The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-20


 Helen Floyd. Messrs. Bruce Gebhardt, Heberger and Myers.
 MT. and Mrs. Hoffmeister have nov ed from Ricard street to Campbell .avenue. West Haven.
 { The annual promenade of the Board man seniors to be given in Harmonic hall tonight, promises to be a very brilliant High school happening. The arrangements are in. the hands of a committee headed by Lee Wilson. AL bert Williams orchestra will play.
 Miss Carrie Baldwin of Park street. lis the guest of Miss Susie Cleaton of Portsmouth, Va. Miss Cleaton is a niece or Mrs. W. T., Dill of this city.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mary Parmelee, daughter of Mrs. Henry S. Parmelee. of this city and Lieut. Worthington Lowe of the United States navy. which will take place at the home of the bride, 2S Hillhouse avenue, Thursday, June 2, at noon.
 Plans for Decoration day at the Pe- quot club house at Morris Cove. are lSD0C4dllN utHSIllQl =dllNl. llllo NC1J July eongenial social contingent will make merry in their accustomed fashon. Tn the afternoon the Pequot council will supervise a whist at which both gen. Itlemen and ladies will be privileged to play, an innovation as previously mat Iinee whists were for ladies only. The Inew rathskelle will be open for the first time that day. In the evening the young people will be given dance by Ithe Pequot association and the AL bert Williams orchestra will play.
 John Mcdonald of Branford is very ill with an attack of pneumonia.
 The Momauguin hotel was informally Iopened last night, a party of about 50 people, including a number of invited, giving a dinner party there. After din- Iner the guests enjoyed an informal dance for an hour or two. The Mo Imauguin will to,n now on repan open until the close of the season, although lthe formal opening, which VII probably be quite an elaborate affair, will not be held for some days yet. MT. George White manager of the Tontine hotel, Iwha has just leased the Momauguin, flor this year, will personally super- ivise it's management most of the time.
 Miss Mae Wilkinson, daughter of Mir. land Mrs. John Wilkinson and MT. Frederick Otis Palmer, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, were married "Wednesday evening at 6:90 o'clock in Ithe First Congregational church by Rev. N. J. Squires. The church was filled with relatives and friends and was decorated with apple blossoms. palms and hydrangeas. Charles Stor- lmont presided at the organ. The ush- lers were Messrs. Henry Andrea. John Stevenson, Archie Lester and Russell ECrane. Miss Mildred Bissell, cousin of lthe bride, acted as flower bearer and was prettily dressed in white muslin. IThe bridesmaids, also cousins of the bride were the Misses Ida and Flor lence Wilkinson, wearing white silk muslin and carrying large branches of lapple blossoms, tied with pink ribbon. They were followed by the maid of honor Miss Florence Humphrey, Igowned in pink silk null, carrying lpinlx carnations. The bride was charm ling in her dress of white French lawn lover white silk, trimmed with lace and Isatin ribbon, wearing a veil and car Irving a shower bouquet of bride roses. IThe bridal party were met at the all Itar by the groom and best man, James lTolles, jr. After the ceremony at the lchurch reception was held at the lhome of the bride which was attended Iby the relatives and intimate friends. lThe house decorations were apple blos- lsoms, laural and palms. Receiving with tthe bride and groom and bridal party lwere Mr and Mrs Wilkinson and MT. land Mrs Palmer. The dining room decorations were pink and green. Serv- ling in the dining room were the Misses lGertrude Crosby, Charlotte Hills, Mrs. Grace Palmer. and Miss Daisy Wat kins. The bridal presents were numer- l ous and handsome The brides going away gown was of gray cloth trimmed with green and gilt buttons with hat Ito match. After a wedding journey, Mir. and Mrs. Palmer will return to West Haven for few days before go- ling to their home in Bridgeport. where they have furnished apartments ready for housekeeping.
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