The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-02

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 Arrangements have been made for grand concert to be given in the Wal Angford Congregational church in Wal inford Congregational chucrh about March 27, at which time several works of Harry Rowe Shelley will be pre- sented. MT. Shelley will be present at the organ, and an xcellent quartette will be secured for the solo parts.
 Cards were issued Wednesday for the marriage of Miss Ada George, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Nicholas George of Congress avenue, to MT. Albert Will Nam Kraft of this city. The wedding will take place in Grace M. B. church on Wednesday evening, February IA at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. John Coburn entertained yester- day afternoon at her home on Camp bell avenue, West Haven, Mrs. I. D. Marshall, Mrs. Charles Warner, Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson, jr., Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs. Charles Lomas, Mrs. Howard Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Oli- yer and Mrs. Harry D. Thompson.
 The Cheshire Dramatic club will give the comedy drama, Nevada at the town hall on Saturday evening, Febru- ary 10.
 A very pleasant social was given last Wednesday evening by Miss Florence Smith at her home on Valley street, Westville, to her friends.
 The afternoon recital to be given by Aptommas in Madame Tealdi's studio. Saturday afternoon, will be devoted ex- clusively to harp music.
 Miss Helen Tracy Brown, niece of MT. J. Pierpont Morgan, and daugh- ter of Mrs. Francis Gordon Brown. was married Wednesday to MT. Frederick Paul Keppel, secretary of Columbia | university. The bride Is sister of Francis Gordon Brown, jr., Yale 19O1r a former varsity football captain. Mrs. Horace Stannard of Branford entertained party of friends at her 1 home at Goodsell's Point Wednesday afternoon on the occasion of her birth day. A very fine tea was served by Mrs. Stannard who is one of the towns most genial entertainers.
 The Coreopsis Sunshine girls gave a successful matinee whist at Republican hall Wednesday.
 The Northford Whist club entertain ed about fifty guests at Association hall last Friday evening. by giving a masquerae dance. Williams orchestra of Wallingford furnished the music Nathan Marks of North Haven prompted. Refreshments were served and all had a good time. The guests were from New Haven Middletown North Haven, North Branford, Wal. lingford and East Wallingford. The young ladies of the G. F. S.. Westville, met at Miss Alice Whilldey's s Wednesday evening to- rehearse for their new play, "The Love of Bon nett" to be given in the near future.
 At the Howard Avenue M. E. church last evening the "L" quartette consist { ing of Miss Anna Carroll, soprano; l Mrs. E. M. Butler, contralto; MT. Lew is Smith, tenor, and MT. Clinton, bass gave an entertainment in which they were assisted by several we'll known instrumentalists.
 [ Quite a delegation of members of Ma son Rogers post and W. R. c. left Branford yesterday morning for Crom- well to attend the dedication of the Cromwell Home for Veterans in that place. Among those who went up were the Hon. E. D. Sheldon, Ammi Barker and Mrs. Barker, Charles Fribie, Hen. ry w. Hubbard, Mrs. W. T. Flanders Mrs. w. l.. Moore Mrs. J. s. Moore Mrs. w. N. Boynton, Mrs. Comela { Beach, Miss Hubbard, Miss Cook ant { several others
 Wednesday evening the members oi I the Milford High school class of 190. rendered a reception to Miss Adah Kill mer of River street at the home of the Misses Anna and Athela Munson, 1T honor of their contemplated departurt : for New York city, where she expects { to be permanently located in the neal future. Vocal and instrumental selec' tions formed the principal diversion oI i the evening, as well as many plans fol the future.