The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-04

Il AASGNheres
Judge William K. Townsend has re-
turned to New York city, but Mrs.
Townsend will remain in town for
\ few days.
Miss Mary Moran and Miss Katherine
Hanrahan, of Troy, N. Y, have return
cd to their home after pleasant visit
with Mrs. NJ. j. Moran of winchester
avenue During their stay in town,
4 several affairs have been given in their
n hono..
MISS Katherine Hennessey Of Middle
II Town is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
hennedy at 81 Clark street. She will
remain here for several days.
William B. Bush Of Milford has about
sa recovered from the effects of two
EbToken ribs received from a fall from
,.sR the second story of the postoffice block
I'LL early In November, but is not yet quite
ableto return t. work, as his right
Ia wrist, badly sprained at the time, has
not fully regained its former useful
ness.
a very pretty but quiet wedding was
performed in st. Pauls p. E. church
yesterday morning at II o'clock. The
+ contracting parties We're Miss Theresa
M. Bowman and Mr.. Frederic c. Holm
gren, both of this city Mr. and Mrs
Holmgren left Immediately after the
ceremony for wedding tour. They
will visit Boston and other points
EAthroughout New England, and will be
" agone several weeks Mr., Holmgren is
Z IN the engineering department of the
4 Anew Haven road.
\ On New Years day, General and Mrs.
NfThomas III. Hubbard of Philadelphia
4 announced the engagement of their
a daughter Miss Sibyl B. Hubbard, to
4 lFgldr. Herbert Seymour Darlington, Yale
R.9i, of that city.
Walter Teeck, the flve-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Teeck of Fountain
street, Westville, is seriously i'll with
n pneumonia and meningitis of the brain.
k@ Miss Caroline T.. LOOMS gave a very
Nprety tea at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. James E. Killam, of 345 Willow
Mstreet, Wednesday afternoon, in honor
N lot her departure for three months Of
5travel in Egypt and the Holy Land
Miss Loomis sails with a party of New
York friends on Friday, January 49, on
"A 8Of her friends called Wednesday to
Y awish her bon voyage. Miss Loomis
s. Twas assisted in receiving by Mrs. Kill
lam and Mrs. Henry S. Anderson. The
EMunbonneted ladies assisting were Mrs
Edward Irving Atwater, Mrs. Charles
Walter Ives, Mrs. c. J. Monson, Mrs.
M. w. Burwell, Mrs. Frederick Cham,
bers, and the Misses Sara and Mary
fWinchell.
The first informal dance of the o. T.
assembly will be held in Lenox hall
Tuesday evening, January 8. During in
Mtermission selections will be given by
1.-THE Alpha quartette, composed of
r. Messrs. Bnurwell, Stone, Davis and
IiaE. r.
AEjss..aelen Maycock OF Chapel street
I'd Miss Helen Masn of Wall street
have returned to their studies at Vas
"a. college.
&3 Ethel chapter, Eastern Star, held a
&public installation of officers Wednes-
17T7F7'NWEgfay night at Masonic hail. Westville.
n Afetr the officers had been Installed the
members and friends adjourned to the
X xhall below, and ate a hearty and de-
licious banquet which had been pro-
fvided. Toasts were given by both the
retiring and newly elected officers. The
Eofficers for the ensuing year are ma
. tron Mrs. w. B. Floyd; patron, Mrs.
4 Thomas Chadwick; associate matron,
Miss Coleman; secretary, Mrs. Susie
Z Harper; treasurer, Mrs. Horace King;
tnayshal, Mrs. William Watson, chap
an, Mr.. Wilson; warder, Mrs. Jane
= Baldwin; sentinel, Mr. Graft; Ada,
Miss Louisa Cooke, Martha, Mrs. Care
ron; Electa, Mrs. Graham; organist
Mrs Hulett.
"a Miss Annie L. Bentley a graduate of
The State Normal school, has accepted
position as primary teacher in the
East Haven school.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. James
e. church held a supper last even
Ing at $3.50 o'clock. There was large
humber present, and the affair was a
great success.
I| Miss Gussie Kischilall and Philip
W 4aIlup Of New York city are spending
few weeks as the guest of Miss Elsie
Davis of Oak street
The Olympic club will play the Or.
X tnge Athletic club in basketball thin
Evening at the latters club house ir
Washington avenue, West Haven. II
Sill the previous games this season the
Oranges have beaten the Olympics, bu
n. he Olynpics have been practicing
readily, and hope to make a better
Rowing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. O'Meara of Dag.
Sett street, Mrs. ]. O1deara, sr, anG
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas But
81 attended on New Years the day
he profession of Sister Roberta at Mt
t. Joseph's convent in Hartford. Mr.
md Mrs. Morgan J. Cavanaugh ant
daughters of this city were also pres
'1.'e Mt.
Friends of John D. Cunningham, thu
srinter, are quite interested in his plal
ID have an Irish garden at Woodmont
ear his summer home. AS the nu
leus of that garden Mr.. Cunningham
fili set out the bulbs of daffodils anC
Z FOCUSES, a box of which he has jus
4 eceived from Dickinson, one of thu
:, est known florists in Dublin, Ireland
fr Cunningham will import humble
+. Sc Irish flowers, and his garden will b
Is handsome as will be unique.
Mr.. William McLane, the son of DIR
End Mrs. W. w. McLane is VISITING
friends in New York city.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Treat F. Camp Of
Wednesday received a number of call
rs. who dropped in on them at va
s. ous times during the afternoon an
s zvening to congratulate them on tn
hi, to-.