The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-03

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 MT. and Mrs. Lewis s. Welch have rented their Prospect street residence to Mr. and Mrs Samuel Higgins and i have gone to East River for an extend- ed stay. |, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Baldwin | have issued invitations to their twenty | fifth marriage anniversary which will be observed at their home, 299 Whalley | avenue Monday evening, October 15 from to 10 o'clock. MT. and Mrs. Baldwin have a large circle of friends, who will be pleased to pay their re- spects on this happy Occasion. Mrs. R. w. Henderson of Orange street has joined her husband at the Brooklyn navy yard, where Lieutenant Henderson is to be stationed for the next two years.
 Mrs. Emily R. Hyde of Washington 1 avenue, West Haven, is expected home to-day from the six weeks visit to her son in Montreal, Canada. Mrs. Henry Trowbridge of College street has returned from Williamstown, Mass, where she has been spending the
 
 sumwer months. Paul Garfield is spending few days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Garfield of Norfolk, Conn Mrs. William Worthington of Vest yille is visiting in Newark, N. J.
 Town Clerk w. R. Foote and son, Wallace Foote of Branford, have re- turned from delightful trip to Europe. During their three months travel they visited all of the principal countries on the continent and the British Isles.
 Cards have been issued by MT. and Mrs Michael Hessler for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Bertha Mar garet Hessler, to Joseph Alexander rWeibel, Wednesday evening, October 17. at ' o'clock at the German Luther- an church. A reception will immediate 1y follow the reception in Harmonic hall. MT. and Mrs. Weibel will live in a handsome home on sherman avenue Burton G. Warner, who has been vis- ating his brother in Sufield, has return- ed to his home in that city.
 Charles F. Curtis of Prospect street has returned from an extended western IT'D, MrS. CuTLlS Io Slll1 HI N@eNAAASA A--e1 and will remain there all winter.
 MT and Mrs. William J. Judd of Mill ford announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eva Millicent, to Benja- min Edmund Collison, son of MT. and Mrs. John T. Collison of Providence, R. l.
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Peck have ,,a+,,rnad frorn a three weeks stay at Brattleboro, Vt
 Willis Leggett, who has been visiting his parents at their home on York street, West Haven, has returned 10 his home il, Schenectady, N. Y.
 Invitations have been issued for tie marriage of Miss Alice Bfady and flames Skelly, which VII be solemnized in St. Marys church wednesday morn ing october 10, at g o'clock. A re- ception at the brides howe on Orchard street will follow the ceremony.
 Invitations are being received in this city for the wedding of Miss Elsie Webster Allerton. daughter ofLMr. and Mrs. George Milton Allerton of Water Eury, and Ralph Bristol, son of Mrs Frances and the late c. B. Bristol oi Ansonia. The wedding will take place Saturday afternoon, October 20, at S:3C o'clock. at the Allerton Farms, Nauga' tuck. Mr. Bristol was graduated from the university in 1903.
 Miss May Murray of Whalley avenue has returned from visit in Massachu- setts.
 The marriage of Miss Nellie HusseJ
 hn ir St Francis church this morning at 1C o'clock. Father Kennedy will perform the ceremony. A reception at the home of the brides mother, 277 Blatchle! avenue, will follow the ceremony.
 Mrs. George Drexel, who has beer visiting friends in Bristol, has returned to her home in this city.
 Harry and John Warner of Wes Haven left Monday for Nova Scotia where they will visit relatives for sev | eral weeks and stop at principal elite on the way home.
 Sill another out of town Yale mar riage of interest to many New Haven CTS ia that of Miss Loretta Louise Rick ard the daughter of James Rickard C New York, and Milford Williams Lns Iv Yale 'O1, which took place on Thurs day at St. Georges rectory, Stuyvesar square, New York
 Mrs. S. A. Lord of West Hartfor will come to this city this week spend the winter with her daughters Miss Grace Lord, who is student 4be Normal School of Physical Culture and Miss Ruth Lord, who is studyin music in this city.
 Mrs. Frank Elwell and daughte Miss Grace Elwell, of Campbell av' nue West Haven, left yesterday fC Brewsters, N r., to attend the wee ding of Mrs. Elwell's sister, Miss Ma Una Crosby Mrs. Elwell will retur Thursday, but Miss Elwell will renal for a few weeks visiting with relative Mrs. Algernon Corbin of Geore street entertained over Sunday ht mother, Mrs. D. A. Mott of Watt street. N. T., and Mir. and Mrs. HuI pel. who have returned from the wedding trip, and are now en route Texas
 Cards have recently been issue containing the announcement of u coming wedding of Miss May Elizabet Hagen, daughter of MT, and Mrs He man Hagen of 79 Greene street, Iosenh Valentine Mitseh of New Yol