The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-13

Miss Ellen Page Sargent, of 81 Elr
street, is visiting friends in Boston.
Professor Frank Farrell of Norwich
has returned from weeks stay in Nev
Haven, where he attended the musica
convention. Mrs Farrell and Miss No
ME Tarrant are visiting MI. Farrell
relatives in Ansonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bigelow ant
family of Whitney avenue, will spent
the summer on the Maine coast, leaving
the city the last Of June.
Professor Max Farrand, of Wesleyan
university, has translated pamphe
written by Professor Jellinek, Of Hei
delberg, entitled 1.-THE Declaration Of
the Rights of Man and of Citizens
J The translation is now In the press oil
Henry Holt & Co.. Of New York. Pro-
fessor Farrand has also undertaken the
preparation of critical edition of all
the acts Of the Philadelphia convention
of 1887, embracing the official journals
and all unofficial notes of the debates
arranged for ready reference to all rec
ords of any given day
| Mrs. Arthur H. Day. of Wall street,
gave very small but delightful lun-
| CutOIl at lHt Country CIuU OIl IHuI odoy
The table was very prettily decorated
for the occasion, and some of those who
enjoyed Mrs. Days hospitality were
Mrs Francis Gibbons Beach, Mrs. Rus
sell Hotchkiss, Mrs. Charles Jones and
Miss Biggs, of Washington.
Harry Lacey, we'll known in this city,
is playing in Brooklyn, N Y. this week
/ in his well known drama, "A Still
Alarm"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Wells, of
Lawrence street, have taken a cottage
at Woodbridge for the summer
l.. H. Ploucquet, of Plymouth, enter
tanned friends from New Haven last
week. Mr.. Ploucquet was a delegate to
the recent G. A. r. state encamprent
at New London.
One of the handsomest luncheons OF
the season was that given on Friday by
Mrs. Frank d. Trowbridge for party
of twelve friends The table was beau
tifully decorated with American Beau
ties and yards of pink satin ribbon, the
whole effect being most pleasing.
A. ]. Cooper, of this city, has been
visiting friends in Deep River.
Mrs. Benjamin Cheney and Miss Alice
Cheney left on Tuesday for a two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
william r. Watrous has left the en-
ploy of c. J. Bates in Chester to learn
the machinist's trade at the Winches-
ter armory here. =
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Harry Marlin gave
a small luncheon on Friday at the
Country club for Ella Wheeler Wilcox
and a guest who is visiting her.
Miss Kate w. Hutchinson, the eff
Client principal of the Brown school kin
dergarten, Hartford, for five years, and
William A. Arnold Of the law firm of
Clark A Arnold, will be married Wed
nesday, May %, at the home Ut the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. John /.
Professor w. F. Williams entertained
a small party at the Country club Fri
day.
Mrs. Russell Hotchklss was the host !
sss on Wednesday for small luncheon |
At the Country club.
Dwight A. Thrall, son of General |
Agent Dwight w. Thrall, of the State
Humane society, and Mrs. Eliza la
member Of the family, sail
ID Saturday for E. four months tour Of
Europe, extending through Holland
Belgium, Germany, Italy, Switzerland
md France. This Is Mr. Thrall's sec
md European trip, which Is taken for
he benefit Of his health.
Mrs. s. Christie Mead returned last
week to New York after having been
he guest for some time Of Mrs. George
Robinson, of York square,
The Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes, secre-
airy to the Yale corporation, sent out
notices to the Yale alumni Saturday
the names Of the four men
Who have been nominated and will con-
inue in the race for member of the
Tale corporation to succeed the late 4
Buchanan Winthrop, of New York city,
yho died recently His term would
ave expired this June. The names are
iii Whitney '69, New Haven; Thomas
aft '64, Clncinnati; George woodward |
a, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, who has
lst returned from Europe, where she
ras sent by one Of the New York dali
IS to attend the funeral Of Queen Vic
oria and the wedding Of Queen will
elmina, of Holland, has returned home
nd is now settled at the Bungalow,
hort Beach, for the summer. She has
s her guest Fanny Edgar Thomas, the
ell known musical critic who for the
lst seven years has been the Paris rep
Of the Musical Courier.
The superintendent Of the summer
,hools and Fairgrounds this year will
e Miss Jessie !. Scranton, who Is In 6
barge of the kindergarten department
the New Haven public schools. The T
ppointments made by superintendent 7
eede for the schools are as follows:
Zunder vacation school--Elizabeth t
lien, principals Ada l.. Ruth, first as t
slant; Mabel f. Rochfort,l second as I
slant; Louise G. Reimann, second as =
slant.
Eaton vacation school--M. Grace @
eecher, principal; Winifred e. Atwa- S
r, assistant.
Zunder playground-Luci B. Barnes. U
atron; Alice M. Barrett, matron; AL
2 Rochfort. assistant; Alice M. Bar u
tt. assistant; Sarah Noble, afternoon
sistant.
Wooster playground-Agnes Duggan,
atron; Alice Clark, afternoon assist j
It.
Wallace playground-M. Florence
owley, matron; Henrietta Lantz, ma ID
IN; Frances Lambert, assistant; Edith II
Dettra, assistant; Jane f. Hughson, p
sistant. -