The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-03
3pend considerable time there this sum-

spend considerable time there this sum-
 mer.
 Fritz Meyer, the tenor soloist of Trim
 ity church, sang at a house party ir
 New York, Memorial day.
 The Original Nine association will
 meet next Sunday at the home of Au- gust Ockert on Nash street.
 Cards are out announcing the ap-
 preaching marriage of Leah Edna
 daughter of MT. and Mrs: Levi P. Cur
 tis of Woodbury, to Harry Austin Con-
 her of Waterbury. This wedding
 will take place in Woodbury Wednes-
 day afternoon, June 1T, at o'clock MT. Conner one of the best known
 of the younger set in Waterbury and
 enjoys wide popularity. He is a
 son of George E. Conner, the proprie- tor of the New Haven & Waterbury
 express, and for the past six years
 has been head bookkeeeper at the Wa
 terbury headquarters of the: Ma tional Biscuit company. He was one of the
 most prominent members of the Wa terbury Wheel club and an enthusias- tic patron of athletics. At Monday nights, meeting of Win throp castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle, George T. Hewlett was agree ably surprised when he was the re- cipient of a fine charm for a fob chain. It, is a golden eagle, the official em- blem of the order. The presentation speech was made bylPat. Chief .Wynne.
 MT. Hewlett, although greatly sur
 prised, expressed his gratitude and thanked the members of the castle for their thoughtfulness. The present was
 made as a token of the efficient work
 done by MT. Hewlett in behalf of the order. MT. and Mrs. Jesse D. Welch of
 Chapel street, with MT. and Mrs.
 Minott Wallace, spent Memorial day and Sunday at their cottage, the
 Aldersea. at Short Beach. l, Joseph Y. Stetson of Westville, father of Dr. Stetson, has returned from a visit to southington. MT. Stetson spent Decoration day with an old friend. Dr. and Mrs. Sars have been enter taining at their home on Center street, West Haven, MT. and MT. F. D. Hol- lister and Miss Jessie Hollister of Brooklyn.
 Ernest Gerken of the Westville house delightfully."- entertained party on
 Decoration day at his Mount Carmel farm. MT. and Mrs. George Tyler are at their cottage on Beach street, West Ha- ven. The last of June they will be joined by their daughter and husband,
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Kearney. .ss o. M. Shepard, who has just been promoted to the position of, general .su- erfntendeIt of the Consolidated road, was given very enthusiastic greeting at Union league Monday evening by many old friends who were glad indeed to have the opportunity to welcome him
 back to New Haven. MT. Shepard is very much pleased to again become resident of New Haven, where he
 has a host of close personal friends. Leonard c. Smith of New York has
 rented the cottage of William Thomp-
 son on Greenwoods road, Norfolk, for
 the season and, will probably occupy it
 about July 1.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Camp have ar
 ranged to leave for the Sheldon house,
 Pine Orchard, about July 1, to remain for the summer. -. Mir. and Mrs. William H. Yeomans of Columbia leave on Saturday for
 Franklin, Pa, to attend the marriage
 of their son, Howard William Yeonnans
 of Cleveland, O., and Miss Mary Louise
 Mitchell of Franklin, which will be celebrated at the First Presbyterian
 church in Franklin, Pa, on Tuesday, June g. I-
 One of the coming June weddings is that of Miss Teresa Moran and John F. Morrissey. Miss Moran, who was formerly with the Gamble Desmond company, is now in the Edward Malley office. Both have large number of friends. .'2 Mrs. William Sheffield .Cowles, Shef- field Cowles and Walter Cowles, son and nephew of Mrs Cow1es, arrived in Pennington Monday.
 Invitations are out for the wedding of Assistant Secretary Edwin D. Monroe of the Y M, C. A., to Miss Mabel Hep- burn of Cottage street. The wedding will take place Tuesday. June 16, at the home of the bride. At high noon to-day the marriage of
 Miss Ann Rose D'Elia and Dr. Albert K. Boardman will be solemnized. A reception at the brides home on Chapel street will follow the ceremony.