The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-20

Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 MISS Eugenia Ives of 25s State street has been visiting her cousin In Glastonbury, and attending the Hlgh school graduation exercises there.
 Miss Sophie Hamersley of Hartford, who has been travelling in England since last February, reached home on Saturday.
 Insurance Commissioner Theron Up- son and Mrs. Upson have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Brown at West Haven for few days.
 A dinner will be given to Professor George T. Ladd of Yale university at the Tontine hotel next Saturday even ing. Professor Ladd is about to sever his connection with the university aft CT twenty-five years of service and the dinner will be given by the graduates who have studied under him.
 w. l.. Carter, Yale 1907, has been pre- sented with loving cup by the Fresh man Glee club, and G. c. Futile, lsO1' with a silver cigarette case by the Freshman Banjo and Mandolin club.
 The following men have been elected officers of the Pale Dramatic associa- tion for next year: President J. A. Stevenson, 1906; manager, I. s. Hall, 1906; secretary, c. K. Brooks, 1906; vice president, F. L. Daniels, 1907; treasurer, A. c. Brown, 1907. .....
 At a meeting of the Princeton Base ball team, held on Saturday evening" < 0asa ir 1Q0k elected captain for next year. Reid caught on the 1903 team and played third base on the 1904 team. During the present sea- son he has been playing short stop
 The seventh triennial reunion of the descendants of Uzziel and Clarissa Adams Q765 to 1825) has been announc- ed for Wednesday, September 27. The president, H. M. Adams of Warehouse Point, vice president, Mrs. Frances Adams of Wethersfield, and secretary, Miss Eveline M. Barber of East Wind sor, are arranging the preliminaries, and there is a prospect of an unusual ly pleasant gathering. The rendez- vcus is at Mrs. Maria Adams Havens' residence at South Wethersfeld, only a few rods from the old homestead, where at present four generations reside. Three years ago the number to about sixty occupied Grange Hall, Wethers- field for the day, but this year the de- sire to assemble nearer the old nomc- stead has prevailed. Four deaths nave occurred during the past four years, all adults. The only surviving aunt at present is eighty-eight years old, and the youngest member in this lineage is one week old. t MT, and Mrs. Eli Manchester gave an at home reception last evening from 8 to il o'clock, at 29 Rosette street.
 The Clinton baseball team played with the Morgan team at the M. A. A. field Saturday afternoon. Morgan won with score of to 4.
 Miss Bertha Street, Miss Emmeline Street, Miss Marion Nichols and Miss Eudora Curtis, all members of the graduating class at Vassar, returned nome last week and are now busy making plans for the summer. Miss Emmeline Street expects to go abroad some time in August, and will not re- turn until next year.
 Albert P. Stevens and Miss Katherine Callahan were married yesterday after noon in Branford at 3 o'clock. A re- ception was held last evening at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. John F. Reilly, in East Main street.. They will leave for wedding tour later.
 Mrs. Leffiingwen and son Harold, of Smith street, West Haven, have return ed from their visit with relatives in Brooklyn, IN. Y. :4~ @
 MT. and Mrs A. N. Fullerton of First avenue, West Haven, have left for a few days pleasure trip, which they will spend with relatives in Springfield and Petersham, Mass. ..:.-
 MT. and Mrs. Redfield of Madison are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Rhodes of Campbell avenue.
 Mrs. Davidson, who has been spend- ing several weeks travelling in Europe, is the guest for few days of her sis ter, Mrs. Elmer E. somers in West Ha- ven. --s
 The Sunday school picnic of the Con- gregational church, West. Haven, will be held Wednesday, June 21, at Pico
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