The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-16

at the home Of Mrs. clifford Booth Of WhaIley avenue.
 The entertainment benefit in Clinton Wednesday evening in Aiason's hall was not very well attended, owing to the weather conditions. Mrs. J. Hszle- ton Peck gave a stirring address on Craftsmanship" The Brass quartette did exceptionally well, as did Wyckoft's orchestra
 Miss Sarah Kinney, state regent of the D. A. R., was the guest of honor at q reception given Wednesday by the members Of the Faith Trumbull chapter Of Norwich. Mrs. Kinney also address ed meeting of the Indian association there Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer D. Sawyer of Boston are being entertained by Dr. Horatio ". Parker and Mrs. Parker during their stay in the city. Mrs. Saw yer was one of the soloists at the concert of the oratorio society in Wool sey hall last evening.
 Miss Beth Ensign celebated her ninth birthday Tuesday afternoon at the home of her grandfather, A. N. Ensign, of Washington avenue. A number of friends assisted in making the occasion an enjoyous one, among the number being the Misses Esther Coe, Vivian Etheridge. Esther Augur, Masters Douglass Coe. Albert Knox, Franklin Clark and Reginald Phillips. Miss Louise Smith, of Westport, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Bessie Hunevan, of York street.
 The Young Ladies Physical Culture class meets this evening and Monday evening, which ends the fall term. The mid-winter term opens Tuesday, Jan uary 5, 1905.
 A very successful sale of needle work and cake was held in the parish house of Christ church, West Haven, Wednes day afternoon. A goodly sum was re. alized and will be devoted to the re- decoration of the church.
 Mrs. Alfred Miles will be the hostess for the Friday Afternoon Whist club to-day at her home on Elm street, West l Haven.
 Some members of Christ church par ish, West Haven, expect to attend the reception to be rendered Rev. Arthur s. Lloyd, D. D., secretary Of the board of missions of the Episcopal church, New Haven, Saturday evening. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver delight fully entertained the Wednesday Even. l ing Whist club at their home in Camp bell avenue, West Haven, Wednesday, evening. About twenty were present. Mr ond AH.s fst, ,a ,lao T i,,de1nxy a,,. tertained Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. George T. Birks, MT. and Mrs. l w. H. Austin and MT, and Mrs. George Whitney. Whist was enjoyed followed by musicale.
 l At the recent fair which the Hook and Ladder Co, No, ?, and the Ladies' auxiliary held at their quarters on Sec ond avenue, West Haven, STA was cleared. The committee who have work, ed for this bazaar are very much pleased with the patronage they re ceived.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Schneider, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Schneider, and Herman Charles Ertelt was solemnized Wednes day evening at thehome of the bride in Ashmun street by Rev. John H. Timm.
 l A supper was given Wednesday in the church parlors by the ladies of the Congregational church, West Haven, The sale was for the fund for the pur- chase of a new carpet for the chapel. After the supper a musical entertain, ment was given under the direction of Miss Marguerite Graham and Miss Mu- l riel Beckwith
 MT. and Mrs. o. Gosch of P Wood land street announce the engagement ] of their daughter, Miss Frieda M. lGosch, to A. H. Rin1ler.
 Miss Alice Florence Weyman, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Wey- man. was married to Carl Frank of this city, at their home. on Admiral street Wednesday. The ceremony was performed beneath an arch of palms land running pine, and Rev. MT. Cor don, of the Olivet Baptist church, was the officiating clergyman. The bride wore gown of French muslin and car ried a large bouquet of white roses. She wore orange blossoms in her hair and a long wedding veil. Her attendant was her cousin Mrs. Alice Delaney, and Steven Russell of this city was the best man. The house was decorated with palms and white lilies. About fifty guests, intimate friends of the families, were present and a number of very beautiful wedding gifts were received. Miss Ruth Sands played the wedding march. MT and Mrs. Frank left "wednesday night for wedding trip through New York state, and will re turn in about three weeks. They will make their home at 38 Admiral street.
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