The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-09
.eek with Mir. Gilbert and fam ,-anfay street

home on Main street, West Haven last evening.
 Miss Bessie Manross was passenger on the steamship Mayflower which ar rived in Boston Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry D. Thompson of West Haven have returned rom their trip and are at their new honne on Washington avenue. II
 Saturday afternoon at the home or Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Messinger, STA DIX well avenue, Miss Evelyn Messinger and her cousin, Ruth Visel, entertain ed about twenty-five of her little frlenas at a cobweb party. A very pretty mu- sical programme was rendered as 1ol- lows: Piano duet, Irene and Charlotte Barton and Evelyn Messinger and Ruth ViseI; piano solo, Vera shepard; piano solo, Gladys Visel; piano solo,, Grace Visel; recitation, Gladys Visel; recita- tion, Ethel Welch. .-.
 Miss Lulu StockwelI and Miss Elsie Thompson of West Haven have return ed from their visit to Great Harrington:
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Holaday nave returned from a few weeks Nacatloh spent at Shell Beach. 1 Miss Nellie Lewis of West Haven re- turned Monday from a summer spent with her parents in Akron, N. Y.
 Thomas Collins will spend his vaca- ! tion in New York and Boston.
 Miss Willard of Main street, west Haven, is entertaining her cousin, MIS- Silliman of Cheshire.
 Miss Nellie o'Brien and Miss Kate Coyle have returned from their yaca- tion which was spent at Far Rockaway for the last two weeks. 3~s L
 MT. and Mrs. George Talman ana children of West Haven, who have been spending two months at Greensboro, Vt, returned home Saturday.
 The annual outing of the Ladies Sewing circle of the Baptist church, Branford, will be held with Harvey Shepard at the Fold, Shepard's Point, to-day. The party will leave on the 9:1S a. m. car. ssSss & s,as
 Miss Bessie Moore of West Haven | came back Monday from her summer vacation spent in Westbrook.
 | Miss Florence Hall of Stony Creek is I the guest of Mrs John Baker in Bran | ford. 5z=
 Mrs. V. T. Hammer and son of Bran 1 ford have returned home from Massa- chusetts, where they have spent the summer.
 Miss Mary Moore of West Haven has returned from her summer outing spent in Scotland, Conn. &
 W. S. Bell of Grove City, Pa, has announced the engagement of his l daughter Miss Florence Bell to Gil- bert Lowell of Plainfield, N. J. Miss Bell was graduated from Wellesley col lege in 1901 and will next May com I plete her course in the Hartford Theo- logical seminary. MT. Lowell is mem | Der of the class of 1900 at Yale, and was graduated from the Hartford sem- mary this year. Both Miss Bell and MT. Lowell have had the foreign mis- sion field in prospect for some time' and after their marriage, which will take place next summer, will probably go to China under the auspices of the Yale mission
 The marriage of Miss Laura Bird of Branford and William Grace of this city will be so1emnized at St. Mary's church, Branford, Wednesday morning
 Mrs. Glynn and sons, John and Mar tin, of West Haven, have returned from a weeks visit in Bridgeport. # {. Z Mrs. F. Lester Kimberly, Miss Fran ces E. Kimberly and Miss Marion M. Murphy of this city and Miss Blanche B. Wiele of Jersey City. who have been passing ten days with friends in Ports mouth, N. H., and have also been for a time at York Beach, Me, left there yesterday for a few days visit in Boston before returning to their homes While at Portsmouth many at homes and social events were given in honor of the young ladies, which were most il enjoyable. .,4sa u H -
 Mrs. George Palmer and daughter Alice, of West Haven, have returned from their visit to Waterbury.
 Mrs. Henry Averil1 of Montowese street left yesterday morning for Prov idenee, where she will attend the we'd ding of her cousin, Miss Clara Frances Gardiner, to Charles William Young on Thursday. Miss Gardiner has been a frequent guest in Branford. where she has many friends who wish for her joy and prosperity in her new life.
 Miss Susie Hutchinson of Brooklyn came up Saturday night and spent La bor day with her family at Sunset Beach. s@s s>.s5 1,s
 MT. and Mrs. George T. Burrell of this city have been spending the week with MT. and Mrs. George D. Keeler of South Main street, South Norwalk, and Mrs. J. F. Bryant of NorwallS, calling also upon friends at their old home in Stamford.
 Mrs Walter Lewis and daughters Dorothy and Mildren, of Hartford, are the guests of Mrs. Henry I. Barnes oi this city.
 George S. Pond and family returned to Branford from Indian Neck Saturday evening. Harry Pond, wife and baby left for their home in Brooklyn or :. Monday afternoon. Miss Anna E. Rogers of the State l Normal school is the guest of her un, cle, James E. Smith, and Miss Mabe ,l Hamilton, at the Hotel Hamilton, Nor. !, walk
 Harry and Edward Smith of Bran. ford have returned from a ten days stay in Maine and New Hampshire.
 The Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt, for. merly stationed in this city, are al Pine Grove, where they will spend two weeks at MT. Wyatt's cottage.