The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-14
LN>SOCIETY


 The Essex County Country club of Orange, N. J., give an invitation golf tournament for women which begins tomorrow and continues through the 18th, 17th and IS. To-day there will be a team match between the two metropolitan teams, Essex and Engle- wood Miss Elsie Trowbridge and Miss Helen Darlington, who are mern- bers of the Essex County club, will play on the Essex team Tuesday morning the 1S-holes medal play will take place and in the afternoon the approaching and putting contest. Wednesday morning, 1S-holes match play for first and second eights; after noon event, 1S-holes medal play, han dicap. Thursday morning, seml-finals for first and second, e1gnts; afternoon, ] Scotch foursome. Friday morning, finals for first eight. Friday afternoon finals for second eight. A medal will be given for the best score in qualify ing round. Cups will be awarded the winners of each eight. the approach ing and putting contest, and the 1S- hole handicap.
 Mrs. Roger White, Ed, Mrs. H. 0. Trowbridge, Miss Elsie Trowbridge and Miss Helen Darlington have en- tered representing the New Haven Country club.
 l MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Scranton and their daughter, Miss Helen l Scranton, have returned to the city, having closed their summer house at Madison. and will occupy apartments at the York Wall for the winter. %@
 Miss Louise Thacher of New York and Theodore Ives ,Drlggs of Water- bury, Conn, were married Saturday afternoon in the ball room of the Home club, No. Il East 45th street, where her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Thacher have an apartment. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. pr. Ernest M. Stires, in the pres- el ce of a few relatives and intimate friends only. The bride, who was glv- en away by her father, wore a gown of white satin trimmed with old Va- l lenciennes last Her tulle veil was edged with lace, and was fastened with orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley. She had three bridesmaids, Miss Sarah Thach- CT, her sister; Miss Edith Crocker and Miss Eunlce Burrall of Waterbury, Conn. They were dressed alike in green chiffon, trimmed with cream colored lace, and they wore hats of ecru satin, trimmed with feathers. Pink roses made their bouquets. In addition to these attendants there were two flower girls, Miss Elizabeth Thacher and Miss Mary Holly Brooks, who wore white frooks and white hats The best man was Charles Ollv- CT of Pittsburg and the ushers includ- ed James Cunningham, William Ever- den, Ernest B. Tracy of St. Louis, John Burrall of Waterbury, Conn. Joseph D. Crane of Dayton, Ohio, and Thomas D. Thachor, brother of the bride.
 During his stay in New Haven the Right Rev A. F. Wilmington Ingram, bishop of London, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, | jr.
 Rev M. A. Barnes of Fairmount, West Virginia, son of Mir. and Mrs. M. V. Barnes and Charles R. Fowler, son of Prof. F, A. Fowler, who have been spending the summer in the Brit ish Isles, returned to New Haven on Monday last They visited the Cathe- drals of England and Wales and MT. Fowler has been studying English choir work. MT. c. c. Brown has been substituting for MT. Fowler at St. Johns P. B. church and yesterday MT Fowler resumed his duties as or ganist and choir master and also at his 1 studio.