The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-07-04

trimmed with pink and carried pink
/ bridesmaid roses. The best man was
Mr.. Thomas ]. Jones. The ushers were
the brides brothers, Mr. James Ma
iguire. Mr.. Joseph Mcguire and Mr..
Harry Maloney of Bridgeport. Mr..
! Crane was formerly newspaper man
| in this city and has a host of friends
here. His recent illness caused a post
| ponement of the marriage for week.
Nj. and Mrs. Crane will go at once to
their new home in Scranton. The
brides travelling suit is of blue taffeta,
with which she wears a white panama
hat trimmed with blue.
Miss Marion Brainard is entertaining
her cousin, William Rice from Spring
field, at her home on Main street, Bran
ford.
Miss Mary BUSHNELL Of Clinton, was
given surprise by seven little girls
Monday, who have been pupils in her
room at Morgan school for the last two
years. They will be promoted to the
next room at the beginning of the
school year. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent,
|. On July the uniform inspection has
been called by Captain John Sullivan
for members of Engine and Ladder
company, No l, at their house on
Campbell avenue, West Haven. In spite
of the Fourth of July celebration 1t is
hoped that every member will report
dressed for the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Merriman Steele. of
Church street, are at Short Beach for
the months Of July and August.
Mrs. G. w. Warrington and Mrs. Cor
nelia Beach, of Branford, trolleyed to
Milford yesterday for a short visit with
Mrs. Chauncey Royden
Mrs. j. L. Elliot and Mrs. Kate
| Spaulding, of Clinton, visited New Ha-
ven Monday,
Mrs. Lynde Harrison will sail shortly
for Europe with Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. White Of Waterbury.
The Misses Grace V. McGrail, Bertha
Neuberger, Bessie Pierce, Anna Van
Skaick of Sharon Springs, N Y, Bertha
Hinckley, Helen Stevens, Helen Dis
brow, Edith link, Laura link, Bessie
and Catherine Morrison, chaperoned by
Mrs. Booth, have taken the Hall cot
tages the Crabshell, at Fairfield Beach
for two weeks.
st. Andrews M. e. Sunday school
gave their annual picnic at Double
Beach Monday. Christ church Sunday
school also picnicked there Monday.
These We're two of the largest outings
| of the year.
To-day the New Haven Caledonian
club will do to Double Beach, leaving
the city at ten o'clock and lunch will be
served at noon.All members of the club
are invited to join in the outing.
Mrs. e. L. DUSTIN of New Haven,
who has been critically i'll at the home
of Mrs. Willis Beach, Branford, is now
convaIescing.
Mrs. George X. McIanahan, who has
been spending month at Ivy Nook,
left Monday for Watch Hill, r. l.,
where she viii spend the remainder of
the summer.
Kenneth Woodstock of Branford,
who has been i'll for the past two weeks
with an abscess in his throat, is now on
the road to recovery. DR.. Evans, the
family physician, lanced the assesses
Sunday ana the young man has been
gaining ever since.
Mr., and Mrs. L. E. stoddard will
lspend part Of the summer with Mrs.
lStoddard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Harrington Of Pittsburg, Pa, at Watch
iHiil, II. |. The Dariington's summer
residence, the Bungalow, is one of the
Ihandsomest places at Watch Hill.
There were two special meetings of
the members of Annawon lodge, No.
lis, r A. NJ, in their hall at the corner
Iof Main street and Campbell avenue,
IWest Haven. A number of applica-
lions and limitations were taken up.
Mrs. Anna Lena Schwerer and Will
liam Fl. Nitz of Boston, were married
Sunday afternoon at five o'clock at the
homo of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Lubenow, of No. rs Greene
street. The Rev Mr.. Timm, pastor of
the Trinity German Lutheran church.
lofficiated, and only the immediate fami-
lies of the contracting parties were
present. Mr. and Mrs. Nitz left on the