The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-29
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Mir. and Mrs. B. A Cook Celebrate Am
 niversary-East Pearl Street Sunday
 School Teachers Elect OfHcers-Rev.
 MT. Roberts Home from, California
 Frank E. Hill Receives Severe shaIS-
 ing Up-other Items.
 The twenty fifth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Cook, was celebrated last evening at their home, 1SS Clinton avenue, and proved a most enjoyable affair for all who attended. MT. Cook is the as- sistant road master of the New York road. and many railroad men, including about twenty-five from the office build ing, were present. There was also a large delegation from the East Pearl Street church, from the Ladies' Aid so, eiety of the church, and from Ethel chapter, o. E. S., of which Mrs. Cook is past matron. In all, there were about 15Q who called to extend their hearty congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Cook were the recipients of about for, ty gifts to mark this tWenty-fifth mile stone in their married life. A fine sup per was served the members of the Young Ladies society Of the East Pearl Street church assisting at the tables. During the evening there was music to add to the enjoyment of the festyi- ties. The party left at a late hour with ma iel,a and happiness of the host and host ess.s The callers included Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Tullar, Major D. A. Blakeslee, Dwight Blakeslee, George Palmer of West Haven, Arthur Staples, Win throp Floyd, Major James Malloy of Williams Bridge, N. r.; Mr. and Mrs F. J. Mansfielu. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Holaday, MT. and Mrs. John $. Sanford. 2d; MT. and Mrs. F. M, Crawford, MT. and Mrs. Hopkins. MT. and Mrs. c, Q. Francis, Mr. and Mrs. w s. Compton, Mrs, c. W.. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. KnDus.
 The Sunday school teachers of ti1e East Pearl Street M. D. church met Monday evening to elect officers, which were selected as follows: Superintend- ent, Frank J. Mansfield: assistants, Mrs, James Debaun and Bertis Diner. superintendent of primary department Mrs. Henry l. Barnes; secretary E. R. Slater; assistant, Warren Crawford; treasurer, John s. Sanford, 2d; librari. an, K M. Crawford; assistant, A. G. Fenton: pianist, Miss Addie Nelson. Reports were made showing the sun. day school to De in a prosperous con- #dition. The n1efaberslifap IS about $50. 0 Rev. Mr, Roberts of Morris Cove has returned from California. He came home via New Orleans. Mrs F F. Callahan of Biatchiey ave hue has returned home after d visit to her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Cavan, augh of New York. Mrs, Cavanaugh was injured in a trolley accident a few days ago, but is now able to be about the house. It will require several weeks for her complete recoyerey from her severe injuries. Mrs. Callahan brought with her her little grandson, who will remain with her a few weeks. \ The child. who was in his mothers arms at the time of the accident, was slightly injured. -
 Frank F. Hill of Perkins street who was knocked down in attempting to board 8 trolley car on Grand avenue yesterday morning, received a pretty severe shaking up. He was not aware that 1t was an express car and did not stop, and was thrown on his face which was severely cut. He was un- conscious for a time and was taken tc Dr. Halls office, and later was carried 10 his home on Perkins street. < At the car shops on Grand ayenue several of the motormen are receiving instructions on the proper use of cal brakes. 5F Members of the East Pearl Street l, church are invited to call at the re. ception to be given at the new M, E elderage, on Whitney avenue this after noon and evening. ". Motorman Patrick Quinn has recovex. ed from an attack of rheumatism. The members of the Charity Whist felug will be entertained to-morrov evening by MT. and Mrs. Francis Clark of Main street.
 Mrs. +. c. Edseeomb of Poplar street Who has been quite i'll with stomach trouble, has been taken to Grace hos. pital.
 Mrs. James Daley of Poplar street is very ill with pneumonia.
 Philip Seaver of New York is visitine MT. and Mrs. 5. D. Bradley of Grand avenue.