The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-06

nue, Flushing, l.. l., to Francis Gordon Brown, ir.. Yale 1901. son of Gordon Brown, ST., of New York. formerl ycf Flushing. Miss Bogert is a member Of the Badminton club and popular in SO eiety in New York and Flushing. Mr. Brown is one of the best known Yale men in the country. He was captain of the Yale football team m 1900. His mother was Miss Julia N. Tracy, sister of Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Ethel Brown. bookkeeper and cashier at Welch & Sons store on Campbell avenue. West Haven, resign ed her position Saturday. The clerks of the store presented Miss Brown with a handsome oak rocking chair. The gift was a surprise to Miss Brown. who greatly appreciated the kind thought which prompted the gift.
 i Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Adams entertain ed the Idle Hour Whist club last evening at their home on George street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Edward Gilbert will entertain a few friends at whist this afternoon at her home on Davenport avenue. Sev- eral West Haven ladies are included in the invitation.
 Victor Wickstram has returned to Branford from visit to his oh home in Finland. He left here with his fam fly nearly a year ago and enjoyed the trip very much. They will again take iup their residence in Branford.
 The Theta Epsilon society met last evening with Miss Lottie GJarley at her home on Washington avenue, West Ha- ven. The yonug laaies played whist. 1 The lat home" reception of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Seviera, whose marriage took place in New York city immeGi- ately before Lent, will be held at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. De Lacey of Exchange street, Fri | day evening.
 1 Miss Clara H. Fleetwood, who has been spending her Easter vacation at liner home in this city, has returned to her duties in the kindergarten depart ment of the Greenville schools at Nor wich.
 The regular whist and dance of the Young Men's Republican club will be held this evening. Play will begin promptly at S:15. Free refreshments will be served as usual with ice cream
 on sale
 Alexis Mcdonald of Union avenue,
 whi si connected by the Wright Carni- val company, starts to-day for San Antonio, Tex, where the company will
 begin its seasons work.
 Miss Mary Markwick Of Ansonia is the guest of Miss Flossie Richards of First avenue, West Haven.
 This evening Mrs Bartholomew will give her calico ball at Pythian hall Branford. The event is given as a re- lception to her New Haven and Bran. ford dancing classes, and promises to be
 a most enjoyable affair."
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Chamberlain oi 257 Humphrey street entertained the Ever Ready whist club last evening.
 Tomorrow evening will be a banner might for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Bran. ford when number of candidates vii be initiated, the work being performed by degree team from New Haven. 4 large delegation of visiting members i: Iexpected.
 1 Charles Chamberlain is spending hi:
 Easter vacation with his parents, MT land Mrs. Leroy Chamberlain of Mari lstreet, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. James Rogers of Bran ford Point, have for their guests Mis-
 Jessie Emmerick, New London; MT Stowell and Miss Stowell, New Haven
 Miss Elida Bedell, MT. Parsons. Andov CT college.
 l Miss Parmelee, daughter of U.
 Marshal Parmelee of Ansonia was ths lguest Monday evening of Miss Eugenis Bradley, Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank $. Bradley ol Branford are entertaining MT. and Mrs iC. M. Foster of Ludlow, Mass.