The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-22

not direct, the party going into Canada,
visiting Montreal and other interesting
points and coming from Boston to New
Haven after most delightful trip.
The West Haven ladies' quartette had
their first meeting with Mrs. Fred
Dickerman, Campbell avenue, last
evening. The members of this quar-
tette are: Mrs Charles Graham, Mrs
H. II. Thompson Mrs Ernest Wadham
Mrs Edward Dickerman, Mrs. Wilbur
Warner Mrs. Frank Lettney and Mrs.
Fred Dickerman.
William Foot, who has been the
guest of John l.. Foot in Cheshire for
several weeks returned to his home
near Sandusky, O., Tuesday morning.
I A song and pianola recital will be
given this evening at the Y. W. C. A.
building, Chapel street Mrs. G. w.
Vishno, one of the managers of the as
ISOLATION, has the affair in charge and
has secured through the generosity of
Rudolph Steinert, pianola, which will
he operated by Mr.. Wheelock. Mrs
| Vishno will give a number of songs
selected as the spirit of the hour seizes
her, from her large repertoire. All in
terested are cordially invited to attend
and enjoy the evening Of music.
Mrs. Daily, Mrs Keeler, Mrs. Lanyon
and Mrs. Bristol, of Cheshire, went to
Hartford yesterday morning to be pres
ent at the hearing on municipal suf-
frage for the women of Connecticut
Miss Ethel Bartholomew, one Of the
principals in the now famous "Boo'
case, who was removed from New Ha-
ven on March to Middleboro, Mass, in
hysterical state. recovered complete
consciousness on Tuesday for the first
time since her seizure. Miss Bartholo-
NEW was motionless from the time she
was stricken until the following day,
when she moved about but failed to
recognize any one. She continued in
this state until Tuesday. The girl will
be kept in Middleboro for some time
Judge Wheeler has not as yet handed
down the decision in the case.
The members of the Harmonic club
and their lady friends have before
them an evening of rare sport for next
Thursday, March 2S, the annual min
strel show will be given at the club
house The cast is composed of about
twenty-five members Of the club and
the programme, which Is already ar
ranged is bristling with novelties in
the minstrel line. Topical songs with
hits on the members will follow one
another with, Of course, the usual col
lection Of lullabes and coon songs. The |
end men who will play the bones are !
Milton Machol Phil Buxbaum, and Max
Leichter, while Milton Well Gus Kahn |
and Albert Johnson will take charge I
of the tambos Louis Heller will be the
for the evening. Vaude-
vile specialties will also be introduced
and following the entertainment the
of seven pieces will play for
dancing. Some of those who will take
part besides those already mentioned
are Louis Strouse, Charles Lipsun, Ben
Strouse, AL Cohn, Milton We'll, Ben
Spier Samuel Weiss. Henry Hyman,
ir., and Fred Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Birk,s of
Main street, West Haven, entertained
the Evening Whist club at their new
home Wednesday evening. After the
game Miss Frances Heath sang one of
her charming songs Then followed
he supper. which was dainty and elab-
,rate, after which the cotillion was
1anced, and the Wee small hours ar
lived before the company departed for
nome. This club is made up of the fol-
owing: Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett Good
year, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Skiff, Mr..
ind Mrs George T. Birks Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brainard, Mr. and Mrs. Will $
lam EIveritt Miss Frances Heath, Miss
Nina Clements of this city RAYMOND 4