The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-04
Personal JOTTINGS.

| have occupied apartments at the house
of Miss Hills, 397 Crown street, for the
past three years, have taken Major
| Blakeslee's house on George street, va
Gated by him last fall, and will resume
housekeeping about the middle of April.
DR.. B. M Porter of the mathemati-
cal department of Yale university, is
at the Yale infrmary suffering from
appendicitis. An operation was per-
formed Tuesday by DR.. l.. w. Bacon OF
ELM street. The operation was appar-
emily highly successful, and DR.. Por-
ter is now believed to be on the road to
recovery He will not be able to resume
his work in the class room before May
/.
Speaker Allan w. Paige gave a
dinner to about 25 of mis- personal
friends Tuesday evening. The party
included senators and representatives
from various sections of the state.
George r. Domkee, of West Haven,
whose right leg was broken on Mon
day, is getting along as comfortably as
could be expected.
On Easter Monday. April s, dance
will take place at the Lawn club. A
matinee whist, club of young girls is ar
ranging the affair The girls will deco
rate the club house In the afternoon
with flags and flowers and the chap
erones will be Mrs. e. O. Brown and
Mrs Charles E. Rounds. The
members of the club are the Miss Belle
Parkhurst, Miss Lulu Parkhurst, Miss
Hazel Merwin, Miss Annie Rounds,
Miss Lavonne Wiley, Miss Ruth Phil
lips, Miss Gertrude Prince, Miss Alice
Brooks, Miss Ethel Booth, Miss Ger
trude Norton, Miss Alice Hardy and
Miss Helen Brown. The invited guests
include Arthur Belden, Hubert Griest,
Seth Langley, Jack Armstrong, Innis
Osborn, Fred Holcomb, Charlie STAN
nard, Sam Hardy, Lansing Lewis, Gill
bert Kinney and Bert Hall.
Charles O. Francis. of the firm of
Francis Brothers, who has been con-
fined to his house on Grand avenue for
the past fortnight with the grip, is
slowly improving, and his friends hope
that he will soon be able to be about.
He is attended by DR.. e. M. c. Hail.
DR.. Leonard W. Bacon, jr., of Elm
street, has returned from New York,
where he assisted DR.. w. r. Bull in a
delicate surgical operation on Monday.
Mr.. Cowles, the new organist of
Humphrey street church, who begins
his services with the church, is the son
of President Cowles of the C. Cowles &
Co.
officer Bellman of the Dixwell avenue
police station, has gone to Sacandago
Lake for his health. Mrs Bellman and
children are staying with Mrs. Bell
mans sister at S31 Grand avenue.
Mrs. G. F. Messenger, of so Whalley
avenue, will entertain her evening
whist club at it's last regular meeting
of the season next "Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. r. G. Baldwin, a hospitable
will entertain the club at
an extra meeting fortnight later.
Miss Hattie Chapman gave a very
pleasant whist at her home on Blatch-
ley avenue Tuesday night. The first
part of the evening was devoted to the
game, Miss Lena Gierding being the
winner Of the ladies' prize, very dain-
ty fan, while Mr. Hopkins was pre-
scented with the gnetleman's prize, a
fine pack of playing cards. The conso<
lation prize was peculiarly appropriate
in name, it being a package of Comfort
powder. Dancing and other amuse-
ments concluded the evenings festivi-
ties. Among those present were: Miss
Maud Kelley. Miss Ethel Prince, Miss
Eta Sparks Miss Mary Griswold, Miss
Lena Gierding, Miss Claire Harrison,
Miss Cora Benton, Miss Hattie Chap
man and Messrs Coxeter r. Smith,
Hurlburt, Hopkins, F'iske, Downs,
Thorne and Gutbrod.
Professor F. K Sanders will deliver
the Florence Hardness course of lee
lures on 1.-THE Prophets of Israel and
Their Messages" at the Western Re
serve university, Cleveland beginning
April IS.
Mrs. Walter M. Wellman of ED
street, entertained the Wednesday Book |
club at its final meeting of the season
Yesterday afternoon. There was a full |
despite the rain. Mrs. Len
1ox, who conducts the club, gave her
1nal talk at the last meeting. An ele- |
CANT luncheon was served
By defeating E. B. Adams, Yale 1901 |
n the final round of the handicap |
hess tournament Tuesday, J. F. Sawin |
9O4 CD, won the championship of the
Mrs r. e. Baldwin will entertain her
matinee whist club this (Thursday) |
lfternoon at her home, So Whalley ave-
Tue. The members are Mrs. r. G.
Baldwin, Mrs. G. f. Messenger, Mrs
". Fl. Garde, Mrs. G, A. Maycock, Mrs
fred Hauff, Mrs. Elbrldge o. Howe
Irs. Chatfield, Mrs. Leavenworth,
Irs. John Hull, Mrs Charles Shepard,
Irs c. w. Mix, Mrs. S. Fl. Dawson,
Grs. j. Fl. Shaw, Mrs. A. C. Bushnell,
Irs w. T. Dill. The club will be en-
ertained during the warm season by
IRIS John Hull at her shore cottage in
,lintcn, and by Mrs. Charles Shepard
It her cottage at Woodmont by the
ea
The well known and enterprising
rm of Sheahan & Groark have the
ontract for supplying the new Malley
uilding with heating and ventilating
pparatus; also electric lighting and
wo-light power engine.
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MISSIONARY MEETING
t the Union A. M. E. Church, 81 Web
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