The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-05


 man high school have planned for an outing at the east shore next Wednes- day, June 10 and will end the days pleasure by hop at Hoyt's pavilion in the evening. A committee has been ap- pointed to make all arrangements, and, weather permitting, an ideal day will be passed.
 Mrs. Lanahan, of Washington, D. C., is visiting her mother, Mrs Deming Duer, of Whitney avenue, for a few days.
 Mrs. George B. Johnson, of Whitney avenue, arrived home Wednesday from "a three months trip abroad. She sail ed from Liverpool on the Cymra, of the White Star line.
 Mrs. George B. Wingood, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Freeman, of Wallingford, for three weeks, has returned to Guil- ford.
 Mrs. J. C. Coe, of West Haven, is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. L. w. Plumb, of Shelton. WithMrs. Coe are her sisters, Mrs. J. A. Coe, of Brockton, Mrs. A. H. Blakeman, of Stratford, and Mrs. $. G. Blakeman, of Shelton. Mrs. Robert N. Davis, who was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Butler, of Pearl street, Guilford, for a few weeks, has returned to her home 1 in this city.
 F. B. Brill has about completed his drug store on the corner of Main street and Union avenue, West Haven, and I tomorrow intends to open his store for business. This location is very desira- ble. MT. Brill has purchased the house adjoining and will make West Haven l his future home.
 } Dr. R. B. West, of Guilford, attended 1 the meeting of the New Haven County | Medical association in New Haven yes- terday.
 Mrs. F. B. Brill, of West Haven, who I has been sick for several weeks, is able l to be out again.
 Miss Mabel Davis, who was the guest
 of M. E. Cook. of Guilford, for few weeks, has returned to her home in | Springfield.
 | Many guests from New Haven were present in Hartford at the wedding of
 Miss Alice Parker Tallman, daughter ! of MT. and Mrs. James HaZelton Tall
 man, to Dr. Clifford Brewster Brainard,
 of Bristol The groom is a graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school, '94, and the Yale Medical school, '9S. The wed- l ding took place at the. home of the I brides father at o'clock Wednesday | evening, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, pastor of the Asylum Hill Congregational church. l The brides dress was of white crepe ! de chine. with duchesse lace and en- l broidered chiffon trimmings. She wore | a veil fastened with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of lilies of the l valley. A sister of the bride, Miss Marion G. Tallman, was maid of honor. She was gowned in cream lace over
 white chiffon, and carried bouquet of pink roses. The groom was attended
 by his brother, Dr. Irving. B. Brainard, of Bristol, a graduate of the Yale Med- | icaI school, 1902. The ushers were Dr. 1 David Fiske. of Chicago, and A. Will liam Sperry, of this city. After return | ing from their wedding trip Dr. and l Mrs. Brainard will live at No. 2 Garden I street. this city, where they will be at | home on the first and third Thursdays 1 in October.
 l The Grays will tender a banquet to Lieutenant W. Perry Curtis, who has just been retired from the compan's
 service.
 The Prospect Debating society met last evening with Walter Alling at his residence on Second avenue, West Ha- ven.
 l G. A. Mathews, jr., and Farnham
 Fox who recently became corporals,
 gave the men a spread on Wednesday
 night to celebrate the event. David F. Baldwin, of Second avenue, 1 West Haven, has sold his house toOtto
 Carlson, of Atlanta, Ga. l Miss Mayme F. Tolles, daughter of l w. Frank Tolles, of Huntsville, and ! Charles Edward Futile, son of MT. and
 Mrs. E. P. Futile, of New Britain, will
 be married in the Plantsville Congrega- l tional church Wednesday, June r, at
 D. m. Rev. c. B. F. Pease, pastor of the church, will tie the nuptial knot. The young couple will reside on Main street, l Plantsville.
 The Sunday schools of the First and | Third Congregational church in Guil- ford are making preparations for the
 observance of Children's day, which oc-
 CUTS on Sunday, June 14. Interesting
 programmes will be rendered at both l churches.
 Ms Walter E. Blake, of Middletown,
 who has been the guest of Mrs. Ken
 ney, of Third avenue, West Haven, en- tered Grace hospital yesterday to be- come a nurse.
 l R. McClair, of Kimberly avenue, has
 accepted position with D. M. Welch | 6. Son at their Campbell avenue store, | West Haven.
 Miss Gertrude Flower. of West Ha- 1,ap is i'll wifi malaria