The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-11-02

Elsewhere.
Osborne A. Day, attorney-at-law, has
opened an Office for the practice of his
profession in room S1s First National
bank building. AZ Church street.
Among the many weddings of last
week was that of Miss Alice Lueretia
Rawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Rawson, and William Herbert
Thompson, which took place Saturday
afternoon at Grace Episcopal church in
Hemden. Owing to the recent death Of
the groon's father the wedding was
private, only the immediate relatives
being present. Rev. Mr.. Cooley per-
I formed the ceremony The bride was
prettily gowned in white silk MULE over
taffeta and was unattended. Mr.. War
ner of Centeryille played the wedding
march.
Henry L. Hotchkiss yesterday issued
Invitations to the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Trowbridge
Hotchkiss, and Carl Brandes Ely Of Al
toona. Pa, which viii take place in
Center church Tuesday afternoon, No
vember Is, at 4 o'clock. A reception
will follow at 4:SO at the brides home,
55 Hillhouse avenue.
Edward P. Judd yesterday purchased
some property on Cottage street from
the estate Of Jeanette e. Kennedy and
from Charles W. Kennedy, as conser-
vator.
John William Thompson will be nom
mated by the democrats in East Ha-
wen for state and town representative.
A very pleasant Halloween party
was given at the home of jeremiah
Bertrand Of 121 Howe street last sat
urday. Games suitable for the occa-
sion were played, and supper was serv-
ed at midnight. Those present We're:
Misses Helen Coulter, Catherine Sullf-
Ivan, Andrea Dickerman, Florence Har-
rison, Mae Mersick, Margaret Crowley,
Anna Hooghkirk, Louis Denniger,
Charles Ledin, Edward Wheeler, Her
bert Patrick, and jeremiah Bertrand.
Mrs. Ida Thompson, who has been
a domestic in the family of Lyman Al.
Granniss for the last fifteen years, has
taken up her residence at Lighthouse
Point.
Mrs. I. T. Day Of Westport, Conn.,,
who was in town for the meeting of
the Daughters Of the Founders and
4 Patriots Of America, has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. "A. B. Hall Of
Sc Howe street.
D The Elmwood society gave a HalloW-
Teen reception at Lenox hall Monday
evening at which there were about 100
couples present. w ]. Phelan and
James Legg had charge of the affair.
/ All of the local councils Of knights
i Of Columbus have united for the pur-
pose of giving grand carnival at Mu-
Isle hall. January %, 80 and 81.
Lansing Lewis sailed saturday from
Boston on the steamer Romano Of the
White Star line, for Naples. Mr.. Lewis
will travel extensively in Italy.
Cameron Beach Waterman ofkDetroit,
graduate Of Yale law school now of
Detroit, was admitted to the practice
of law by Judge g. w. Wheeler in the
lcivil superior court yesterday. He
tpassed the bar examinations last June.
4 One of the prettiest of the Halloween
parties Monday evening was that given
by the /. +. q. society at the home of
Miss Edith Stow Of TrumbulI street
The guests numbered about fifty, many
of them being teachers of the Board
man school. The others were all sem
Tors of the school. The house was very
prettily decorated and the games play
Led were those sacred to Halloween
/ night. The members of the I. T. q.
4 society are noted for their hospitality,
and Monday night they added new lus-
tier to their fame in that direction.
! Century council, No. z, AL o. u. M,
I West Haven, win give minstrel show
and dance at the town hall Tuesday
Ievening, November Is, and the affair
will be assisted by the Century Mando-
lin and Glee club.
A meeting of the Paint and Clay club
will be held some time during the
month at which the annual spring ex-
l.ibit will be discussed. Last springs
exhibit was a marked success, but the
members of the club hope to make that
of next year a record breaker.
The +. @. ]. society of this city, now
marking its thirty second years exist
ence, has leased a suite of rooms in
LIZ N<OAAt%SsNslAIdl slodNAiISo sDdtlh
ing on Church street The officers are:
Jacob Captain, president; Joseph e.
Levy, recording secretary; Philip Barr.
treasurer; Sol Keane. financial secre-
ltary.
A very successful Halloween dance
was given in the Colonial Inn Monday
tevening by a part of West Haven
young people. The guests were attired
as ghosts. During the first part of the
evening various Halloween games were
played, and an old witch told fortunes.
Following this dance was given.
Those present included Misses Lulu
Allen, Flora Alling, Mabel otterson,
Pauline Newton, May Hayes, Anna
Ferry, Grace Spreyer, Edith O'Neill,
Theresa Bailey, Esther Holbrook, and
Esther Mansfield, Paul Eckle, John
Eckle, George Humphrey, Joseph War
lner, Paul Smith, Thomas Thompson,
Robert Bush, Stanley squires, Il. %.
Jones, Leslie Hurlburt, John Thomas,
Robert Seeley, and others.