The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-02
Personal JOTTINGS.

| Misses Eva and Helen Burns, of Elm
street, have gone to Atlanta for the rest
of the winter.
]. w. Dorsey, formerly a well known
newspaper man in this city but latter
| ly of Chicago has returned east and
| will locate in New Haven. He is now
| assistant state deputy of the Modern
| Woodmen of America and is organizing
| branches of the order throughout the
state
| Dr. Robert G. Tracy, who has just
completed term of service as assistant
| physician at the New Haven hospital,
| left for New York yesterday to enter the
| POSTGRADUATE hospital Of That city, to
which institution he has been appointed
member of it's house staff of physi-
clans and surgeons.
Mrs. e. Y Hendricks, of 24S Munson
street, left Saturday for Washington,
where her husband, e. Y. Hendricks, is
messenger in the House of Representa-
tives. Accompanying her was Mrs, c.
]. Davenport, of No. Is View street, and
they will both remain until congress
closes.
C. E. Burton, of Willow street, gave a
small party Monday evening to watch
the old year out.
Thomas Cleary, of Wheeling. w. Va,
is the guest of b. A. Chamberlain, of
Chamberlain street.
Mrs. Stephen Whitney. of 405 Whitney
avenue, entertained a small rerty Of
friends Monday evening in honor of the
close of the century.
Miss Alice Mills, Of Meriden, is the
guest Of Mrs. j. V. Roger at No. 271
Humphrey street.
Miss Switzerland, Miss Ingham, Miss
Haven, Miss Moore, Miss Ford and Miss
Bessie Moore, who have been away for
the Christmas holiday, have returned to
West Haven.
G. w. Matthews, who has conducted
the Bristol street greenhouses in South
ington for the past year, has considered
and accepted an excellent offer from
North Cambridge company.
Mrs Il. A. Lithgow, of 1911 Howard
avenue, was pleasantly surprised at
Christmas by the gift of a lemonade set
from her Sunday school class, in ac-
acknowledgement Of which she gave them
a New Years reception at her home on
Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner, of West
Haven, will entertain the Evening
Whist club at their home or Washing
ton avenue this evening. A buffet lunch
will be served Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Peck,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Glare
Thompson, Miss Minnie Smith and
Stewart Reynolds complete the number
of membership.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Beckwith, of
New London, are visiting Nj. and Mrs
M. A. Lester, of 154 Center street, West |
Haven.
Lieutenant Henry Ward, who now re-
sides in Washington, but a native Of |
West Haven, is receiving congratule- |
lions upon the birth Of another daugh- |
ter.
A watch party was given New Years |
eve by Mrs. E. S. Osborn, of Lake place,
IN honor Of her son, Alonzo Osborn, who |
Is musical director of the New PaItz
Normal school on the Hudson, and it |
proved as enjoyable as was anticipat-
3D. Mrs. Osborn had planned for a mu-
sicale on the evening before, but at the
asst moment 1t was found necessary to |
postpone the affair until Monday even
ng and so a watch party was the re-
suit. During the evening supper was
served and with appropriate ceremo-
1ies the guests welcomed in the New
Year. Among those present were Mrs
Roberts, Mrs. Kelly, Mr.. Whitaker,