The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
PRETTY "AP HOME" GIVEN BK
 MR. AND HRS. COCHRAN.

Out-Cards Out for Marriage of Miss sertrude Higgins and John c. Will
 iams-A Pretty Church Wedding.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cochran were
 lat home" to their friends at very
 pretty reception at their home on Ex- lchange street Wednesday evening.
 Their marriage a month ago was a
 quiet family affair and so eager were itheir many friends to meet and greet
 the bride and groom this reception was
 planned. Under a graceful arch of
 ferns surmounted by white ribbons
 stood the receiving party. The bride in
 a dainty creation of blue and white
 satin foulard with trimmings of white satin was assisted in receiving by sew leral members of her Sunday school
 class of the East Pearl street M. E. ichurch. The young ladies who were at
 tired in pretty whit egowns were Misses
 Bernice Simmons, Ethel Parker. Leila
 Smith, Helen Cooke, Florence Beers, Airline Simmons of Somerset, Mass,
 little Miss Eleanor Bishop, who was an Iattendant of the bride at the wedding,
 and Mrs. William F. Bishop. the brides
 sister, who composed the receiving par I ty. The guests were ushered to the
 bridal arch by two brothers of Mrs.
 Cochran. Sweet peas in many tints,
 pansies and golden yellow blossoms
 were daintily arranged in the decora- ton of the reception room. During
 the evening photographic, vocal and
 piano music enlivened the party and dancing was enjoyed. The gifts receiv- l ed were of rare beauty and of unusual number, including handsom epieces of furniture, pictures, vases, china, silver land cut glass. An immense punch
 bowl and glasses were presented by the
 Sunday school class. Some of the call-
 ers were Rev. Dr. Brown of the Pres
 byterian church, Miss Grace Brown,
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Cochran, MT. and
 Mrs Charles L. Way. MT. and Mrs. w.
 E. Bishop, Mir. and Mrs. E. H. R.
 Teeter, MT. and Mrs. William Finister,
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Lord, MT. and Mrs.
 Henry Barnes, Mrs. Kittie Browning,
 Miss Helen Johnson. and Misses Mabel
 Hallinger and Sarah Evans of Seymour.
 Miss Mabel Staples of New Britain is lthe guest of Mrs. E. F. Johnson of
 Blatchley avenue,
 l Alexander Dupins has sold his busi-
 ness at B East Grand avenue, consist- ling of a news stand, restaurant, com lfectionery, etc, to Charles Grosvenor, | wh ois at present station agent at the
 Fair Haven railroad station. MT. lGrosvgenor will take charge of the bus liness on Monday and will shortly sever l his connection with the railroad. MT.
 Dupins has not formed any plans for fthe future.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss lGertrude Eugenia Higgins, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. Henry o. Higgins, to John Charles Williams, Sheffield scien- itifc school, 1904, which will be solemn- Iized in the Grand avenue Congrega- ltional church Wednesday evening, Au- lgust 10, at T:30 o'clock. After the cere-
 mony, which will be performed by the
 Rev. I. A. Sheath, a reception will be lheId at the home of the brides parents, 152 Exchange street.
 As one of the Montowese cars was passing through East Grand avenue, "Wednesday evening the trolley became lentangled in some crosswires and be- | fore the car could be stopped the troll Hey poles on each side of the street were bent almost to an angle of 30 degrees. Workmen removed the poles yesterday.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized at lSt. Francis church Wednesday morn- ling at Il o'clock when Miss Katherine lNcEnroe and John Farrell were united in marriage by Father Kennedy in the lpresence of a large number of friends. The bride was attired in white silk lawn with a large white picture hat and carried a shower bouquet of white sweet peas. The maid of honor was Miss
 Rose McEnroe, a sister of the bride. who was dressed in a dainty white lgown with large black hat and carried lpink sweet peas. Joseph Purcell acted | as best man. The usual wedding marches were played by Miss Teresa Rohan. Following the ceremony a re- lception was held at the residence of Mrs. Thomas McEnroe, 131 Saltonstall avenue. The out of town guests in lcluded Mrs Michael Kane, Mrs. James
 Dalton and Thomas Grace of New Britt ain. MT. and Mrs. Farrell left for a tour to Boston and New York. The brides travelling gown was of gray mixture with hat to match. On their return they will reside at 71 Pine street.
 The East Side ball team will cross bats with the East Haven ball team on
 East Haven green at 3:30 next Satur- lday afternoon. The battery for the
 East Sides will be Puhl and Holiday and a snappy game is expected. All who like ball should attend as Man lager Clark has been working the East 1 Side men hard at all practice games. Captain Samuel H. Borst of steamer No. is critically i'll at his home, 40
 Exchange street with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Borst, who had gone to the coun- | try for few weeks stay, has cut short her vacation and returned home.
 Richard Fahy of Fillmore street is critically i'll with typhoid fever. MT. and Mrs. B. H. Greene of Bridge part are visiting MT. and Mrs. BurweIl of Quinnipiac avenue.
 l Joseph Bray and wife of St. Louis,
 Mo-, are visiting Mrs. Lester Mallory of Lexington avenue. "@I