The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-19
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Miss Elizabeth Estelle Hart, daugh- | ter of Rev. H. F. Hart, of Hartford, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. D. Futile, 15 Sylvan avenue
 Miss Clements will entertain the Evening Whist club at the home of l MT. and Mrs Leverett Goodyear, No. l Richard Place, West Haven, this everl- | ing.
 | Court Officer George Waas is i'll at his | home on Judson avenue and unable to attend to his duties Officer Waas was taken on the street Sunday with severe pains in the head and after he arrived at his home physician was called. The malady was pronounced as grip, and he will be confined to the house for | several days.
 l Miss Meta Monson, of Whitney ave- nue, is spending few weeks in Buff falo.
 Mrs Wilbur B. Warner will enter tain the Friday afternoon club, of West Haven, this week.
 | Professor Horatio w. Parker's Northern Ballad was given its first | hearing i'll New York at the concert or | the Philharmonic society last Saturday evening It was heard in this city at a concert of the New Haven Symphony orchestra and the beauty of it's themes and it's instrumental color, were favor ably mentioned in these columns at that time. It is high compliment for an American composer to find place I on the programme of the conservative Philharmonic society and the New York critics bestowed one.
 | MT. and Mrs Maurice Bernstein, Of 16 Shelter street, gave house warm ing Sunday evening in honor of their l guests, Mrs. Repp and Mrs. Rafelso1, of Brooklykn, N Y. Games and danc- ing were indulged in and finally beau- tlful supper was enjoyed. Among those present were: Mrs Hartenstein, Mrs. Martin Barry and daughter, Misses Kern Bernstein, Barry, Mrs. Altman and daughter of Buffalo, Messrs. Jacobson, Wolfson, Diamond, Bernstein and Dr. M. l.. Loeb
 The Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh- ters of West Haven will meet this af- ternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Clarence Clark, IA Main street.
 The West Haven embroidery class will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Howard Thompson, on Elm street. The officers of the East Haven grange were installed last evening by officers of the state grange. The installation was l to have been held a week ago and was postponed owing to the illness of War den R. H. Coe. A large attendance is expected at this evenings ceremonies. Mrs Woodford, of Bristol, has been spending few days with her brother, Charles Woodford, of Center street, West Haven.
 The Young Ladies Missionary soci- ety of the Congregational church, West Haven, met in the church parlors last evening. i Mrs. George Alvil, of Woodmont, has as guests Mrs Albert Smith, with her daughters, Louise and Alice Smith, from Norwalk.
 | Postmaster Howarth has appointed carriers for the new West Haven sub station, as follows: James H. Her nance, whose present route is in the neighborhood of Adeine street; Fred erick Levere, whose route Is around the center of the city, and Henry Weidig, whose district is In the Sylvan avenue neighborhood These carriers will en- | ter upon their new duties March l. Substitutes who are to become carriers are: William Flynn, Meyer Stodel and Claude D. Fisher. Their routes have not yet been assigned.
 l Among the New Haven people to sail | for Bermuda tomorrow are the follow l ing: MT. and Mrs. William Wright of West Chapel street, Miss Crane, Of Liv- l ingston street, Mir. and Mrs. B. H.. Strickland, of Grand avenue, and MT and Mrs. c. E. Miley, of Orange street. During their stay of three weeks they will be registered at the Hamilton
 Johanna Curran, middle aged wo- man who resides at No. 271 Oak street. l while on her way to work yesterday morning, slipped and fell on the side walk, badly injuring her leg. The po- l lice ambulance was sent to her assist ance and she was taken home.
 Mrs. James Locke has been obliged to send out cards recalling the Invitations which she issued for a tea to-day 1 Miss Mabel Thorn, of West Haven who has been visiting friends in the borough for several weeks, will return | to her nome III IoHhelS UT " CuhCNuetS' . ] The women's board of Grace hospital | thank the following donors for the gifts received during the past month: Miss K. Beach, old linen; Mrs. George Crane, fannels Mrs E. 1T. English, one dozen towels for the English room; Hospital Aid society, 2A garments; Mrs. Henry S. Hotchkiss, flowers; Mr Maycock, flowers; Mrs. J. G. Moves, flowers: Mrs. H. C.. Warren, fruit; Women's Twentieth Century club. old linen, preserves, garments. Magazines from Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs. Coleman | Mrs. Elliott, Miss Fogg, H. A, Miner, Mrs. Palmer Mrs E. Hayes Trow- bridge.
 ] Miss Margaret H. Roberts. the con- tralto at Center church, is suffering with an attack of bronchitis, Her place in the choir will be taken by Miss Helen Gauntlet Williams. Professor Harry F. Jepson gave the third organ recital of his series yester- day afternoon in Battell chapel, at D o'clock. Professor Jepson's programme was:
 Josef Rheinberger-Ninth Sonata in B | flat minor.