The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-28

i ing: Miss Florence W. Allen, Mrs. Frank l. Curtis Miss Susie Atwood and Miss Jen- | nle Atwood.
 l Mrs. John l.. Johnson, of W0odmont, has I returned from a visit to Mrs. Lines of New | Milford
 business as druggist In State street, this | city, has sold his drug store at 527 West | Van Buren street, Chicago. It was pur- 1 chased by R. NJ. Barber. MT. Wells had | been doing business ill Chicago Tor qulte number of years.
 Charles L. Warner of West Haven, is In Boston as a delegate to the convention Of ner represents the West Haven lodge He | will be gone about four days l Mrs. Holbrook, of Bishop stret, has recoy-
 cred from severe illness. pr, B' Ii. Cheney was her attending physician ! Charles H. Studinsk the young attorney, has practically recovered from typhoid fever, and will leave for his home in Pueblo,
 Col, next Monday. He will be accompanied by his fancee, Miss Sonnenherg, and her | mother, Mrs. Sonnenberg.
 Mrs. G.. A. Maycock, who has been suffer- ing for the past two weeks with severe attack of nervous exhaustion, is reported to be slowly mending. Mrs. Maycock was one of the committee in charge of the produc-
 tion of "Pinafore'' at the Pequot clubhouse and this with other calls upon her execu- tive talent In the arrangement of social
 events has exhausted her so that her phy-
 sician orders q complete rest for her for time.
 w. B. WestCn and c. A. Washington havc
 been elected to the Yale sophomore wigwam
 In place of D. Corning and W. A. Blunt re-
 signed.
 New Britain, February 26, Vice President
 Mrs C.. J. Parker presided ill the absence
 of President Mrs. E. J. Porter. who left
 with her husband recently on European
 ed. Papers were given by Mrs. Mumford, of
 Philadelphia, and Miss Ellen Bartlett, of
 New Haven, formerly of New Britain. Mrs.
 M; c. Stanley Of New loak, TOT formerly of
 to read a paper, was not present, as She
 is in Europe. Two of the members gave reminiscent sketches.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Lawton, of Unver- sity Place, have issued cards for a musicale
 to be given at their home on Tuesday evening, March 5. Among those who will take part on the programme gre Mrs. Y. 2. ". Worcester and Dr. Lawton. The sex tette from "Lucia' will be one of the numbers on the programme. Those who Miss L. Daniker, W. F. Morgan, jr Fred Adams and Dr. Lawton. George Austin will give mandolin selections. Miss Amy Austin will play the piano and Mrs. w. A. Adams will be the accompanist.
 Mrs. F. W. Baldwin, of George street, en- tertained her whist club last evening. There are eight tables in this club. I
 Professor w. l.. Phelps will lecture to the sophomore rhetoric divisions today and March 4 on Matthew Arnold.
 Professor and Mrs. Horatio Parker are In Washington, D. C., where the former con ducted production of one of hls own com positions Tuesday evening.
 Professor Shepard has large list of ap- plicants from prominent singers in this state and elsewhere for the position in the Church of the Redeemer choir caused by Shepard says: Mrs. Thompson has been with us a long time and her place cannot be filled. That sound like saying great deal, but it represents the esteem in which she Is held When Mrs. Thompson announced her intention of resigning she was asked to make this announcement in formal man accepted In the most complimentary terms.
 The Wech people of Connecticut will eel ebrate March l, (St David's day. by q big gathering and Eisteddfod, or singing festi- and New Haven; the Masonic Temple quartette from this city will also attend For the convenience of Bridgeport and New tached to the south. bound freight train leaving Seymour at 1 o'clock on the morn- ing of March ?.
 A very pleasant birthday surprise party 45 Beers street, Tuesday evening. The even ing was spent in music and gam IS. Among those present were: R9by t'hrist'ee, Ennice sright Lulg Na,,a Al9 Ga ,rene meed % | Evelyn Thompson, Eva Pedrick, Ruth Lath- TOD, Ella Greene, Bunch Reyes, Pearl Christie, Ethel Enc, Mrs. Ward Hine of Providence, R. l., Edwarl Parks. Irving Canficld, Lester Burt, George Enc, Edgar Booth, Herbert pedrick, Earle Farnham, Harry Garrlty and Fred Bormal. Miss Christie received number Of presents.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, state regent of the D. A. R., returned Tuesday from Washing ton, where she has been in attendance at the recent D. A. R. convention, which closed last Saturday night.
 4 meeting of sehol teachers of Warehouse , Point will be held at the schoolhouse, Broad Brook, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The subject under discussion will be vocal ( music and the principal speaker will be E. ( B. Birge, of New Haven. All those inter- l asted are invited to be present.
 Mrs John c. Clark returned Tuesday from her recent journey to Porto Rico. She re- ports pleasant trip, although she was glad to reach New Haven again.
 Charles Doucette, of Bristol, has just :, 'allen heir to legacy of 5000 left him by lis grandmother in Canada. He has been resident of Bristol for number of years md was long employed on the switcher en zine. For some months past he has been all l employe of the Bristol Brass x Clock Co., ( Having received part of his inheritance, he s taking vacation and proposes to enjoy
 fife for while. His circle of friends and z