The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-27

ized at St. Francis church by Rev. P. M. Kennedy Wednesday morning. Miss Margaret Gaffney, sister of the bride and MT. Daniel Grady were the attend ants. After a wedding journey to Washington. Mir. and Mrs. Grady will reside at 1S3 Lloyd street.
 A very enjoyable whist party was held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Syrnmes, 6S1 Dixwen avenue, Tuesday evening Among those pres ent were Mrs. William Hurd, Miss Car rie Coffin and Miss Myrtle Hurd of Newburyport, Mass. MT. Frederick Gayton of Buffalo, N. T., Br. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and MT. Carl Peter son, MT. and Mrs. F. Pettingill of Fair Haven, MT. and Mrs. George Landin of Westville.
 An illustrated lecture was given by the Wartburg society last evening, April 26, at o'clock at the German Lutheran Emanuel church on Hum phrey street, on the principal cities of Europe, including London, Antwerp, Brussels, The Hague, Vienna, Berlin, Munich, Dresden, Leipsic, Hamburg, 9lCtl&liS 1 elI lSi V Cl sdlllCo, SplClluclEGlly Christiania and others.
 A brilliant church wedding occurred in Holyoke, Mass, Wednesday morning when Miss Eleanor F. Stapleton and Dr. Charles T. Lynch of Springfield. Mass, were united in marriage. Dr. Lynch is a graduate of Yale and is well known in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Granniss gave a party in honor of the 10th anniver- sary of their marriage The evening was pleasantly spent in music, danc- ing and cards, after which hountiful supper was served Among those | present were Mr. William Sexton, MT John Dale, Mr. John Talmadge, Mr Elmer Talmadge, Miss Celia Dale, Miss Anna Dale, Miss Maud Gran miss, MT. and Mrs. George Granniss, Mrs. Dale, MT and Mrs. Osmer Tal- madge. Miss Margaret Cullen, MT. and Mrs, John Howard and Mr. and Mrs. William Granniss and family MT. and Mrs. Granniss received a number of handsome gifts,
 A Yale engagement of interest Is that of Miss Leila Moss Mcclure, daughter of Dr. William P. Mcclure of Winches- ter Va, and M,. Lewis Livingston Hyde of New York city. The wedding will take place in June Mir. Hyde is a graduate of Yale, class of 1897, and is well known in New York club life. l A very pleasant reception was given Wednesday evening in the parlors of the M. F. church for the pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. H. l.. Ham mond. MT. Hammond has just been appointed to the church for another year.
 After the regular supper in Union chapel Morris Cove, Wednesday even ing, Mir. Wilfred l.. Mott gave a very interesting talk on "The Operation of the Telephone" He treated the tele- phone question from the viewpoint of the office and explained the laying of conauits, the stringing of wires, etc. All were illustrated by the lantern slides operated by MT. spaltsing. The Southern New England quartet gave several selections which were much en- joyed
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club will be entertained to-day at the home of Mrs Alfred Miles on Elm street, West Haven.
 Mrs. l. Strouse of State street is stop ping for several weeks at the Isleworth hotel, Atlantic City
 The Morris Cove fire department will hold an entertainment and dance in the Hotel Pequot, Morris Cove, Tues- day evening, May [ The program will include selections by the Yale Banjo l and Mandolin clubs.