The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-04

II o'clock, followed by luncheon at /.
| The Wellesley club will hold bust
ness meeting on Saturday afternoon al
1880 o'clock at the home of the presi-
dent, Miss Alice Wright, of 1913 York
street. AS this lis the annual meeting
of the club it is hoped that as large a
number as possible will arrange TO be
present.
Mrs. Charles Randall, Of Morris
Conn, has been very i'll at Cedar Cliff
cottage, Short Beach, the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Tyler.
On Tuesday afternoon the young
friends of Master Milton Winter, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Winter of
1877 Howe street, gave him a surprise
party. These young friends We're the
members of his Sunday school class at
the Mlshkan Israel temple. The party
was composed of ten girls and ten boys.
| The afternoon was spent in playing
games, The young people were served
with an excellent supper, the table be-
/ ing beautifully decorated. Many good
wishes were extended to Master Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Young gave a delight
! full whist to usher in the new century
at their charming home at City Point
Monday evening. -Four very handsome
prizes were offered, the first, an i'm
ported silk throwdown, being won by
Mrs. Bert Domfree, of West Haven,
while Edward Ferry won box of
Twentieth Century cigars. Mrs. Fred
Judd and Mr. Brons took second prizes
| The monthly meeting of the New Ha-
ven County Horticultural society will be
held at Mr. Champions foyer this even
| ing, January 4, at 8 o'clock All men,
bers are specially requested to be pres
ent as interesting papers on the
Changes and Advancement in the
Growing and Arrangement of Cut Flow
ers in New Haven During the Last
Thirty Years." will be read by four
members of the society, followed by re-
marks by any one present at the meet
ing. N. w. Kendall has consented to
preside. and it is earnestly requested
that all members by their presentce
show an interest in the society.
Miss Madeline E. Reynolds of Main
street, West Haven left last night to
visit her sister Mrs. Huntley r. Drum
mond Of % McTayish street, Montreal,
Canada. Miss Reynolds expects to be
absent from six weeks to two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hazel, Of
New Haven, are occupying the Bar
racks at Short Beach this winter. Mr.
Hazel has charge of Mrs. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox's property.
Albert M. Donkee, of West Haven,
borough clerk, is confined to the house
with muscular rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. James Foley of 304
Humphrey street gave a birthday par
ty New Years evening in honor of
their son. Walter it being his four
teenth birthday anniversary. About
thirty Of his young friends assembled
at his home and proceeded to enjd.# the
evening. Music and games constituted
the features of the entertainment, after
which an elaborate supper was served.
The fun, of which there was much, be-
gan to lag as the young people become
tired, and at about 10 o'clock the party
came to a close. the company singing
Happy New Year with piano accom-
paniment by Miss Nellie Foley.
Mrs. George F. Booth and children of
Worcester Mass, have returned home
after spending the holidays with Mr.,
and Mrs. William Mason, 500 Elm |
street.
Miss Daisy Alexander, of Chicago, has
been the guest during the holidays of
Mrs. Murphy at Killam's Point.
Harry Elmer, of West Haven. has
into Miss Metcalfs house, 1923 |
Elm street, in the borough.
Miss Maria Coleman, of Providence, |
- I, At
Carlisle Boynton, of Meadow street, |
Branford, during the holidays. Miss |
is engaged in religious work in
the Working Girls club in Providence.
A series of lecture recitals on music
will be given on Wednesday mornings
at II o'clock, by Miss Estelle Neuhaus
Of Boston. Mrs Joseph Porter, Mrs. r.
G. Bennett, Miss M. f.. Scranton, and
Mrs. George B. Farnam, will act as
hostesses for these affairs, which will
be attended by large number of the
women prominent in social circles here.
The subjects for discussion include
Musical Form" 1.-THE Romantic +
School," wagner and His Works" and
Modern Composers and the Russian
School"
Mrs C. Berry Poets has received an
invitation to be one of the receiving
party at large reception to be given
~ Mrs Colonel Bracket in the city
If Washington the middle of February. ,
The affair is in honor of the Daughters
If 1.-THE Founders and Patriots of the
Army and Navy" 1t follows soon af-
er the annual Army and Navy ball and
Yrs. Poets will probably go down to the
apital in season to attend this fes-
ivity.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Warner of
Vest Haven, entertained the whist club
0 which they belong Wednesday even
ng. The ladys prize, won by Mrs.
George Peck, was handsome Indian
ola pillow. The gentleman's prize,
1on by Clarence e. Thompson, ir., was 6
fine picture of the Horse Fair A {
ainty buffet lunch was served
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Maycock, of
LAX Place, gave a delightful whist {
Wednesday evening, which was attend j
d by about twenty of their friends. 1t )
,as the holiday meet of a whist club I
hitch has been organized for several |
ears Among those who were present I
'ere: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond baldwin $
If. and Mrs. T. H. Dawson, Mr.. and
lrs Charles Blakeslee, Mrs. William /
Mr.. Siney, Miss Munson, Mr. l
nd Mrs. Hooghkirk, Mr.. and Mrs
[essenger, Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Bald I
in, Mr.. and Mrs. George French, Mr. |