The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-17
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 Interesting Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere.
 Miss Alice Forbish, daughter of Prof. Forbish of the Boardman manual train ing school, and George F. Holton of Westyille, were married at the brides home, 57 WhaIIey avenue, at Il o'clock yesterday. The ceremony was perform ed by the Rev. o. w. SnOdgrass of the Westyille M. E. church. There were no invitations issued, only the imme- diate families being present. The young people took the noon express for Bos- ton. After a two weeks honeymoon AIr. and Mrs. Holton will be at home to their many friends in Westville.
 Miss Susie c. Lasher left yesterday for Danbury where she will spend two weeks.
 James F. Cornell, night clerk in the local postoffice, left yesterday with his mother for two weeks vacation to be spent in the CatskilIs
 Mir. Borden Of Westville, who has been on cruise for the last week, re- turned home yesterday.
 Mir. Downs of Westville who has been visiting friends in New York, re- turned to his home on Central avenue yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Pond of this city were the guests of MT and Mrs. Call win s. Davis of Mantle over Sunday.
 Yesterday morning at S:3O in St. Johns R, c. church Father Ford unit ed in marriage Miss Mae Fender of 316 Davenport avenue and M. s. Sullivan of 21S West street. The bridesmaid was Miss Nellie T. Fender, sister of the bride, and the best man was James Quinn, cousin of the groom. After short wedding trip the couple will re- side in this city.
 An agreeable surprise was sprung Tuesday night on Miss Freda Peters at her home in Nash street by number of her friends, on the occasion of her eighteenth birthday. Songs and games were in order until after midnight. Miss Etta Boess, the little comedianne, rem dered some fine black-face songs. John Goshuskly, helped keep every one in the best of humor by his witty speech es and lighter vein of conversation. A buffet lunch was served by Mrs. Peters, which was enjoyed by all, and every body departed, wishing the hostess many happy returns of the day.
 J. Frank Loornis of Poughkeepsie has come to New Haven for a fortnight's stay. While here he will visit nuiner- Dus friends and relatives. When he leaves New Haven he will make tour of the west and southwest. i
 Mrs. Frank Stevens brother, Serene Mansfield and his wife, from Philadel- phia, are visiting friends and relatives in New Haven and vicinity for a few weeks.
 Stopping this week with Lucine FL :, more at Button Ball cottage in the his 1 torical town of Bedford, Westchester county, New York. near Mount Aspen tongue, are Mrs. George L. Gorham and Miss Elizabeth Stannard of Highwood, George R. staley of this city, MT. and Mrs. George W. Waters and daughter, Myrtle. of Highwood; Miss Edna F. Mead of Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs. Harry B. Wood and Mrs. M. F. Yerkes of New York.
 Miss Gertrude Prince is visiting her unt, Madame Tealdi, at her country l home in Morris Hill for a few weeks, Last night Madame Tealid directed the i annual concert given for the benefit of | the church. Aptommas will play and | there will be several vocal solos by Co., | 1umbia students.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis W. Hulse gave a | dinner in honor of their twenty-fifth | wedding anniversary. The invited l guests were Mrs. William T. Hulse of | Port Jefferson, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs | George H. Smith, Mrs c. T. Thomas, l MT. and Mrs. E. L. Nettleton, Kenneth | Nettleton of New Haven MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Garde and MT. and Mrs. w. H. Garde of Hartford, MT. ad Mrs. Louis W. Gates, Paul Smith Gates of West Haven, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Smith. Marion and Helen Smith of New Ha- ven, MT. and Mrs. William Gates of Woodbridge, and Miss Bertha Brigs of l Dartmouth, Mass.
 Miss Lulu Corcoran returned to her home Tuesday having spent a very pleasant week in Watertown.
 MT. and Mrs. william J. Brown of S7 William street are receiving congratu- lations on the arrival of abouncing 12- pound son Sunday morning. Both mother and son are getting along nice- ly.
 Miss Viola Rose of First avenue is spending a. week in Avon, Con-, with Rev. and Mrs. McGregor.
 Miss Josephine Maher, of the director of public works office, is enjoying a two weeks vacation, most of which will probably be spent in Norfolk, Conn.
 Mrs. C. B. Wiggin, supreme chaplain, was present Tuesday evening at the session of Princess lodge, N. E. o. F., Branford. Deputy c. P. Boynton was also present. In spite of the weather the attendance was large and the meet ing was an enthusiastic one.
 Howard J. Rice of this city is spend ing two weeks vacation at Indian l Neck.
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