The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-16

Europe This Week Rev. F. E. liar.
 rison's Call to Pastorate of Second
 Reception by MT. Frank Craig of New
 York, Formerly of This City-Othe,
 Items.
 Miss Etta Leigh daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Leigh, has returned to her studies at Ingleside, New Milford having spent the holidays at home.
 The Rev. r. B. Harrison of this city visited Palmer last week to confer with the committee of the church and society of the Second Congregational church of that place, to the pastorate of which he has received a call.
 Rev. Father Cronin of South Meriden attended the funeral of Rev. James linehan in this city Saturday.
 Miss Alice May Fowler of IA Kim berly avenue has returned to New Ha- ven after two weeks visit with friends at Jersey City, Brooklyn and New York.
 
 and Colonel and Mrs I. M Ullman will go to New York on Thursday, January 26. for the Old Guard ball.
 Mrs. Ernestine Bailey of Norwich is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Keeler, in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. John G. Henderson of Hartford are at present visiting friends in this city. Mrs Henderson leaves for Scotland Tuesday on the steamship Fur nessia of the Anchor line.
 Mrs. Frank Craig of New York wife of the late Frank Craig of New Haven, and until Mr. Craig's death several years ago a resident of New Haven, gave a large reception on Wednesday afternoon for her daughters at her home, West Seventy-first street. New York. Receiving were Mrs. Craig, Miss Craig, Miss Mabel Craig and Miss Grace Craig, assisted by Miss Brossan, Miss Hegadorn, Miss Terry and Miss Reed. Miss Craig wore a gown of white chif- fon, shirred over silk, with common rosebuds; Miss Mabel Craig, rose pink procade, with white chiffon, and Miss Grace Craig, yellow brocade and lace. IA Hungarian orchestra played during the reception and for the dance. About 300 guests were present at the recep- tion.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Copperthite of Washington are visiting at the home of their sister Mrs. John McCarty, of 10G Woodward avenue.
 Mrs. William F. Brook of Crown street has returned from a holiday visit to her mother and sister in Boston.
 William A. Borden, librarian of the Young Mems Institute, delivered a very interesting address on How to Use Library at the institute rooms Friday afternoon.
 Joseph P. Lavigne, president of the Lavgne & Scott Manufacturing com- pany, has gone to Chicago on a busi- ness trip. Mrs. Lavigne accompanied her husband as far as Troy, N. Y where she will visit during MT. Lav- ignes absence in the west.
 Ex-Mayor A. c. Hendrick has gone to the West Indies to spend some time He went to New York Friday and will probably be gone all the remainder of the winter. He had not when he left decided where he would spend the greater part of his sojourn.
 Dr. Hammond, who for year has had an office on Ferry street at the cor ner of Peck street, will this week re- move to College street, just below Elm street. Dr. Hammond graduated from the Yale medical school several years ago. He is son of the late Rev. MT. Hammond, at one time pastor of the East Pearl street M. F.. church.
 Among those who will respond to toasts at the annual banquet of the Connecticut Typothetae, to be held at the Republican league on January is, is Governor George R Lounsbury. Elk Senator W. H. Marigold will preside.
 Miss Clara Jepson, daughter of Pro- lessor and Mrs. Benjamin Jepson, and Mrs Harry B. Jepson have gone to At 1antic City to be absent for some time. The change is made for the benefit of Miss Jepson's health. which is extreme 1y delicate. Dr. w. c. Welch, who was thrown from his carriage last week by troll ley car and severely bruised, has recov- cred sufficiently to be out, although he is still sore from the effect of the fall. Mrs. William K. Townsend will give the sophomore tea this year during Prom. week.
 The patroness2a for the junior ger man this year are Mrs. w. w. Fs1nam, Mrs. w. Rockefeller Mrs. A. M Young, | Mrs. c. T. Barney, Mrs. G. c. Green way, Mrs. D. c. Barton, Mrs. w. H. | Moseley and Mrs. Edmund Coffin.
 Miss Julia Barnum has returned to [ New Haven after having been confined at her home in Bedding several days . with the grip
 Nre. W. c. Mcintosh of 19 Sylvan | avenue who, we stated re n 1y, was re- covering from a severe ill1ess has suf- fered relapse, and is at present in a very feeble condition
 Among the guests at the presidents reception on Tuesday evening at Wash ington were MT. and Mrs. John Ball Os borne and Miss Grace Grinnell of New Haven.
 A. l.. Buell. of Clinton passed the Sab bath with his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mcknight in New Haven
 Mrs. Imc gene Dudley of th S c,ty was the guest recently of MT, and Mrs. W. H. Stafford of Clinton.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lay have re- turned to New Haven after passing some time in town the gussts of Deacon R. H. Stevens and wife in Westbrook. Pierre Tyler of this city was the guest ' i,t jy iY, tpr1 1o ct