The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-25
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 Cards have been issued for the mar riage of Miss Rebecca Mccullough Darlington, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Darlington of Allegheny. Pennsylvania, to MT Louis Ezekiel Stoddard. of this city, The marriage will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday, the 9th of November, at Trinity church, Pitts burg. A reception will follow at the residence of the brides parents in AL legheny.
 Irving B. Klock of 65 Kensington street, is extremely ill, and little hope is felt for his recovery.
 Mrs. F. won Beren, who has been i'll for the last few weeks, is rapidly re- covering. Sunday Mrs. von Beren was able to enjoy a short drive.
 On next Friday evening Rev. Dr. William w. Leete will give the first of a series of lectures on England Scot land, France, Holland and Switzerland, with stereopticon views taken by him self. The lectures are free to all. A collection for expenses will be taken.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Bliss Walker announce the coming marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Mansfield, to Mir. David Currier, jr., on November 9.
 Hamden grange expects to have a sheet and pillow case social on October S1 William Mix, the master of the grange, and Mrs. Mix MT. and Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Collett, Miss Clinton, MT. and Mrs. Bates expect to be present.
 Arthur Glaesson of Meriden has pur- chased the Charles E. Lamb place at oY1fo aY17 e to make extensive improvements.
 Miss Louise French spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in this city. She has been in Europe and the east Mediterranean countries during the summer, returning to New York, where she resides, last week.
 Mr. and Mrs George H. Ives, of Mys- tic, Conn, have been spending the past few days with their nephew, William Foote, of Norton street.
 Mrs. Frederique R. Lewis and wife have returned from a weeks vacation fin New York state.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mansfield enter fained Saturday at their farm in Cheshire MT. and Mrs Walter c. Downes, Mrs. Burnell and Miss Rose Burnell, Mrs. Samuel Root and Mrs. Charles Downes of New Haven.
 Miss Fanny Crosby, the gifted sight less writer of hymns, spoke to a church thronged with parishioners and others at St. Andrews M D. church Sunday evening. She is an inspiring and elo- quent talker and filled the congrega- fion with enthusiasm. A part of the service which pleased her immensely was that the quartette sang so many of her favorite compositions Rev. pr. Hubbell was also present and aided in the service.
 A meeting of Queens daughters and the executive committee of the gentle men was held at St. Patrick's hall on Grand avenue last night.
 Mrs William T. Camp of 77 Hamil- : ton street has returned from New York where she attended the marriage of her cousin, James Moran, to Miss Carolyn Thompson She was also the guest of Judge and Mrs. Macs of Jersey City for a few days.
 A class of candidates will be initi- ated at the meeting of the Hamden grange tomorrow evening. A party of local business men will turn out to wit ness tho fun.
 Members of Sheffield lodge, K. of P, rendered to E. D. Cramer, master of exchequer, surprise party at his home on WhalIey avenue Saturday night. He was presented with stein by Louis E. Jacobs. There were present F. s, Upson, w s. Lewis, Walter Connor, William Langdon, E. Hotchkiss, F. L. Leonard, l.. M Tarr, George Keim Chancellor Commander Anmeta and F. l.. Covell
 Miss Elizabeth Landley of 219 Go lurnbus avenue left yesterday for a two months trip to St. Louis where she will visit with her uncle, John Lew |:
 Only the relatives and intimate friends were bidden to the wedding of Miss Mabel Pardee Marsh and Julian Freeman Horne, which took place at noon yesterday at the home of MT and Mrs w. W. Bronson of 12SS Chapel street, Rev Anson Phelps Stokes, jr. officiating. MT. and Mrs. Horne left for short wedding trip after which they will reside in Jamaica Plains, Mass.
 Miss Mattie Beach of Branford has returned from New Haven. Mrs Har- " Beach was removed to Grace hos