The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Dutton left Mon- day for q few weeks trip through the south. They are 10 spend some time in Savannah, c.
 The goods of the Rev. MT. Winans were moved yesterday from his house in Westville by Henry Small. MT. Wi mans goes to Riverhead, L. 1. Ihe Rev. Mr. Gillies will succeed him.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Clarence Bacon, Of Branford, returned home from the south Saturday night. ;
 Next Friday MT. and Mrs. Charles Canada will celebrate their silver Wed- ! ding at their home on Fitch street. 1 The Ross family moved from New Haven to their old home on East Main street, Branford, Monday.
 l Miss Louise Todd, of Alden avenue, and Mrs. Percy Greist, of Willard ave- nue, will hold a reception next Friday at the home of Mrs. Greist.
 MT. James Moore, of Westville, who l has been studying at the New York College of Pharmacy, has returned 1 home after having passed a most suc- cessful examination, and taken high standing at the college. The many friends of MT. Moore are pleased at his | success,
 l At the fair of the St. Aloysius T. A. E. society in Music Hall Monday night J. E. McGann was voted the most pop ular presiding officer over any lodge in the city. He received S53 votes. MT. McGann is the ruler of the Elks. Thomas Bradley of Beacon Lodge, New England Order of Protection, was sec- ond with 449 votes. A handsome medal will be given to MT. McGann. : | MT. Andrew Carmichael, of the Greist Manufacturing company, a toolmaker l by trade, will leave June Sth for an ex- tended trip to Europe, in which he will { visit England, Ireland, Scotland, Ger many and France. It is his intention i to visit some of the large manufactur- ing places in the same line of which he is familiar here. {, He expects to be gone. about two months. MT. Carmichael re- sides at 914 State street.
 Mrs. James Rogers. of Branford, re- l turned from New York Monday, much improved in health. :.
 This evening occurs the entertain ment to be given by Miss May Bradley for the parsonage fund of the Westville Congregational church. The entertain ment should prove quite interesting, as local talent will appear. :
 Miss Gussie Daskam, of Shelton avenue, entertained some of her school friends at her home Monday evening. Those present were Miss Shaler, Miss Fenn. Miss Hoyt, Miss Scudder, and Messrs. Graham, Waters, Dowd and Duptton. Miss Morse of Hartford, who is the guest of Miss Daskam, rendered several vocal selections in a very pleasing manner and MT. Graham gave several selections on the flute, which were much enjoyed. Miss Morse is to return to her home in. Hartford tomorrow. She has made many friends during her short visit in the city. ..:
 Mrs Edward J. Mountain, of Butte City, Montana, who was formerly Miss Catherine Moore, is in this city making a visit with her parents at IA George street. Mrs. Mountain has not visited this city before in four or five years
 This morning at 7;15 will occur the wedding of RichardC. schappa, of Fair Haven, and Misse Margaret Reidy, of 357 Washington 0averue, at Sacred Heart church. Father, McKeon will Of flciate. aa.n: f.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lamson Brown, of Whitney avenue, will go to Oakland, Cal, in June for a trip.
 The men of St James P. E. church will hold their annual poultry party to- morrow (Thursday) evening in the church parlors, supper being served from 6:S0 to 9 o'clock.
 William Eustis, of Chicago. is the guest of Robert Weiser, of Edgewood avenue. --..-, .. .....,
 Miss Agnes Smith is arranging a subscription dance at the Country club, to be given on the evening of May 1. f4s,
 Mir. and Mrs. George Chamberlain, of Orchard street,Aare to move the first ot May to Lawrence street.
 This afternoon will occur the wed- ding of Miss Annie Laura Booth, oi Bridgeport, and MT. Frederick Gris- wold Gilbert, of this city. MT. Gilbert is the son of John Gilbert, of the firm of Gilbert & Co.,, and has been an ac- tive member of the firm for some time Miss Booth is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. James North Booth, and is pop. ular young lady of Bridgeport. The wedding will take place in the Park Congregational church in Bridgeport al i, 5 D. m.
 Miss Ella U. sturdevant, of Wilkes. Barre, Pa., is the guest of Mrs. W. L Phillips, of Orange street.
 Mrs. Walter Seaver of Edgehill road is at Atlantic City spending week ol two.
 Father Clyne, of Taftville, returned Sunday evening to Milford, the home oi the Connecticut Apostalste, and Fath' CT Downes left Taftville Monday morn. ing for New Haven, to join Father: McGivney and Dolan, also af the Mis-. sion Band. who are giving two weeks mission there.
 The twentyninth nniversary of Co, lumbit Lodge, No. 15, I. o. OF, was celebrated last night after the regular business meeting A short business meeting opened the evening. Music games, speechmaking and feasting fol lowed. The ladies in charge of tht arrangements were Mrs. F. Von Beren chairman; Mrs. c. Henze, Mrs. M No way, Mrs. J. Froelich, Mrs. J. Schae Mrs. w. c, Wurtemburg gave larg, -l T.