The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-13
PERSONAL JOTTINGS,

I Mrs William Daggett will be tn, hostess for a handsome Valentine
 luncheon tomorrow. Covers will bt laid for twelve guests.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Andrew. ot
 Dwight street, will go to Washington
 next week to spend a couple of weeks
 remaining for the inauguration. Mrs. J. E. Todd, of Howard avenue
 will go to Washington, D. C., next
 Monday, to visit her mother, Mrs | Banks She will be at the capitol
 for the second inauguration of Presi-
 dent Mckinley.
 l Mrs. Charles K. Billings has sent out
 invitations for a children's Valentine l party to be given tomorrow afternoon on Trumbull street.
 Mrs. Josephine Fitch, of 213 Orchard street, has returned from weeks visit | to Brooklyn, where her two married daughters reside.
 The Association of Collegiate Alumni
 will hold their February meeting with
 Miss Seymour, 34 Hillhouse avenue, and President Hazard, of Wellesley, will
 speak on 'The Occupation of Women
 After Leaving College.' Invitations
 have been sent to the members of the Wellesley club to be present and meet
 President Hazard at that time and en- joy Miss Seymours hospitality. MT. and Mrs. Winthrop L. Allen have returned to New Haven after a trip
 of three weeks to New York, Boston
 and other places.
 President and Mrs. Arthur T. Had
 ley gave a small dinner party on Sat-
 urday evening at their home on Whit
 ney avenue. The affair proved very
 delightful to President and Mrs. Had
 ley's guests who included MT and Mrs.
 Ethelbert Nevin and MT. and Mrs Hil-
 liard of New York.
 Phil Winter, the proprietor of the
 Temple street cafe, who has been i'll with the grip and nervous dyspepsia for nearly month, has recovered and is again on duty. He was attended by Drs. Mcdonnell and Beck.
 A birthday surprise party was ten dered Monday night to Frank Potter, of. 154 Division street, on the fortleth an- niversary of his birth Several of the immediate friends were present. Mr. Potter is well known as the marks man for the Winchester Repeating Arms company, and as the president of the New Haven Gun club.
 The members of the Forum Alumni association of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra ternity of Boardman H. s, will hold their first meeting on Friday evening, February 15, at 8 o'clock. Dancing will be enjoyed from until 1 o'clock, and a fine programme of eighteen numbers two extras will be rendered. The will be Mrs. J. w. Schroed- CT, Mrs. F. E. Turner, Mrs. c. F. Mes singer, Mrs A. M. Beebe and Mrs. F. Bostwick. The committee comprises Cuno F. Ruickoldt, chairman; Fred eric F. Hurd, Jay A. Smith, Charles F. Malcolm, George s. Sterling, and Charles R. Bostwick..
 The first annual private masquerade of the local brnach of the Retail Clerks Inter- Protective wl be held February 19 The Second Regiment orches- .ra will furnish music. The local branch has been organized since October and Is now In prosperous condition with eighty
 Mrs. N. D.. Sperry is prominently men, toned as a candidate for president general It the approaching annual convention of the ] Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. l Sperry has been vice president general for l he past two years, and has been very prominent in advancing the interest of the | serving on several of the most committees.
 To-day at 3 P. m,,. Mrs. James Wiles, of ! Bristol street, Southington, will open her l louse for q meeting of the Child Study cIr- 'le. A chapter from Mrs. Harrison's book l 'n child study will be read. and full op- l ,ortunity for discussion will be given. Mrs. ! William l.. Curtiss will be the reader The 1 ubJect, Right and Wrong Punishment" 1 The discussions at these meetings are al- l ways interesting. 4% Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney will give z song Hcital of old Irish ballads at the elegant | esidence of Mrs r. c. Williams at Forest | file, Conn, on. the evening of February 19 | lrs. Williams is cultivated musician and yil accompany on the piano.
 Miss Lillian Allena Phillips has returned ! rom Springfield, where she has been the ast week, where the Drummer Boy' has cen holding the boards at the Court Square heater. She appears here the week of Feb uary 25 as 'The Drummer Boy'' at the Hy- erion theater.
 Ernest c. Simpson was made commls- toner of the superior court yesterday.
 Edward Dillon, superintendent of the New laven Water company, has gone to Porto ico.
 At the meeting of the New Haven Colony Historical society next Monday evening, the aper will be read by Arthur L. Shipman, of frtford, Yale 'S6, Law school 'SS The sub ,ct will be John Marshall and Oliver Els orth." The lecture Is public and all inter- sted are invited. E
 Mrs Susan T. Darlin, of 1162 Chapel rect, has returned from visit of several eeks on friends in Philadelphia. While bsent Mrs Darling was attacked by the rip and was confined to the bed for ten lys
 It is announced that the Rev. Thomas F. avies, Yale '94, has accepted the call to be ,ctor of Christ church, Norwich. Mr. Da- es Is the son of Bishop Davies, of Michi- ln. J. R. Marvin, accompanied by Judge Asa
 Woodward, leaves NOrwalk this week for sojourn in California. Mrs. c. A. Maycock and her little daugh- l r, Miss Helen, with Mrs. N. w. Hubinger