The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-07-03

and Mrs. Langrock left for Atlantic
City, the bride wearing travelling
gown Of blue Rajah and leghorn hat
with touches of blue. Upon their re-
turn they will reside at Sc Bishop street.
| They received a number of handsome
gifts. Among the guests at the we'd
ding We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Max Lang
rock, Master Stanley Lichtenstein, Miss
Maud Lichtenstein of Washington, D.
| G., Mr.. Philip Goodhart and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. schilling.
A recent marriage of interest ito
friends in this city was that of Alvin
Johnston Thayer of Hartford to Mrs
May Barey Babcock of this city. The
bride was formerly in the accounting
department of L. A. Mansfield of this
city.
Mrs. Graham, the Misses Jessie and
Margaret Graham, of Waterbury, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Puritan of
Campbell avenue, West Haven.
Mrs. Florence Andrews and daughter,
Miss Olive, also son Alfred, of East Ha-
ven, were guests Sunday of her eldest
son Paul at his home in New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Sheridan, of Or
ange street, have gone to their shore
cottage at Cosey Beach for the remain
der of the summer.
Yesterday the vacation schools and
Fairgrounds opened for the summer
term with large attendance. A new
room has been opened at Fair street
school, The committee in charge I'M
der the craftsmanship of Mrs. Edward /.
Atwater, is particularly DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning donations of baby carriages, as
these are great comfort to the patient
little mothers" who attend. A corps
of twenty-five teachers is in charge of
schools and Fairgrounds which are
situated at Zunder, Fair, Wooster and
Wallace street schools, and at Lowell
House.
Miss Ida Fritz, of New Haven, is the
guest of Mrs. Jessie. Ball of Kirkham
avenue, East Haven, for few days.
Mrs Cassius w. Kelly and daughter
of Norton street, have returned from a
delightful visit with Mr., and Mrs. Sam
uel F. Thrasher in Manchester.
A quiet wedding Of yesterday was
that Of Miss Florence Willard, daugh-
ter Of Yrs. Emma Willard of York
street and Mr.. Harry G. Ferguson, Of
Bridgeort, which was celebrated at
Grace church parsonage on Howard
avenue at noon. Mr.. and Mrs, Fergu-
son will reside in Bridgeport.
Saturday the two year old baby Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinnan of Austin street
Gullford, underwent an operation for
assesses In the throat. The little fel-
low is getting on nicely.
MRS II. Nicell and daughter, Estelle
of MAsneapolls, who have been guests
OF Miss Nicoll of SS1 Edgewood avenue
for the past month, left yesterday fol
New York, where they will visit before
returning to Minnesota.
Mrs. Winder of New York is spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs
George Brooks Of Brown street, OF Yves
Haven.
Miss Helen Liddell of East Haven lief
Sunday morning for Massachusetts,
where she will remain until after thu
Fourth.
Mr. NJ. f. Campbell and family Of 3S
Edgewood avenue, have gone to thei
cottage at Cosey Beach.
Professor Benjamin jepson has gon,
to Stony CreeE to spend the summer,
Henry G. Spencer of Fall River
Mass, is the guest Of his son, Henry T
Spencer, and family at their home o.
Washington avenue, West Haven.
The East Pearl street, Grace, Sum
merfield, Howard avenue, First M. L
churches and Park chape sunda,
schoos held a union picnic at Mansfield
Grove on Saturday. 1t was d grea
success in spite of the bad weather.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. L. Haesche wi
spend the summer at their cottage o
Governors Island, among the Thin
4 bies.
q Mr. and Mrs Benham, Of Walline
4 ford, are the guests over the Fourth c
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lampson, of Yves
N Haven, at their cottage at Wood
n Crest.
Il There promises to be large attend
a ance at the lawn party which will
\ heldFby Indian River grange at Colonit
~ heights, lHe HOitle Oh JuuSS dllu NI
&c. c. Root, Wednesday afternoon an
evening. Supper will be served at s
g. o'clock and later there will be mus
If 10y an orchestra, A literary program
e, will be rendered and there will also
ut fireworks and ice cream and cake fl
s. those. who care for it,
te Eugene Rowley, whose funeral TOT
n, place in Waterbury Sunday, was
lie brother of Adelbert Rowley, Of Tow
lie send avenue. MIR, Rowley was an e
a glneer and, with two others, lost b
- life in an accident in Waterbury ia
tory, having been suffocated in a tai
of petroleum. Mr., Rewleys renal
were brought here for interment
The Montowese Tennis club will 81
Fourth Of july celebration on Il
green in that place, There will be val
Gus games, and in the evening bona
and fireworks.
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company for the various New Have