The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-03


Grace Hofacker and Dwight Chamber
lain ably sustaining the leading parts.
The mission by the Rev. Father Glea-
son and the Rev. Father O'Rourke, the
Jesuit missionaries, at st. Joseph's
church in Edwards street, which is for
men this week, is very largely attended,
especially in the evening, commencing
at 7:45 o'clock. After the o'clock
mass yesterday morning the Rev. Fa-
ther o'Rourke delivered a very fine SER
mon on "Our Lords Prayer"
George H. Hess of this city announc-
es his engagement to Miss Wilhelmina
R. Spangenberg of Utica; N. Y. Miss
Spangerberg is a society bell and has
many friends who will be pleased to
hear of her engagement.
The University orchestra will go to
Orange, N. j., on Friday to play at a
large and fashionable concert there that
evening.
One Of the most beautiful weddings
of the season was celebrated in the
Sacred Heart church Monday evening
at s o'clock. Hugh A. Keenan,, well
known and popular undertaken, and
Mrs. Marguerite Grin Shiplor, formerly
of Charleston, S. c., were united in
matrimony by the Rev. Michael Nc
Keen. He was assisted by the Rev.
Peter @. Dunnigan, formerly curate at
the Sacred Heart church; the Rev.
John H. stapleton of st. Thomas sem
mary, Hartford, the Rev. John ]. Fitz-
gerald and the Rev. E. ]. Plunkett, as
sistant pastors Of the Sacred Heart
church
The second Of the Paint and Clay club
teas was given at the galleries in the
Y. M. c. A. building Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Pierrepont B.. Foster and
Miss Margaret Fitch had charge, and
assisting We're Mrs, A, McCle1Iand
Mathewson and Miss Elsie Trowbridge
A surprise party was rendered Bruce
Adams at his home, 14S Plymouth street
Monday evening Music was promi-
nent part of the proceedings, Miss Mol
lie Colwell. Miss Gushing and Mr.. Bald
win giving vocal and instrumental
solos. Miss Libbie Colwell gave fancy
dances and cake walk by Mrs. Adams
and Mr.. Harrington made a hit.
Arthur Petzsch, secretary of the
United German-American societies OF
New Haven, on Saturday last sailed
from New York on the steamer
Deutschland. Mr. Petzsch will visit hi.
relatives in Breslau, thence going t
Berlin, Paris, Palestine. Gibraltar, ant
other points Of interest. He will be alb,
sent from this city for several months
The dance given by Miss Anna Chan.
ahan and Miss Helen Williams assisted
by Circles SO and 10, at Warner hall
Monday evening, was a delightful sue.
cess, Fully 300 attended. The patron.
esses were Mrs. John Clarity, Mrs. J
@. Shea, Mrs T. f. Shanahan Mrs. Ed.
ward Daley. and Mrs. James T. Nc.
CURE.
William S. Fitzgerald of Milford, who
has been confined to the home of hi
sister, Mrs. Matthews of this city, b,
illness for the past week, is reported
as convalescing.
Bachelor club will give a dance on Fri
day evening for the second time sine,
the organization of this unique club
To adhere strictly to all phases, bach
elor life is the demand of the club rule
but twice each year it gives vent t,
gayety by holding a dance. This tim
1t will be at Lenox hall.
Miss Linda Machol and Miss Myrtl
Strauss are expected home from Mem
Y,hfc F,npy pavt wall Nxyoano,5o,x n.
Monday they attended the wedding o
Miss Ray Frank to Julian Lee at tn
Hotel Gayoso in that city. Miss Frank
is will be remembered, formerly reside,
here.
Owing to the illness of General Su
perintendent Punderford's mother, tn
adjourned hearing on the trolley extern
sion which was to be held in Branfor,
last evening, has been postponed unit
further notice.
Miss Anna Webster of saltonstal
avenue will entertain the Christian En-
deavor society of the First Presbyter
ian church on Thursday evening O
| this week.
| A May dance and entertainment for
worthy cause will be given in Must
hall, Branford, Monday night. A. ]
| Coyle had charge of local arrange
ments and Thomas Fogarty cared 70
the New Haven end. The entertain
ment included solos by Miss Helen
Coyle, Miss Annie O'Brien, Miss Ma
Pero, Lawrence w. Sullivan John Muir
ply, and Frank O'Connell of this city
and selection by quartette fror
Guilford. Dancing followed the pro
gramme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wulle of $50 Dav
export avenue are the proud parents @
a boy baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Bassett G
Blohm street, West Haven, formerly G
Broadway, this city celebrated the fiji
tenth anniversary of their marriage o
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Osterweiss Q
New York announce the engagement G
their daughter Rose, to Gustave Oster
weiss, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Os
terweiss of this city.
The nineteenth meeting of the Ne,
England History Teachers association
which opened in the vestry Of the Ger
ter church Of Hartford Friday nigh
closed with an address by Prof, Bern5
dotte Perrin of Yale university, at tn
Allyn house Saturday afternoon, hi
topic being Studies of the Anecdote.
Edward w. McNulty presided at tn
organ at the Hamden Plains Methods
church during the services Sunda
morning and evening.
/ Miss Grace NJ. Shumway, daughter {
F. Leader Shumway, and George E. A
bee both of Hamden. We're united