The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-20
PERSONAL JOYTTNGS.

1904, and J. +. Byers, 1904, have ordered
 a Yale Corinthian Yacht club dory
 this bringing the total number of boats
 ordered up to fifteen.
 Miss Katherine Lynch of Elm street
 has returned to New Haven after
 spending two months vacation at he1
 home in Renovo, Pa.
 Frank S. Hamilton, jr, of this city,
 who was two years ago the bass of the Congregational church choir, West Ha-
 ven, has been engaged for that position for the ensuing year. Frank Shay, the present tenor, has been re-engaged.
 Miss Bertha B. Warner has been en-
 gagged as the soprano.
 Walter B. Mallett, of Milford, return
 ed late Saturday night from a six
 weeks business trip which included
 portions of Pennsylvania, New York
 and the New York and the New Eng
 land states.
 ] Professor Horatio w. Parker is har-
 monizing America" and Star Span
 gled Banner" for the chorus of 500
 voices which is to participate in the
 ceremonies at President McKinley's in-
 auguration on March 4.
 4sIloo lAllAdDSlll ILSlGllS uluSIllcI
 of Rev. H. F. Hart, of Hartford, is the guest of Mrs. D. Futile, 15 Sylvan ave-
 nue, for the present week. She has also been entertained by Miss Mollie
 Townsend, of Howard avenue.
 F. D. Moody, 1901, is organizing a
 Bible class at Yale hall for a special
 number of men, assisted by F. c. Gill bert, 1903, and H. T. Clark, 1908. It will be Bible class and a prayer meeting combined, and will meet Tues day nights at 8 o'clock at Yale hall.
 The Parish Aid society of the Church of the Ascension gave a Martha Wash ington supper last evening in the par ish house from 6:30 to o'clock.
 Misses Lillian and May Lockwood, of this city, are visiting relatives in At lantic street, Stamford,
 Rev. o. w.. Johnson, of this city, preached in the Swedish M. F. church, Stamford, Monday evening
 Herbert F. Oviatt, of West Main street, Milford, started yesterday morn ing on an extended business trip in the interest of the Lincoln Shoe company, of Worcester, Mass.
 The third in the series of monthly as- semblies which for the past several years have been arranged by some of the young people of the town, will take place Tuesday evening, February 26, at Anderson gymnasium. Among the | well known members of this club are: | Miss Amy Austin, Miss Anna Peterson, Miss Helen Perkins, Miss Edith Tal- | madge, Miss Charlotte Mitchell, Miss | Elizabeth Walker F. P Hamilton, jr, | Edward Burgess, Wilder Howe, Henry | Manson and Herbert Seward.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Hale, of George street, West Haven, have the sympathy of all West Haveners in their great be- caused by the death of | their son, Frederick N. Hale, the brave terday morning.
 Secretary James F. Wheeler, Of the State Reform association, has sent out copies of a brief by Attorney William 5. Pardee, in which the latter shows hat the power,to establish new con- rests with the freemen of the state and that the general assembly las the right and power to call con- ,ention fo. that purpose.
 A very pretty social gathering oc- ,urred at the home of Mrs M. J. Coyle, 90 Howard avenue, Monday evening. The house was decorated with talms lnd roses, which made a very pretty cene. Whist was the principal feature if the evening. The first ladies' prize vas won by Miss Josephine Caulfield; T. J. Laflin; third, Miss <ittie Hunt. After the game an elab- rate lunch was served. Among those present. were: MT. and Mrs. F. Carroll, ! dr. and Mrs. J. J. Kennedy, MT. and Irs. H. P. Coyle, MT. and Mrs. T. J. 4aflin. MT and Mrs. c. OConnell, MT nd Mrs B. Hosley, MT. and Mrs. tauger, MT. and Mrs. Baher, MT. and frs J. F. Martin Miss K. Hunt, H. sankin Miss Kittie Hines, Miss Rose Reagan, Miss Josephine Caulfield, Miss josephine Egan, M. E. Collins and M. Walsh, of Southington, Edward Con- m, J. Ward, J. Kilcran, R. Hunt, T. 'ollins and Lawyer Walsh, of Southing- on. The Monday whist club, of West Ha- en, met on Monday With Mrs. D. A. i linner, of Center street, and enjoyed
 most pleasant afternoon. The first rize was beautiful framed Japanese -ater color and was won by Mrs. AL ert Coe. The second prize, a very Z retty jardiniere, was awarded to Mrs. ( feitmann. Those present were Mrs. G. $ v. Warner, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Coe, ] { IT'S. Reynolds, Mrs Brainard, Mrs. -inner, Mrs Bailey. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. raham, Mrs. Heitmann, Mrs. Lamp on, Miss Holmes, Mrs. F. Nettleton, s I,e ! Mrs. Oliver, Ms Johnson, V [rs Forbes. The substitutes were Mrs. urelia Thompson, Miss Platt, Mrs. 1ood, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Cleveland. he meetings of this club will hereafter S 3 held once in two weeks. The next | eeting will be with Mrs Broadhead. V The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. a ,hn Hurlburt, of West Haven, who V as been suffering from acute indiges- S