The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-15

Patrick Welch, is seriously III with
pneumonia and brain fever, and it Is
+; feared he will not recover. Dr. Gushing
called in Dr. Osborne, of New Haven
Monday night and consultation was
held. WEIGH has been delirious for sew
eral days. afHs9
Miss Anna Lea Blackwell gave an ex-
ceedingly pretty luncheon Monday at
| her home on Bradley street. The table
was attractively decorated with sweet
peas and roses and looked very hand
| some. The affair was in honor of Miss
| Lea, of Boston, who is the guest of
Miss Blackwell. Munro was the flower
| decorator.
The May party of West Haven school
children which was to have been held
last Saturday was held yesterday at
ternoon after school, the children start
ing at o'clock.
Mrs. leila Nuttall, late of Dresden,
Germany, honorary special assistant of
the Peabody museum, Harvard, was in
this city two days last week studying
the anthropological collections of the
university museum. Mrs. Nuttall Is
the author of important works on arch
aeology, the latest of which Is 1.-THE
Fundamental Principles of Old and
New World Civilizations"
Mrs. Louisa Lawson, of No. 17S Main
street, West Haven, is confined to her
bed with severe attack Of rheuma-
tism.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for the commencement exercises of the
Yale School of Music, which will take
place at College street hall on the even
ing of May 20. AS in years past, the
New Haven Symphony orchestra will
assist in the programme and of course
the members of the graduating class
will also take prominent part. These
exercises are always attended by a
large number of the college people and
their families as especial interest CEN
tiers in this new department Of the col
lege.
Several of Yales track athletes who
have not heretofore enjoyed the privi-
lege Of wearing a "Y" have been ac-
corded the priced initial since the track
games of Saturday. The following men,
for their efficient work in the track
and field events last Saturday, have
been awarded track ~" Peace 1902
S., D. p. Thompson 1903 S., ]. r. Hunt
er 1902 E. ]. Clapp 1904, N. H. Hargrave
1902 S., S. c. Dupee 1901, ]. s. Speaker
1903 L. S., G. A. Goss 1908, B. G. Teel
1902, r. Sheldon 1902 S.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
William Albert Corwin, of Hartford.
for the marriage of her daughter, Edith
Pendleton, to Emerson Clifford Taylor,
of this city, to take place on Tuesday.
June 4, at 4:30 o'clock, at Trinity church
in Hartford. The wedding will be a
large affair and will be attended by
many friends from New Haven. Mr..
Taylor graduated from Yale in the class
of '95 and is at present an instructor in
the English department of the univer-
sity. Cards have also been sent out
saying that Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will
be at home after October / at 226 Law
renee street. this city.
The Monday Whist club of West
Haven held their last meeting Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Nettleton on Main street. The full
number of members, twenty-four were
present. The first prize, a. cut glass
butter dish, was won by Mrs, James |
and the second prize, a coolie
head went to Mrs. oliver. The players
were Mrs. George w. Warner, Mrs. r. |
L. Chase, Mrs Albert Coe, Mrs. James !
Reynolds, Mrs William Brainard Mrs. |
D. A. Kinner, Mrs. Frederick Smith, |
Mrs. Stormont, Mrs. Brodhead, Mrs. |
Lampson, Mrs Adrian Heitmann, Mrs. |
Howarth, Mrs Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs.
Charles E. Graham, Mrs. NJ ]. Adams, |