The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-08

son in the study of her profession. She
attended the great Wagner Festival at
| Bayreuth, also the opera in several OF
| the other large European centers.
| Mrs. John Swanson, of Lester street
West Haven, is in Meriden with her
mother, who is very i'll.
Miss Winfred Atkins, teacher in room
Is, grade 5, of the Day district, has re-
signed after several years of service in
| the public schools of this city Her
! place has been filled by the transfer OF
| Miss Julie Monahan, of room of the
Ezekiel Cheever school.
| Professor G. e. Austin, of First ave-
nue., West Haven, has returned after a
two months outing on the coast OF
Maine and in the White Mountains.
Miss Annie T. Buckley, of Bradford
who returned the latter part of the
week from a three weeks visit in Bos-
| ton, is entertaining Miss ,Tessie Jones,
| Of Newark
| Miss Shepard, of Norwallk, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hustled, Of Main
street, West Haven.
jeremiah Quinlan and party OF
friends from Meriden were guests Sum
day of the Quinlan family of East Main
street, Branford.
William Hotchkiss, a former resident
| of West Haven, but now a resident of
| Des Moines, Iowa, is visiting his old
| friends.
| Harry Doet Parker, manager of Will
| liam A. Bradys production of Lovers
Lane" which will appear at the Hy-
perion for three days next week, open
ing on Monday was in town yesterday,
stopping at the Davenport with his
wife, who is the gifted author of the
highly successful play Way Down
East Mrs Parker has two new pro-
auctions Of her pen in the works and
contracted for for production this sea-
SON They will be produced for the
first time during the holidays. She Is
also writing another new play, way
Down South" which will no doubt be a
great success ALSO
A. M. Hirsh the composer of the ia
nous march yale Boola" was in town
sterday. He left during the day for
New York, but will return on Satur-
day of this week. Mr.. Hirsh is a Wiz
ginian by birth. He graduated from
Yale in the class of 1901. This sum-
mer he has been in Germany and only
returned to this country about two
weeks ago.
The Bartenders' union No. II elected
on Sunday Edward Mullen, the society's
president, delegate to the American
Federation of Labor, which is to be held
in Waterbury on October s, and 10.
The following Trades council COMMITTEES
was appointed: William Dyer, Charles
Smith, Daniel Doody, Charles McGin-
mis- and Edward Moriarty The trustees
elected were Arthur keenan,, Edward
Hubbell and Jacob Luft. The directors
Of the association are the present Off
GERS. A committee on bylaws was
elected. 1t is composed of Charles Cool
ey, Martin Gray, Lawrence Reilly. VIII
liam Sheldon, Charles Morse. James
Boundridge and Bernard Higgins.
Theodore Keller. the Orange street
undertaken left here Sunday afternoon
on the 2:30 train for New York, where
he will meet G. III. Alvord, Of Winsed,
and both will, after spending few
hours in the metropolis, start on their
trip to Charleston, S. c., where the con-
vention of the National Funeral Direc-
tors association will be held Thursday
Friday and Saturday Messrs Keller
and Alvord are the two delegates from
this state, and they expect to return
next week Saturday, as they will stop
at the Pan-American on their return for
about a week
The first meeting of the Saturday
Whist club of West Haven was held
Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss
Minnie H. Smith on Center street. At
ter two hours play the president Of the
club. Mrs. Charles b. Tomas, announc-
ed that the highest score had been at
tanned by Mrs. Charles B. Warner, The
prize awarded was Haviland china
platter. A delicious salad lunch was
served at the close of the game The
members present were Miss Minnie Fl.
Smith, Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs
Howard w. Thompson, Mrs Ernest s.
Thompson, Mrs. Charles B. Warner
Mrs. f. Stark Thomas, Mrs. Charles b.
Lomas, Mrs. F. G. Ball, Miss Susie Kin
ner and Miss Madeleine Reynolds. The
substitutes were Mrs George F.. Bailey
Mrs, William Hustled, Mrs. Horace Rey
nolds and Miss Charlotte Hyde. The
next meeting will be held on October 26
at the home of Mrs. F. G. Ball, 1926 Main
street.