and whist, re- turning late in the evening by trolley.
 William Corves, an employe of the Bradley & Hubbard company, Meriden; B. F. Barnes, formerly a resident of that city, and William Garlick the Mer- iden ice dealer, will leave for Hins- dale, Col, June 20, in the interests of the Connecticut-C Colorado Mining com pany, company made up largely of Meriden men, which has purchased gold mine near Hinsdale.
 Charles Rourke and Gertrude Costello were married Wednesday at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Father Fitzgerald l officiating They left on the 1:45 train