The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13

Yesterday morning at Il o'clock the wedding of Miss Frances Farley and Hugh A. Mcguire took place at St. Johns R. c. church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Staple ton.
 The Humphrey street German Luth- eran church will picnic at Double Beach to-day.
 At the homes of Mrs. J. H. Burton and Mrs. c. F. Clark, of Whitneyville' during yesterday afternoon and even ing a lawn party was held for the ben- eft of the Whitneyville Congregational church. The lawns was decorated with Japanese lanterns, and ice cream, can- dy, cake, watermelon and fancy work were on sale. There was large at- tendance.
 Dr. Frank c. Parsons and Dean Ly- man, of this city, left yesterday for Moosehead Lake, where they will put in the newt few weeks with the fly and gamy trout.
 The annual outing of the New Haven Christian Endeavor union will be held in Orange next Monday evening". The
 
 7:SO Miss Maude Horton, of the DeForest Wireless company. has gone for stay of a month at "The Spruces," South Kent. #.
 Rev. MT. Hunt, who has been spend- ing two weeks in Orange visiting his old friends, and who attended the one hundredth anniversary of the Orange church, has returned to his home in Ro- meo, Mich. s... ...... Tonight at Stanford's hotel, Savin Rock, Lillian M. Hollister hive, Ladies of the Maccabees, will give the annual banquet. Mrs. Stanford is making spe- ciaI preparations for her sister mem- bers. -f
 MT. and Mrs. E. G. Russell, of Liv- ingston street, have returned from Warwick, N. Y.
 A very, large picnic went out from Welcome hall Tuesday to Double Beach. Hundreds of little children. whose chance to breathe fresh, pure air is sadly limited, had a day of exhilaration and entered into the enjoyment of such 3 glorious day by the sea with keen rest. !. ....@sa ... Heads of departments in the Howe & stetson stores will enjoy dinner at The Hotel Pequot, Morris Cove, to- night. A very pleasant occasion is ex- pected. There will be about forty in the party. .a.
 Miss Delora Armstrong of Park street Is being entertained by her cousin, Miss Maud Armstrong, at her cottage at Eavi4l Rock. s75>s ~ .f3
 The Commercial Travellers associa- dinner at Branford Point next Satur- day. Dinner will be served in the Bran- ford Point house. Frederick D. Grave and family, of George street, leave to-day for Manhat- tan Beach, where they remain two weeks. While there they will stop at the Manhattan Beach hotel.
 Rev. D. C.. Tullar and family, of East Pearl street, will leave to-day for Plain- vile Grove to attend the Chautauqua assembly. They will be absent two weeks.
 William M. Parsons, of Livingston street, is attending the Furniture expo sitions being held at Grand Rapids and Chicago. He will spend two weeks in the west.
 The Winchester Rod and Gun club will hold it's annual outing at South End Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Scarborough and Miss Jessie McWilliams of Livingston street are planning to go to Maine about Au- gust 1.
 Miss Maud Young, of College street, is the guest of Miss Catherine Peterson at Woodmont.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Gibbons, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Tryon and D. R. Noble, and family, of Granville, Mass, are at Co., sey Beach.
 Miss Pauline A. Merchant, contralto at St. Paul's church, has gone to Otta- wa for the summer. She will visit Que Y bee, Montreal and the Thousand Isl- ands.
 MT. Moves, of George street, is at the Pembroke, Woodmont, for two weeks.
 Miss Annie Carlisle, of the Forbes li- brary. Northampton, Mass, is spending two weeks with MT. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle, of this city.
 Mrs. G. A. Hewyett and W. R. Yeo- mans and family, of Southington, who have been spending their vacation at the Park City cottage, Savin Rock, will return to their homes this week after a. pleasant stay.
 Mrs. John R. Booth will act as sub- stitute soprano in the Church of the Redeemer during the vacation of Miss Barnes.
 A wedding of the near future in which many New Haven people are interested will be celebrated in the First Baptist church, Paterson, N. J., next Sunday morning. The bride is Miss Martha Rose, of Paterson,~ N. J., who will be united in marriage to John Semo, of this city. They will reside in New Ha- ven.
 Mrs. Clara Corbin Wilson, whose lec- ture, with piano illustration, of "Amer- ican Women in Music" was given be- fore the Connecticut D. A. R. chapter last winter, is direct descendant of one of the recognized historic founders of New Haven.
 Mrs. T. J. Adams entertaining Miss TIa, x0qC