The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19

S Mrs. A. Davis of High street, Col
 linsville, is visiting friends in this city.
 Henry J. Holt of Norfolk has return
 ed from a visit of several weeks with
 friends in this city and Springfield,
 Commissioner Robert W. De Forest a of New York, who is in charge of ar
 rangements for the class of 1870 at the < Yale bicentennial next week, has in
 formed the members of the class that
 the class headquarters will be at Pro-
 lessor Woolsey's old house, No. 226
 Chapel street. The headquarters will
 be open from Sunday to Wednesday evening, inclusive. A light lunch will x be served between 12:30 and and 7 light supper between and each of ,. the four days during the celebration
 Forty members of the class will be in Z this city during the week.
 Mir and Mrs James H. Parish of 933
 Humphrey street will entertain during
 next week Professor l.. w. Parish of
 the Iowa State Normal college, Yale
 '72, Professor William J. Betts, Betts < academy, Stamford, Yale TO, Mrs. Will sN1IHIIl J. aIoGllS anu MISS Cllhl llOllc dI- ish Betts.
 The weekly meeting of the Woman's
 club of Seymour will be omitted next
 week. So many of the members are
 expecting to attend the bicentennial < celebration in this city that the meet { ing, Monday evening, will not be held. E The Second division of the Connecti-
 cut Naval battalion has voted to join
 with the other divisions of the bat stalion from New Haven and Bridge S port, in escort duty to President Roose- welt in this city next Wednesday.
 Plans have been completed for the
 Medication of the new Yale administra-
 ton building, Woodbridge hall. The < hour set for the dedication is o'clock
 Wednesday afternoon. The address
 dedicating the hall will be by Donald
 G. Mitchell (Ik MarveD the venerable
 and much beloved author of Edge
 wood" who consents for once to break g his often expressed plan not to deliver
 public addresses.
 E# Mrs. John Evenden of South Nor
 walk is the guest of her daughter,
 Mrs Louis Mann, in this city. Mrs c. G. Thompson of York street, who has been visiting friends in Spring
 Held and Enfield the past two weeks, has returned.
 Judge and Mrs. John H. Light of South Norwalk returned home We'd nesday evening from their trip to the Pan- American exposition.
 < A very pleasant birthday party was Rendered Master Clarence G. Willard | at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. 1 N Shea of AS Admiral street, on Tues day evening last. Games and music | were indulged in until o'clock when an elaborate supper was served in the dining room
 < Chairman A. J Birdseye of the ex- secutive committee of the Connecticut | life Underwriters association has re- Aceived letter firm J. w. Wright Of | this city, stating that arrangements have been completed for the October meeting of the association, which will be held in this city next Saturday. It will take place at the Hotel Groveland, 1926 Chapel street. the business begin ming at 1 o'clock. The meeting will be lin the green room and the lunch will Joe provided by the hotel. MT. Wright will furnish the table decorations, It is expected that fifteen members of the association will be present from Hart ford The national treasurer, Eli D. Weeks of Litctfield, who is past president of the state association and the general agent of the Phoenix Life in Connecticut, will attend the New Haven meeting. It will be the first that has been held in this city. The Hartford members will leave for this ~ ya<,,, 1o n tr-aip ropphinC here 1t noon
 The fall meeting of the Connecticut Library association will be held at the Scoville Memorial library in Sails bury Tuesday and Wednesday, October 29 and 30. After the address of well come Tuesday afternoon by Robert Scoville of Salisbury, the Rev. Dr. Jo- seph Anderson of Waterbury will make an address on ''The Preservation of the Beautiful in Nature and Life" There will be a business meeting in the even- ing and papers by Miss Agnes Hills of this city on "The Public Library and the People" and by Miss Grace War ner of Salisbury on Architecture and It's Message" Perhaps at the Wednes- day morning session will addresses be ssVaukesha and the A. l.. A." and by George w. Stockwell of Westfield, Mass, on "The Library Institute" Miss Caroline M Hewins of Hartford will talk about "Book Reviews, Book Lists and Articles on Children's Read They of Practical Value to the Children's Librarian?" In the af- ternoon there will be drives about Sal isbury.
 " On November 2 a wedding of much Interest will take place at St. Pauls church. The brideeect is Miss Anna Gertrude Peterson, daugh- ter of Mrs George F. Peterson of 142 Whalley avenue, and sister of G. c. Peterson, the we'll known manager of the box office at the Hyperion theater. The groom-elect is Henry Dexter Westcott, better known as Harry" Yale '01 the popular mana ger for a couple of years of the Yale Dramatic association. |
 Attorney A. McC. Mathewson of this ,ity went to South Woodstock yester- 1ay to attend the celebration of the , ,ixty-ninth anniversary of the mar ,iage of his grandparents MT and Mrs. Beniamin Warner. This is about the oldest married couple in this state. They arc both in good health and are