The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-13
PERSoN1L JOTTfNGS.

there in attending to business matters
relative to the national society.
Joseph Henry Howard, assistant pro-
fessor of Latin of the Indiana uniVer-
sity, at Bloomington, Ind, is visiting
in this city for a few days.
Mrs George Harrison of New Haven
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harrison of MiddletoWn.
Miss Olive Smith of City Point is In
New York visiting friends.
Mrs. George McKendrick and her lit
tie SON of New Haven, have been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Colonel Gre
CORY in New Canaan.
Mrs. Matthew Reilly of Park street
was the hostess for an exceedingly pref
ty luncheon Saturday, November TO-.
The dining room was effectively deco
rated with palms and cut flowers, the
table looking particularly attractive
with chrysanthemums in profusion ar
tistically arranged. Mrs Reilly had
as her guests Mrs. Franl. Carroll, Mrs
H. r. Hosley Mrs Charles O'Connell
and Mrs. FEtzsimmons.
The members of the Qunnipiac Whist
club held their first meeting Saturday
GNGHIUB, ana were GIllGIldll NY NIl
and Mrs r. S. Potter of POI Quinnipiac
avenue. After play lunch was served.
The first prizes wore won by Mrs. Steele
and Mrs Dow, and second by e, M.
Hemingway and Mrs. r. Hemingway.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
t. R. Hemingway of Montowese Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Esther Shaw, who has been
spending a few weeks with Gilbert
Hatch and family Of Whigville has re-
turned to her home in New Haven.
The members of the Womans school
association and their friends who gath
erred at the new rooms of the association
on Saturday afternoon TO hear Miss
Charlotte Coffin Wilkinson talk, were
/ delighted with the speaker an enjoyed
every moment of the time that Miss
/ Wilkinson was addressing them She
took for her topic 1.-THE Club Movement
4 Among Working Women and Its Edu-
cational Advantages" tracing the de-
velopment of this from the first club
for working girls, which was started
over ten years ago, with Miss Grace
Dodge of New York as its principal
worker.
NCtJpI DClllllH ISldhGSIGGy WHO WAS IL
republican candidate for representative
filed an account of his election expenses
with Town Clerk Brethauer yesterday
1t is as follows: Republican town COM
mittee, 1926; pastors, SAL; postage, Sc;
and ticket peddlers and carriages, $8S,
making a total Of $3.50.
William Warren of this city was in
Danbury Saturday attending the funer-
al Of Captain Henry Quien.
Henry Daggett returned to Andover,
Conn, from New Haven on Tuesday.
and expects to remain there a few
weeks
Captain H. D. Cowles and Detectives
Donnely and MoGrath of the New Ha-
ven police went to Bridgeport yesterday
to assist the Bridgeport police there
being a large crowd in Bridgeport yes
terday.
The EDworth league of West Haven
will hold a handkerchief sale at the
house of Miss Daisy Crawford on Elm
street Thursday.
Mrs. Georgiana lie Count is the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. Mexican at the Bap-
fist parsonage in Bradford
Rev. Arthur J Gummack rector of
,IIiol tlAdttlp w est maven, ltIl yes
terday morning for Plymouth, where he
will spend the day. Mrs. Gammack
spent the day in Hartford.
Archibald Noble of Lafayette avenue
Milford, is quite seriously i'll with a
complication of diseases.
George u. Bale and DR.. Adams of
West Haven, who have been on a hunt
ing trip in Virginia are expected home
Wednesday.
The Mothers club, which has an in
creasng number of members, met at
the home of Mrs James H. Merriam in
West Haven on Thursday of last week.
and were entertained and instructed by
an able address given by Mrs DR.
Moody of New Haven. The club this
week Will meet with Mrs Leroy Cham
berlain at 1893 Main street, West Ha-
ven, on Tuesday evening. Miss Jessie
l. Scranton of the kindergarten of the
public schools, will speak on the "Ad-
vantages of Kindergartens." All moth
ers or those interested in this work are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w Squires Of New
York are the guests of MIR. and Mrs. D.
S. bort of Bridgeport turnpike in Mil
ford.
Judge Bryant of West Haven is ex-
pected home from the Adirondacks the
latter part of the week.
The social event of last evening in
Branford was the Pond silver wedding
reception from s till II o'clock.
The first regular meeting of the D.
A. RS will be held at Foot Guard ar
mory on Saturday afternoon, November
II, at O'Clock. Miss Ellen Strong Bart
lett Will read a paper on "The Second
Mrs. Trumbull." Mrs. Nathan Easter
brook will read an interesting sketch
Of the life and character of General
Artemus Ward, who was one of Wash 1
ingtons aide de camps. General Wards
name is more frequently associated with
witty sayings than with war, and it is
the side of his life least familiar with
which Mrs. Easterbrook's paper will
deal.
Rev. w. J. Squires of West Haven
exchanged pulpits with B. M. Wright |
of Orange Sunday.
Mrs. Charles e. Graham of West Ha-
ven is confined to the house with a Sc |
we're attack of malaria.
The first Of the Branford library
course of lectures will be given in IL