The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-14

Walter Patterson, who has been visit ing for a week in South Norwalk, has returned to his home on Campbell ave
 nue. West Haven.
 In the Sunday New York Journal will appear full-page article about Miss
 Justine Ingersoll and her life among her
 monkeys and other pets. It will con-
 tain photographs of her as she appears
 feeding and tending these queer little
 animals, of which she is so fond and
 has such a choice variety.
 I The prize in the ''kickers'' contest at
 the golf links at Pine Orchard was won
 by c. s. Mersick. In playing off a tie
 with his nearest competitor MT. Mersick
 the contest by one hole, the score being
 19 to IS.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Wilcox, of the
 Bungalow. with party from the beach,
 are going to the camp at Mantle to- day, the guests of Governor Chamber i lain. .
 Miss Mary Mccarthy, of No. 5S9 East
 street, is spending months vacation
 at the home of Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Iitchfield. pr. Carle Henze returned home last
 Wednesday afternoon after an. extended
 tour abroad, where he completed his
 medical studies. -2 In the presence of only few inti-
 mate friends and relatives Miss Batrice l.. Barber, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arnold Barber, of Brooklyn, and Clarke E. Plat, formerly resident of Milford,
 but now of New York city, were united I in marriage in Milford Wednesday eve ming by Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt, rec
 tor of St. Peters church, at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Barnes, of Wharf street. The bridesmaid was Mrs. s. H. Gilbert, of New York city, and Joseph
 H. Barnes was best man. z.. The Sunday school connected with the
 Orange Congregational church enjoyed 1 its annual picnic at Woodmont Wednes-s tuesday,. There was a large attend ance and a fine dinner was part of the programme. Miss Clara E. Lennox, who has been l living in Meriden3fo for a short time, was lmarried on Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock to Horace J Ward, of Riverton.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev,
 George H. Ferris at the brides home,
 POI Winthrop avenue. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Williams, of Meriden, and the groomsman was Dr.. Horace Ward, nephew of the groom. Miss Lennox is well known in this city and in Meriden, being graduate of the New Haven Training School for Nurses, class of 1901, and spending much of her time since in her profession work in Meriden.
 The heads of departments of Sargent & Co. to the number of forty on We'd nesday night enjoyed an elaborate shore dinner at Cox's Surf house. Ex- Mayor J. B. Sargent, the head of the
 great firm, as well as his two sons, | Henry B. and E. R. Sargent, partici-
 pated in the affair and the utmost good nature prevailed throughout. After the dinner E. E. Lord was selected as toast master, and the following programme of toasts was proceeded with: Things to Think About, J. B. Sargent; Wood, l Would or Wouldn't" C. T. Smith; l How It Seems to Be Good" F. w..
 Fellows: Why, or Why Not" H. B. Sargent; "The Other Side w. H.
 Kirschner: Benefit of Shore Dinners l to Workingmen, J H. Shaw. The committee of arrangements, of which
  served praise for it's work. s.... .s Miss Etta Joyce and Miss Jennie Pen
 rose, of Jersey City, are spending
 couple of weeks with friends in this city
 One of the pleasantest of the sum- mer's events was the midsummer hop given at Brockett's Point pavilion last night.
 Mrs. F. T. Bradley and Mrs. Oscar Weed, of Milford, are guests of Mrs. c. W. Prann at her summer home in West
 brook. The Misses Edna and Irene Keeley, of Chicago, are guests of their aunt, Mrs. Samuel G. Buckmaster, of 2s9 Norton street.
 MT. and Mrs, Arthur Clark and their l daughter Madeleine, of this city, are the guests for few days of MT. and Mrs. William B. Clark at their home in Mill ! ford.
 Charles Noll, who has been employed in Albany all summer, has returned to this city and is with his relatives on Sylvan avenue.
 Mrs. Mary L. Bruce and daughter Ida, | of Wolcott street, went to Newtown yesterday afternoon for two weeks visitation.
 Mrs. H. s. Ellsworth and Miss Edna Gregg, of Hartford, are the guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Gregg, of Campbell ave-
 nue, West Haven Mrs. Prior, of Wallingford, is spend- | ing her vacation at Savin Rock Her daughter, Miss Katherine Prior, has re- turned to her home in Wallingford af- ter a pleasant stay.
 SOCIAL EVENTS AT WooDMoNT. A pleasant event of social nature Iamong the cottagers at Woodmont oc- cured at the Hotel Pembroke on We'd nesday evening. when an invitation whist party was given by Mrs. Gardner, of Bridgeport, who is a guest at the
 hotel, and also by the other ladies who are spending the summer at that popu- lar house. There was large attend ance of ladies and there were several fine prizes, which were purchased with the subscription money. E >@E Another charming affair occurred last evening, when Granville Goodsell of Rpt6 nnanad 1Sie, I, o,,.n G.. =