The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-02

Miss Matte Brown, of % Smith street,
West Haven, entertained seven of her
| girl friends Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Mabel Thorn, Of Yonkers, who
| is visiting friends on Center street, in
West Haven Mrs. Brown had prepared
a delicious supper, just such an one as
girls love, and full justice was done 1t,
after which games and music were in
order The young ladies present were
Miss Mabel W. Thorn, Miss Catherine
w. Stevenson, Miss Rena Smith, Miss
Allie williams, Miss Gussie Mortimer,
Miss Elsie Tuttle and Miss Mabel Will
liams.
Sergeant John F. Burns, of the Sixth
United States cavalry, has returned af-
ter seven years service in the army and
is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Burns, of Branford. He has done duty
in Cuba, the Philippines and in China,
and was in one of the first troops to
enter the walled city Of Pekin. He has
been shot four times while in Cuba and
twice when in the Philippines. He Is
still suffering from a spear wound re-
ceved while in Pekin g4
Frederick f. w. Jackson entertained
eleven Of his friends at his room, 254
Lawrence, Thursday evening, whist be-
ing the principal amusement of the eve
ming After the game delicious chat
ing dish luncheon was served. The
guests were Mrs. w. s. Hum, Miss
Dorothy jackson, Miss Bertha b. War
ner, Miss Mabel Smith Miss Mary
Clark, Miss Stone, Mr.. Terry, Mr.. Smith,
Mr.. Brown Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Mellow
ell Mr.. Jackson has very attractive
room on the campus and it was a great
treat for the young ladies to be enter
tanned there.
w. r. Gilman is just recovering from
the grip and pneumonia after two
weeks illness.
Everett B. Clark, of Orange, returned
January 81 from Riverdae, S. G.. where
he has spent the last five weeks in com
pany with three of his friends. The
party shot over 400 quail.
G. p. Newell, of Southington, who
has been Ill with pneumonia for a week
past, has developed typhoid fever, and
is in a critical condition. A consulta-
ton of physicians upon his case was
held Thursday evening.
Miss Kate Grady who has been in
the employ of Mrs. Harriet M. Child
sey, of Cheshire, for the past nine
years, has come to New Haven, where
she will stay for two weeks, when she
will return to Cheshire. Il
Lucius Stevens, of Elm street, West
Haven, who has been sick, is improv-
ing. His sister, Mrs. Hotchkiss, of
Montana, is caring for him during the
day and Captain Lanfare, of Bay View
Place, is attending him at night.
A large gathering enjoyed the power
ty sociable, last evening at the rooms
of the Y. M. c. A., given under the
auspices of the members of the Wo-
mems auxiliary. The supper was I'M
der the charge of the following ladies:
Mrs. Beecher, Mrs. Blakeslee. Mrs
Beebe, Mrs. Beardsley, Mrs Bradley,
Miss Fenno, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. futile
and Mrs. Stoddard, and was served at
$50 and at o'clock the Photograph |
Album arranged by Mrs Maycock and |
Mrs. Welch was presented. The collec- |
ng Of the fines was very amusing |
feature of the evening. The pennies |
and nickels were gathered in by re- |
,eption committee with Miss Maud |
Armstrong at it's head
The Woman's club meeting in Wal |
ingford next Monday will be in charge |
If Miss Elizabeth Church, the subject |
being Rhode Island and the Providence |
Features appropriate to |
John Marshall day will also be given
A delightful dinner party was given
Thursday evening by Mrs. John Shaw,
If 1888 Chapel street to the party of |
,oung people who occupied her box at |
he junior promenade last week. The
louise was deliberately decorated with
,alms and cut flowers, pink being the
)redominating color. Mrs. Shaw re-
eived her guests in an elegant black
ace gown over black taffeta. Among |
hose who enjoyed the affair We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Geary, Miss
4oomis, Miss jeanette Healy, Albert
IcWilliams and Mr.. Bingham.