The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-22

-Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Inyitations have been received in this city for the wedding of Miss Belle Manross sigourney of Madison and New Haven, and Emil Schneeloch of Brooklyn, N. Y. The marriage will be celebrated in the little Congregational church at Madison Tuesday, October 3, at noon. MT. Aptommas, the harpist, will play at the church and at the re- ception which will follow at Zeta Lodge, the summer home of the brides father, Albert M. Sigourney
 Frank Kenna, who graduated from the Yale law school last June has open- ed law offices at 157 Church street, next to the city hall in the rooms formerly occupied by the late Judge York and by ex-Mayor DriscolI. Attorney Kenna was formerly connected with the ad- vertising department of the Register. During his law school course he was for two years manager of the Yale Law Journal.
 Mrs. B. A. Parsons of 1S Beers street is, slowly recovering from the effects of an accident of last Friday. While at- tempting to board car in front of the Malley. store, she was knocked down by a careless bicyclist and badly bruised and shocked. She was conveyed to her home and has been confined to her room ever since. Her large circle of friends will be glad to learn that she is inlprov- ing
 Andrew M Torbet and Miss Lula M. Newton were married by Rev. William H. Bawden, pastor of Olivet Baptist church, of which both bride and groom are members Wednesday evening. The ceremony took place in the new home of the bride and groom, Bradley ave- nue, Hamden, in the presence of ten of the immediate family.
 Misses Ida Perkins, Mildred Thomp- son, Julia H. Peck and Grace Steel, the young ladies who have been summering at Short Beach, held a reunion on We'd nesday evening at the home of Miss Julia Peck at 90 Court street, West Haven. The party was chaperoned by Miss H. K. Storer. An oyster supper was served and most enjoyable social lime held.
 Invitations were issued this week from Greenwich by Judge and Mrs. Robert U Walsh for the marriage there pn october 4 of their daughter, Miss Edith Belle to Alfred Wilkinson Wal ton Marshall of Portchester. Judge Walsh is a former secretary of state of Connecticut. The bride will be married Dn her birthday.
 A special meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held this evening at St. Patrick's hall at o'clock to discuss plans for the harvest festival.
 Mrs. John Henry Barrows of Oberlin, D., formerly of Chicago, has just an- nounced the engagement of her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Eleanor Barrows, to Frank Erwin of S4 Wall street, this tity. Mrs. Barrows has also announced She engagement her daughter Miss Katherine Moore Barrows to Rev. Ju- lius A. Brewer, D. D., professor of Btb- lica1 philology in the Union Theological seminary of New York. .
 Judge Edmund Zacher of Branford has returned to business after vaca. lion spent at his cottage on Lumac is- land.
 John J. V. Cunningham of Branford Is enjoying two weeks vacation. He Is spending this week in town, but ex. poets to leave Saturday for visit witt friends in New York and Pennsylvania
 The matinee whist given by Mayflow. Hr branch of the Tribune Sunshine so ciety, at the home of Mrs Thomas H Cox of 337 Sherman avenue Wednesda, afternoon was a great success Tel tables were occupied, and whist, whicf began at 2:3O o'clock continued fo about two hours. The first prize, handsome Boston fern, donated by Mrs Benton, was won by Mrs. Sperry; tht second, tray cloth, donated by Mrs Simmons, was captured by Mrs. Fen nell, and the third, a pack of cards do noted by, Mrs Lathrop, was won b! Mrs Anthony. Among the ladies pres ent were Mrs. Hesslein, Mrs. Simmons Mrs. T. J. Adams, Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs Russell Mrs. Brazos, Mrs. Blakeslee Mrs. Austin, Mrs. J. H. Adams, Mrs Savage, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Richey, Mrs Porter, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Pitcher Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Everett.
 Al quiet home wedding was celebrate in Hartford Wednesday afternoon whel Miss Clara White of 76 North Beaco1 street was married to John Duhba Rusher, Yale '9S. Only the immediat friends and relatives of the bride an, bridegroom were present. The ceremo ny was performed by the Rev. Georg M Stone, pastor of the Asylum avenu Baptist church. The best man wa Warren B. Johnson, a classmate of tn bridegroom, and Miss Marion White, niece of the bride, was maid of honol After the. ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Rush CT left on an evening train for a honey moon.
 Miss Minnie Bergin, daughter of Pt lice Sergeant Thomas Bergin of 56 Howard avenue, has returned hom from two weeks vacation spent { Stockbridge, Mass.
 Misses Minnie and Lily Reardon ar visiting at Middlefeld.
 Dr. Horatio Parker, dean of the Yal school of music, will arrive from hi European trip tomorrow
 Among the Americans registering rt gently at the Heralds Paris burea were Fred H. filling and George Phell both of this city.
 Miss Myra Frances Hale of Litchfiel s,,,ro ', or;opr to r11ovn tn ProolS1vr1