The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-01

" S2 Edgehill road, received 8 visit from the stork Monday As yet the new conner, a son, has not been named. This is the third child born to Mir. and Mrs. Wheeler.
 Mrs. Gage, who has been living with her sister, Mrs. George Brooke, of Brown street, West Haven, for several months, left Monday for her home in Minneapolis, Minn.
 MT, and Mrs. William Hartung of Elm street will celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary this week by a trip to Hartford and Pine Meadow, where they will visit with relatives. There will be much interest in the announcement that Miss Estelle Hattie Slater, daughter of MT and Mrs. Isaiah Slater, of 2S Hemingway street, East Haven, was united in marriage to Christopher R. Smith, son of MT. and Mrs. Christopher J. Smith, of 192 James street, Monday The ceremony was performed at St. Francis R. c. church at 1O:3O. The Rev. Father Ken nedy officiated. A wedding supper was served at 4 o'clock. The young couple left after the wedding for a short trip to New York.
 One of the recent social events was the brilliantly successful military whist" given by MT. and Mrs. s. z. Poli, at their beautiful home on Howe street It was specially for their friends, who have recently sought to express by the presentation of very elegant clock their appreciation of this clever, genial, admirable couple, who are not alone proyerbial for their hos pitality and public spirit, but for their practical interest in all that concerns the welfare of New Haven.
 John c. Collins of this city, gentle man greatly interested in boys organi- zations throughout the state, presented a flag to the New Milford cadets on Saturday last, a gift sent by Gov. Woodruff.
 | Mrs. William Brooks, whose hus- band was a former pastor Of the First Congregational church, is the guest of Mrs. N. A. Chase, of Main street, West Haven. Mrs. Brooks resides with her son in Boston.
 A charming May Day wedding will be celebrated in St. Patrick's R. c. church this morning, when Miss Elizabeth Julia, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Ahearn, and Mr. William Edward Creighton, will be united in marriage IA reception will follow at the home of the brides parents on Chapel street.
 A large wedding was celebrated in St. Joseph's R. c. church yesterday morn ing, when, with nuptial mass, Father Andrew Harty united in marriage Miss Mollie Shanley and MT. George Snyder. Special music was feature of the ser vice.
 The first big social affair of the local fourth degree, Knights of Columbus, was held in K. of c. hall last night. There were speeches, entertainment and refreshments. The committee in charge consisted of Messrs. John Judge, Daniel Colwell and John Barrigan.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, the state regent I of the D. A. R., who has just returned from the National Congress at Wash ington, D. C., brought with her very handsome lorgnette presented by the 1 Connecticut delegates. The presenta- ton was made by Mrs. John Buell. of Litchfield. The gift was complete surprise to Mrs. Kinney.
 The Twentieth Century Wesleyan league, of which Henry H. Benedict is president, will hold it's second annual banquet at the First Methodist Episco- pal church tomorrow evening at ! o'clock.
 June is the day set for the wedding of Miss Mary Josephine Rowland, daughter of George Rowland of New York, to George Preston Sheldon, jr., also of this city. The ceremony will be performed at the Rowland home in Greenwich, Conn, and will be followed by a reception. MT. Sheldon Is ten- his champion. Miss Rowlani's sister is married to MT. Andrew Carnegie's nephew, Commodore George Lauder, jr,, of the Indian Harbor Yacht club.
 The wedding of Miss Nellie Marshall of Gilbert street Allingtown, to MT. Henry Rosinus of Rosette street, was solemnized yesterday afternoon at 3:SO o'clock After trip to New York and other places, Mir. and Mrs. Rosinus will reside in Clark street, West Haven.
 John F. Stevens, formerly chief en- gineer of the Panama canal who is to do some special work for the New Ha- ven road, will make his home at the New Haven House during the summer.