The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-12
held at their home given from to 8 o'clock Monday. February 19.

| held at their home gwen from 10
 o'clock Monday, February 19.
 Another of those delightful dance!
 was given at the Country club Wed
 nesday evening. The patronesses were
 Mrs w. w. Whiting, Mrs. c. D. At
 water, Mrs. J. H. Niemeyer, Mrs. Hen
 " A. Beers, Mrs W. H. Bishop ant
 Mrs. W. L. Phelps.
 | George H. Fry from Phelps 6 Bar | tholomews Ansonia, has gone to Bris l tol and taken a position with the Ma l tional Self Winding Clock company. He
 will have charge of the finishing oi | their clocks.
 | As in former years, MT. and Mrs Charles DeForest will entertain at din
 ner party of friends after the Gounod l concert tomorrow night. These de- | ightful affairs of MT. and Mrs DeFor-
 est have become a feature of the con cert.
 Mrs. Creel1ore, the adopted daughter
 of Rev. Dr. c. H. Buck of Bristol, for
 merly of New Haven, who has spent
 most of trN time in Bristol for the last
 two or three years, gave birth, Sunday, at her home in Tarrytown, N. r., to
 twin girls. Dr. Buck received a tele-
 phone message saying that the mother and both of the little ones are doing well.
 Miss Jessica Holmes sof York Square has received an invitation to act as a page at the national convention of the D. A. R. to be held in Washington, Feb ruary 1926. It is customary to have two young ladies from each of the thir- teen original states act in this capacity, but generally the daughters of senators or representatives residing in Washing ton are given the privilege. This year Connecticut will have three represen- tatives as Miss Hill, daughter of Con- gressman Hill, and Miss Russell, daugh- ter of Congressman Russell, will also act in that capacity at the convention
 Congressman Sperry accompanied by Congressman Landis of Indiana, left Washington Saturday afternoon for New Haven to attend the banquet of the Young Mems Republican club. They were accompanied to New York by the Indiana congressional delegation, and the whole party were the guests of Gen. eral Lew Wallace at the presentation of Ben Hur" in New York Saturday evening" Congressmen Sperry and Lan- dis arrived in New Haven yesterday af- ternoon
 Rev. James Tregaskis of this city preached at the North Methodist church, Hartford, yesterday morning. MT. Tregaskis has been assisting the e pastor, Rev. D. N. Griffin, formerly of Epworth M. E. church, New Haven, in conducting evangelstic services during the last two weeks. He is an interest ing preacher and an excellent singer. Next week he. will begin a series of meetings in Rhode Island.
 Charles F. Fellowes, the clerk of the Hartford court of common pleas, was brighter Saturday though his condition is yet serious. He has been informed of the nature of his disease which is an affection of the kidneys, and he received the uliwelcome inteli- gence with calmness MT. Fellowes son, the Rev. Edward c. Fellowes the pastor of the First Congregational church of Derby, has come to Hartford to see him. He has also been visited by his daughter, Mrs. Paradise, the wife of | the Rev Mr. Paradise, who is the rector of an Episcopal church in a town In | MT. and Mrs, Paradise's | oldest child. Scott Paradise, a bright < title fellow of eight years, has recently | been operated on in. a hospital in Bos- on for appendicitis. MT. Fellowes, who | s particularly fond of his grandchild, | vas very much worried over his con- lition, and the news that the operation vas success gave him great deal of comfort.