The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-11

received, the color scheme was pink. pink roses and palms forming the deco ration. The back parlor was in white chrysanthemums, the library in yellow
 chrysanthemums and the music room in pink roses and carnations. Among
 those receiving cards were Mrs. George
 filling and Miss Aling, Mrs. R. A.
 Brown, Miss Brown, Miss Katharine
 Brown, Mrs. John Fowler, Mrs. c. P. Graves, Mrs. John Platt. Mrs. l.. G.
 Hoadley, Mrs. Arthur B. Morrill,, Mrs.
 William Lyon Phelps, Mrs. s. Dryden
 Phelps, Mrs. George PoWning, Mrs.
 Walter Coe, Mrs. c. w. Scranton, Miss
 Scranton, Mrs. J. Seaver Mrs. Charles
 Webb, the Misses Webb, Mrs. Arthur
 N. filling, Mrs. George Stevens, Mrs
 Frederick Hauff Mrs Leslie Moulthrop,
 Miss Moulthrop, Mrs. George Lewis,
 Miss w. l.. Phillips, Mrs. Arthur N.
 Phillips, Miss Gardner, Miss Harriet
 Austin, Mrs. Johnstone and Miss Leon-
 ard.
 Philip Hugo. ex-director of public
 works. who has been in invalid at his
 Edwards street home for some time,
 took his first extended walk since he
 "e'p ie'ANA aP' AitSO Ne'o 'AiS congratulated on his recovery.
 The Matinee club of West Haven will meet at the residence of Mrs. Henry Tacy on Ward place tomorrow after noon, instead of to-day.
 Owing to the recent success of the exhibitions of antiques and curios which was held at the residence of Mrs. l.. B. Hollis on Fountain street, West vile, the doors will be open to the pub lie for the remainder of this week, not in the afternoon. but from 7:30 p. m. until 10 D. m. The collection is a rare one and should be seen by everyone. The old Japanese arrnor is a great at traction, it being over 300 years old.
 Miss Sutherland and Miss Macrille of West Haven has returned from their trip to New York.
 Yesterday an agent of Frank A. Nun sey magazine and newspaper publisher of New York, was in New Haven look ing over buildings about the center of the city with a view, 1t was rumored, of establishing branch here.
 Colonel and Mrs. Barton of Washing ton avenue. West Haven, have returned from their trip to Boston
 Mrs. James Barnes of Branford who has been very critically i'll, is much inn proved in health.
 The Idlewild Whist club of West Ha- ven will meet with Miss Olive Platt at | SIS Orchard street this city, Wednes | day evening, December Il,
 This afternoon at the residence of MT. | and Mrs E. B. Baldwin on Cherry street, Milford, will be held meeting | of the Wopowaug division of the First | church parish. A large attendance is expected.
 The West Haven Wednesday After noon Whist club will meet to-day with Mrs. Charles Graham at her residence on Elm street.
 Last evening in the Yale art school the regular Trowbfidge lecture was de- ivered. Professor D, F. Hamln, M. A.. of the School of Architectures, Co., umbia university. His subject was 'Architecture and the Decorative Arts
 The ladies' aid society of Christ church, West Haven. will hold an all lay sewing social to-day in the parish house. The ladies will bring their lunch with them. This society Is so rushed with order work they are taking this method to finish the comfortables that Ire promised for Christmas.
 The Branford High school whist club net with Miss Natalia Zacher at her lome on Rogers street Saturday even- ng and enjoyed the hours pleasantly with whist and music, followed by re- Those present were Miss Tern Bradley. Miss Annie Beach, Miss Ethel Plant Miss Lydia Bryan, Miss Iaida Hamre, Albert Hegelheimer, Wallace Van Wrinkle, Harry Barker. lawrence Ryder, Frank Kinkley and Arthur Steller.
 Connecticut Rock lodge, No. %, A. F. md A. M., has elected officers as fol- ows: Max G. Bittner, W. NJ; William {ipp, $. w.. W. l.. Harke, J. w; Hen " Fresenius. treasurer: c. q. Warmer, ecretary; Paul Well, c. A. Knoll and Albert Zunder, trustees. These officers will be installed at the next regular neeting, which is to take place on Mon- lay evening, January 13, when also will ,e appointed the subordinate officers.
 William $. Higley has removed his ousehold goods from the Palmer home tead in Branford where he formerly wed, to the home of his mother. near he Branford Driving park. James Rog- IFS will now occupy the house vacated
 Miss Alberta Phillips, the daughter f Rev George w. Phillips, rector of t. James P. E. church, who has been eriously III with typhoid fever for early two months, was reported as omewhat improved yesterday and her riends hope that she may soon be con- 
 A meeting of the teachers of the wedish Lutheran Sunday school Bran ,rd will be held on Thursday evening 1r the purpose of selecting and de- ding upon Christmas gifts for the kildren.
 The regular weekly meet of the Vest llle Up-to- date club was held at the ,sidence of Mrs. William Pratt on yhalley avenue yesterday afternoon. mong the ladies present were Mrs O. Norton Mrs. George Crane, Mrs. rthur Marsh Mrs. William Harmon, -rs H. Taylor, Mrs. Albert Read, Mrs. urton Dickerman, Mrs. William For ythe, Mrs. Laurens Lenox, Mrs. Will am Pratt, Mrs. E. Coe, Mrs William fright, Mrs. Edward Todd, Mrs. Cha n, Mrs Frederick Sexton, Mrs. Fred ic Penney, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. George M. riswold, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. B. Gowdy, rs. Cooper, Mrs. P. Ottam and Mrs.