The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-19
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 Sergeant Edward D. Hendee, hospital steward of the Second company, Gov ernor's Foot guard. has resigned, after membership of twelve years in the Organization. He will bn much missed by the company which he has served for a long period. Major Smith G. Weed has appointed Corporal John S. Coburn, the Chapel street pharmacist, to succeed Sergeant Hendee. He will have the rank of sergeant.
 Mrs. p. L. Gaffney of 412 Edgewood avenue, who has been ill England for the past three months, has just return ed, coming home on the steamship Bal tic of the White Star line. Most of the time Mrs. Gaffney spent in England visiting relatives and friends, and re- visiting the scenes of her younger days. During her stay in London, she visited the Crystal palace, St. Paups cathedral, the house of parliament, and other his toric places.
 Joseph H. Lang, the well known bar Der of 135 Orange street, said yesterday that his son was aga.n attending Board man school. MT. Lang states that his son did not run away from home, but that the boy was with him in New York city having his eyes examihed.
 Miss Richards and Miss Bradley are spending the Easter holidays with Miss Richards brother in New York.
 John Stevenson of Peck avenue, West Haven, left on Monday to visit his brother at his home in Santa Fe On his way he will stop for brief visit with another brother, who lives in Chicago. -s#
 Mrs. Edward F. Leopold left yester- day morning for weeks stay in Wash ington and Gettysburg.
 Mrs. Frank Swift of S9 Plymouth ave- nue. who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia. is slowly recovering.
 At the home of the brides relatives in Greenfield, Mass, at 4 o'clock yester- day afternoon, Miss Stella A, Jones of 1151 Chapel street was married to Mir George E. Haight of Park street. After a short trip through the east MT. and Mrs. Haight will sail early in May for Europe, where they will spend the sum nler. Upon their return they will go to their new home on Elm street.
 MT. Harry Pepper, the noted tenor, will give his Evening With the Bal lad" before the Y. M. c. A. of Bridge port, Saturday evening, May G..
 Mrs. Charles F. Baldwin of High street, East Haven, has returned from a four months visit with. her sister, Mrs. Allan RenfreW of Atlanta, Ga
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Munger of East River, announce the engagement of their daughter. Caroline Washburn, to Edward B. Barker of Hartford.
 Mir. Benjamin Crocker, of 929 Green wich avenue, is seriously i'll at his home with typhoid pneumonia.
 Already in anticipation one sees the Second regiment armory in it's beauti- Nful ball dress ready for the Easter Mon- Gay night ball of the Sarsfield guard, tie big social happening of the spring season. The sale of boxes which has been going on for several weeks is very gratifying, and the boxes were drawn in the company room Sunday afternoon. A partial list of the box holders follows: Colonel T. F. Calla- han, Captain w. B. Spencer, Lieuten- ant Haggerty, lieutenant Manning, Captain Jeremiah F. Donovan, Captain James Kennedy, Sergeant Charles H. stanton, Sergeant Thomas c. McMahon, Sergeant Clarence Guinan, Sergeant John J. McKeon, Sergeant William B. Callahan, John J. Corbett, John Des- kin, James Hove, William T. Birney, William Curley, Frank H. Stiles, John 2 Costello, J. J. Lyons, Sergeant McCor- mick of the Light guards Bernard P. Farrell, John Fleming. Private William Norton, Corporal Joseph McMahon, Private William Schenck, J.~ Fred Jackons. 14, $.
 Friends of Miss Irene Macdonald will be glad to hear of her recovery from a serious attack of meningitis. 4# Last Saturday afternoon the dancing class of Professor Clifford gave a most charming reception. About seventy five small members of society enjoyed the affair, and the scene in music hall Twas brilliant and fascinating one, with the little dancers in their pretty clothes, about 150 guests being present. The patronesses were Mrs. s. H. Read, Mrs. William T. Barnum, Mrs. William H. Douglas, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs, R. H. Nesbit, Mrs. $. B. Warren, Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs Mattoon. They were seated at small tables decorated with flowers and gave out the pretty favors, which were miniature trumpets, music rolls, wish-bones, horse shoes and golf sticks.
 Dr. John E. Barnett and son, Herbert, left on Monday on an automobile trip to Boston. 4, ,,
 MT. and Mrs. John M. Reilly of Dix- well avenue have as their guest Mrs. Reilly's sister, Mrs. Lee, wife of Mir. William Lee, the proprietor of the Lar dy's Bridge hotel at Sheffield, Eng. Mir. and Mrs. Reilly are also entertaining Mrs. Frost, wife of the chief of the fire department at Sheffield, and Mrs. Edwin Gold Dixon of Sheffield. The three ladies will enjoy several weeks of travel in this country, visiting, among other places, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, 2 Chica go and Southern California. They will return to England late next month.
 Miss Fannie Augur and Miss Minnie Phelps of Northampton are the guests of Mrs. William B. Augur of Second avenue. West Haven. .
 Mrs. Frank H. McGar, who has been spending the past week with Mrs. Wal lace Bassett, of 10S Mechanic street,