The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-05

l HelWlS IS also on the programme.
 fine affair is promised.
 Miss Helen Murphy, of Winsted, ha ] returned from weeks visit with he
 friends in this city
 Mrs. R. A. Brown, of 303 Whitne.
 avenue, gave a luncheon Tuesday a
 the Country club for her daughters tn
 Misses Florence A. and Katharin,
 Frances Brown. The table was very prettily decorated with centerpiece O migonette and individual baskets O fruit and flowers Those present wer,
 the Misses Welch, Miss Wilson, Mis-:
 Susan Wright Miss Butler, Miss Whit ney, Miss Olive Damn, Miss Cecil Bar. l mum, Miss Bradley Miss Olga Monson l Miss Foster, Miss Phoebe Whiting, Miss ] Susan Whiting, Miss Moulthrop, Miss l Mixter, Miss Helen Benedict and Miss Hemingway.
 Arthur N. Day, of Kimberly, Root & Day, and his brother, Wilbur Day, jr. were due to arrive in London Tuesday They sailed week ago on the Mime haha and are booked to arrive home on the 23d of this month. Mrs. James Welch, of Atwater street West Haven, is quite ill with malarial fever
 Mrs Samuel H. Fisher of Whitney avenue, entertained at luncheon yester- day at the Country club. The guests were Mrs. Tyler, Miss Bushnell, Miss Whitney, Miss Nettleton, Miss Welch, Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Will liam Lyon Phelps, Miss Sargent and Mrs. Ring.
 Mrs. George Spencer, of Plainville, re- ceived a telegram Tuesday morning an- nouncing the serious illness of her fath- CT, F. F. Jillson, of New Haven. Mrs. Spencer has come to this city to care for him.
 The Idle Hour Whist club, of West Haven. met last evening with MT, and Mrs. Frederick Farr at their home on George street.
 The marriage of Miss Grace Smith daughter of William H. Smith, of Plain vile, to Charles Brooks, of Southing- ton, took place in that town last Thurs day.
 Mrs Combs, who has been visiting her son, Davis Combs, of West Haven, for six weeks, has gone to Boston for a visit.
 iic 4hoilody " Niub was tillcl- tained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Ray mond G. Baldwin, of Whalley avenue. The first prize was awarded to Mrs. A. C. Bushnell who received a hand some quartered oak table, and Mrs. George A. Maycock received for the second prize a fine china salad dish. Mrs. c. B. Blakeslee and Mrs. M. F. Bowman acted as subscribers for Mrs. Howe and Mrs. c. w. Pickett. The next meeting will be held December Is with Mrs. John Shaw, of West Chapel street
 Max Spitzner and August Striby two well known athletes and members of the New Haven Turn Verein, have been se- lected to act as judges at the Yale gym nasium tomorrow evening at a compet- itive contest given by the Yale Gymnas- tic association, at which none but the foremost athletes of the university will 
 The Mothers club, of West Haven, will meet this afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. Gilbert, S1 Center street; subject, How to Cultivate the True Christmas Spirit of Giving-the Divine in Every Child,'. and Rev. Henry B. Mead will make the address All who are interested are cordially invited 10 attend.
 Golden Rod chapter No. 34, o. F. S.. If West Haven, will hold it's annual | meeting for the election of officers this evening in it's room in Thompson block. | All members are earnestly invited to be | present. MT. and Mrs, Jacob B. Mershon, of | Franklin street, Norwich, have return | guests of their daughter, Mrs. James 1inckley.
 This evening the ladies of the filling own chapel will give musical and lit- ,rary entertained. There will also be Fifteen cents includes he entire programme.
 MT. and Mrs. George Mortimer and Miss Gussie Mortimer, of West Haven, rave returned from their weeks visit o Sound Beach.
 The Ecclesiastical Embroidery class if West Haven will meet this afternoon t 2:30 with Mrs. K. Stark Thomas at Ter home corner of Savin avenue and Church street.
 | ity will be glad to learn that his condi- ion has so far improved that his phy- ician encourages the belief that in two r three weeks he will be able to occupy is pulpit The rapidity with which he rallying from the effects of his acci- ent of a week ago surprises every ody. Dr. Pierson finds him cheerful atient.
 large throng enjoyed the concert at Humphrey street Lutheran church last vening. The progra mme was as fol- )ws: lale quartette-,Die Suesse Heimath |. Eisenhart, F. Pleines, A. Rosinus, A.
 Linkenbach. iolin solo--Les Adieux ...... Sarasate llss Lenora A. Grave, accompanied by
 Miss Gertrude Crave oprano solo--Greeting ...... . Hawley : liss Katherine Murphy accompanied
 by Miss Helen Williams. iano solo-La Regatta Veneziano.
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 Miss Gertrude F. Grave. Ito solo-Webers Jahr .... Bohm
 Miss Helen Williams. oprano solo-The Sweetest Flower
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