The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-22

W CQuCS0cJ dLNCAl+oOAAS All NAAN of their daughter, Mertie Adele. to John Cuddeback Davis of Seneca Falls, N. '. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. William w. McLane of Plymouth church, only immediate relatives and a few friends being present. MT. and Mrs. Davis are taking an extended southern trip. and upon their return will be at home at 9S State street. Seneca Falls, N. Y.
 Manlon Henry Marlin and Mrs. Roger Sherman White will give large recep- tion next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Mariin's home on Temple street.
 The Phoenix club of West Haven will entertain their lady friends at the club house this evening. They have prepar- ed delightful programme. Miss Haley and MT. Smith will sing a duet. Mrs. Francis Heath Eaton, who formerly re- sided in West Haven. will sing several solos. Dwight Chamberlain, bass, will also render solos. The quartet Of the Grand avenue Congregational church will sing. Also the Phoenix male quar- tette. Arthur Perkins will also enter tain. A buffet luncheon will be served. The ladies are anticipating a delightful evening at the first ladies' night of the club
 l The engagement is announced of Miss Zina May Howard of 577 Winthrop ave- nue to L. Eugene Fuller of this city Both are well known in New Haven, having many warm friends who wish the young couple much happiness.
 Walter Hyland, formerly of Meriden has decided to make his future home in New Haven. His coming is an acquisi- 1 ton to musical circles, he being bass singer of note and holding a position as soloist in one of the prominent churches of Meriden
 Guy H. Baldwin of Fountain street is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 All contributions of food for the SUD- per to be served at the kirlness of St. Patriek's Guild at Music hall Saturday evening must be left with Mrs. Crowley of St. John street Saturday morning. The kirmess promises to be a great suc- cess.
 James Thompson of Waterbury is visiting John Farley of Whalley ave- nue.
 Mrs. M. J. Cavanagh and son Russell, | of New York. are visitors at the home of Colonel and Mrs. Timothy F. Calla- han.
 Miss Charlotte Luddington, bookkeep- CT for M. P. Rice in Branford, is enjoy ing a months vacation while improve ments are being made at the new office.
 Much anxiety is felt over the where about of William Dean of Jewell street, Westville, who has been absent from his home since Saturday night. He has not been seen by anyone in the village since that time. and numerous inquiries to the local and New Haven police have 1 failed to reveal anything concerning him.
 Mrs. Emily Moore was visited by members of Harmony chapter, o. E. S, Wednesday night. It was her seventy second birthday. The visitors presented her with hall lamp and a silk um- brella, William S. Ward and Wallace o. Camp making the presentation speech es. Luncheon followed.
 Rev. I. A. Marsland. pastor of the Methodist church in West Haven, has accepted call in Derby. Conn.,. to the M. b. church of that city, but will not leave West Haven until he has complet- l ed his year, which will be in April MT Marsland has filed his place very ac- ceptably, and his parishmen will be sorry to have him go elsewhere, but il he considers it for his best interests tc do so, they will wish him success in his new feld
 The Twentieth Century Whist clut will meet with Mrs. George S. Pond oi Branford on Milford avenue this after noon for a bundle whist.
 The Kalmathean club of West Haver will meet this afternoon at the resi-. dence of Mrs. Clarence L. Clark. Chair. man for the afternoon, Mrs. Franl Kimberly. has a paper on Russian Music'' Illustrated with music by hel sister. Miss Georgia Kelsey of New York, who is very fine musician. Tht members Of the club will invite on, guest to enjoy the afternoon, wlicl
 promises to be one Of exceeding pleas
 ure.
 Miss Nellie Butterfield of Grand ave nue has recovered from the slight in juries sustained in her arm in a sleigh
 ing accident near East Rock last Fri
 day evening.
 At the annual meeting Of the ladies sewing circle of the Baptist church
 Branford. held on Wednesday after noon, the following officers were elected for next year: Mrs. Julia Flanders president; Mrs. Julia Barker, vice pres ident: Mrs. Emily Fowler, secretar, and treasurer. to succeed Miss Hen
 rietta Hubbard. resigned. A vote o
 thanks was extended to Miss Hubbar, for her long and efficient service. Mis- Hubbard had been the society's secre
 tary and treasurer for fourteen years. Mrs. Frank Hyde of Washington ave nue. West Haevn. will entertain tn Friday Afternoon Whist club this week . In Branford Wednesday Mrs. Thoma J. Foote fell on the icy sidewalk ol
 Harrison avenue and suffered a badl
 fractured wrist.
 f A quiet home wedding on Monday
 January 25 will be that of Miss Mabe
 Benton Studley, daughter Of Mayo
 John P. Studley, to Charles Samue f Phelps of Meriden. The ceremony wi
 be performed at the home of the bride parents. and will be attended only b
 the members of the immediate families a The Rev. Dr. Ferris will perform tn ceremony. MT. Phelps is a graduate C
 Yale in the class of 1901 S. He is :, civil nnpinenr pounecte5 with tho r,