The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-30

PERSON4L JOTTINGS.

their trip to Florida. Mrs. Atwatel
 mostly at Magnolia. MT Atwater join
 ed her two or three weeks ago. They
 met many New Haven people in Flori- . da. They had very pleasant short
 stay at Horace P. Shares Rock Ledge
 hotel The hotel is still thronged with
 guests and MT. Shares reported the bus
 jest season ever known there. At Palm Beach, where they stopped a short time,
 a church was utilized for guests, the
 hotels being so full. On their home
 ward journey MT and Mrs Atwater
 stopped awhile at Pinehurst, N. c.
 MT and Mrs. J. w. Downes, Miss H.
 M. Downes and Ralph DoWnes, all of
 this city, are stopping at the Hotel 1 Ormond, Ormond, Fla,
 Miss Birdie Miller, of Nicoll street,
 goes to New York this morning with
 a party of friends to witness the grand
 opera of Tannhauser this afternoon.
 The many friends of Mrs. M. Louise
 Lyon and her mother, Mrs. Brown, will
 regret to learn that they will remove to Springfield, Mass. in few days. They I formerly resided in Springfield, but
 came here several years ago to make
 their home with Mrs. Lyon's sister the
 late Mrs. Royal Dwight, of 71 Cottage
 street. Since her death three years ago
 they have remained with MT. Dwight,
 but will now return to their former | home in Springfield.
 i Miss Anna Evarts, of 49 Lawrence street, entertained a number of her | friends at whist Thursday evening, af- ter which lunch was served Among | those present were the Misses Grace | Hofacker, Elvira Fichtl, Alice Brews- ter Anna Evarts, Laura Kaehrle, Elm ma Ruff, Flora Mayer and Tilie Kaehrle, and Messrs. Burton, Futile, Charles Evarts, Clifford Kearney, Mar
 tin Martus, Paul Evarts, William
 Kaehrle, c. Fred Evarts, George J. Edmondson. Miss Ruff and MT
 Kaehrle carried off first honors, while MT. Martus took the booby prize.
 A german is being arranged by some of the members of the dancing set of the Harmonic club to take place soon after Easter
 Charles B. Warner, of West Haven, is rapidly recovering.
 The Willing circle of Kings Daugh- ters, of Plymouth church, will hold a cake sale at the parish house, corner of sherman avenue and Chapel street, on Saturday afternoon, March 30, from until o'clock. The patronage of the public is solicited.
 Dwight Johnson. of Bethany, who has been very low with pneumonia, is m- proving slowly and it is hoped will be about again in short time
 Rev. c. F. Goodenough, pastof of the Ellsworth Congregational church, Winsted, and son of Rev. Arthur Good enough, of Winchester, is the author of history of Ellsworth, which has re- gently been published. The book grew cut of the Centennial celebration at I Ellsworth last year and is highly spoken of by all. It has happy viva cious style characteristic of the , author. After giving a history of the society, MT. Goodenough takes up the genealogies of the families.
 MT and Mrs Charles l.. Lichtenstein announce the engagement of their daughter Lillie, to Samuel Greenberg, | of New York city. A reception will be | given at the home of MT. and Mrs. | Sunday afternoon, April | z, from 2:30 until 5:30 o'clock. Assist l ing Miss Lichtenstein in receiving will | be several young girls, and it is expected | bo 1oy ,1or nf fria ,,,I guaintances will call to extend their | to the young people
 Miss Eva Welton, of Prospect, is so- journing with her sister, Mrs. H. Hotch- kiss, in Bethany.
 Miss Ethel Prince, of Clinton avenue has just returned from a three weeks | visit to her aunt in Schenectady, N. Y.
 Mrs David Lounsbury, of Bethany, who has been very i'll with the grip is better.
 Mrs. s. c. Davidson, of Bethany, is very feeble, being confined to her bed and under the care of Dr. Johnson, of 
 Mrs. F. D. Mfgs entertained her pu- pills and few friends Thursday even ng at her studio, 93 Church street, with l very delightful musicale The recital vas instrumental and consisted wholly if four-hand numbers. Mrs. Meigs played with a pupil each number. The reception was given to the parents of Ter pupils and few intimate friends. | Those who took part were Miss May Rowley, Master Orlo Parker, Miss Frieda Geenhauer Miss Marie Hoogh- 1irk, Miss Rhoda Lettney, Miss Lizzie Ooolittle, Miss Grace Brown, Miss Ma oel Lettney Miss Flora Sears, Miss Ruth Warner, Miss Anna Gaylor, Miss Mary Shepherd, Master Harold Varro, Master Raymond Woodford Mrs. ). F. Macauley, Miss Edna Iigby, Miss Anna Baldwin, Miss Idna Higby, Miss Anna Baldwin, Miss Lucy Doolittle, Miss Ruth Olmstead Master Winthrop Bickney, Miss Leona line, Miss Ruby Thompson Miss read very beautifully "Abt yogier," a musical poem.
 The Harmonic clubs annual minstrel md vaudeville show, held Thursday vening, was a great success. The music was of the best and the stunts" we're all new and original, while those borrowed were exceedingly well exc uted The interlocutor of the minstrel how was Louis c. Leiller The tam os were Messrs. Well, Johnson and Kahn The bones were Messrs. Machol, xybo,,,,, and aiobtar Tha ,,,,,einoI |