The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-04

been at the hospital for number O
 weeks, and is no better.
 Mrs. Lemuel H. Hopton of New Yorl is spending Sunday with her mother Mrs. Josephine Fitch of 213 Orchard street.
 Ellsworth I. Foote and Henry A. Ly-
 man, both of this city, returned Satur-
 day evening from a delightful trip ir 1 the West Indies and South America, They were passengers on the cruising
 steam yacht Prinzessin Victoria Luise,
 of the Hamburg-American line, which
 arrived at New York Saturday from a
 thirty days excursion to the West h.
 dies and the Spanish main. The steam
 CT is 450 feet long and weighs 5000 tons. l MT. Foote in speaking of the trip Satur-
 day night said that on the outward
 passage the ship rode out fearful gale
 lasting thirty-six hours.
 An exceedingly pretty informal lunch
 con was given this past week at the | Country club by Professor H. R. Lang. | The table decorations were very pretty
 and among those who enjoyed Profess
 sor Langs hospitality were MT. and I Mrs. Charles DeF'orest, Captain and
 Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs, Newberry and MT.
 and Mrs. James Kingsley Blake. 1 Hary G. Day entertained a party of out of town friends at an informal din- | ner at the Country club Saturday even | ing. There were about sixteen guests who enjoyed the hospitality of MT. | Day.
 | At meeting of the Yale senior prom enade committee Friday. J. H. Hord
 was elected chairman in place of c. M. ing of the committee Monday evening in IFS Lyceum at 7:30.
 George Armstrong of Olive street leaves this week for Porto Rico, to be absent some weeks to develop planta- tion that he owns on the island.
 Miss Katherine Eastman. who has been In Cheshire the past week, expects to return to New Haven to-day, and hopes to be able to resume her teaching on the piano. She is recovering from severe illness.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Marie F. Ives of this city to MT. Moorian Of New York The marriage will take place this spring, as they go abroad in June Miss Ives has large circle of friends in New Haven, where she has been active and useful in liter ary and society matters.
 Carl J. Blenner, the noted New York portrait painter, has returned from n stay of several weeks in St. Louis. where he had been doing some portrait work for Henry Clay Pierce, the mil lionare club man of that city.
 Judge and Mrs. Morris B. Beardsley of Bridgeport have returned from New Orleans where they witnessed the annu- al festivities which mark the celebra- tion of the Mardi Gras.
 A pleasing social event was the in- formal musicale given Saturday even- ing by Mrs. Edith Brooke Etherdge at the residence of MT and Mrs. G. F. Brooks, 60 Brown street, West Haven, in honor of their guests. Mir and Mrs. J. M. Winder of Springfield, Mass. Included among the musical numbers were several brilliant piano solos by Mrs. Millie Williams Pager, the talent cd and fayoritae pupil of s. B. Mills, the celebrated New York pianist At the conclusion Of the music a dainty buffet luncheon was served. Among the guests in. evidence were MT. and Mrs. Joseph Winder of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Charles Pager of New Haven, Miss Smith, Miss Mamie Smith, and Mrs. Emerson Etheridge of West Ha- ven.
 Samuel F. Beardsley of Bridgeport accompanied by his sister, Miss Lucy Beardsey. will leave next week for an extended trip through Mexico.
 There was very pleasant gathering of children. grandchildren and great grandchildren at the home of Mrs. Charles Aldrich of West Haven Friday, in honor of the seventy seventh birth day Of Mrs. Charles Gilbert Among those present were Mrs. Thomas White of Shelton avenue, Mrs. John Tedeman, Mrs. Bessie Adrich Mrs George Yale. James White and Grace White, Mrs. Maurice Dowd of Collinsville Mrs, | John Gilbert of Fair Haven. The great | grandchildren were Harry Tedeman. Ethel Aldrich, Bessie, Willie, Lucy and | Harry Yale of Nicholl street. MT. and | Mrs, Casey of Henry street, and Mrs Dewell also Mrs. Mary Hawkins the | champion tea drinker Each of the | friends brought a birthday gift for grandma. A table was spread with all manner of good things at o'clock and | merry party sat down to it.