The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-11
PERSONAL JO1IINGS.

r. l.. Neubert of this city, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mitchell, OF
High street in Collinsville.
! Frank H, Lewis, of this city, and for
merly of Springfield, Mass, has Just re-
ceived a patent on duplicate whist
board This board or tray is similar In
size to the ones now on the market, but
instead of the cards being put in the
pockets, they are confined to the board
BY means Of four small straps which
cross the top on each pack. One end OF
the strap is loose to admit of the cards,
after which it is fastened down to the
board by means of a sort OF glove fas-
tener. The boards are very handy and
will always hold the cards In place on
the trays, thus preventing the decks
once shufIled from becoming mixed up
! again.
The Entire Nous society take this
means of Informing those whom they
have invited to the ice cream festival,
which was to take place May l2th, OF
the postponement of this affair till
the 10th, when the society will hold lis
final meeting and adjourn until next
fall. The festival will be held week
later than the invitations read, and
limited number of invitations are al
lowed each member.
Mrs Charles II. Johnson has returned
from very pleasant visit to her daugh-
Tier, Mrs. W. c. Frear in Manchester,
IN. H.
| Mrs. John F. Conklin of No. 10 Court
4 street, West Haven, entertained party
at whist yesterday. A very enjoyable
game was played, after which boun-
tiful repast was served, the table deco
rations being light blue. The hostess
was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Charlotte, who played very charmingly,
also assisting in entertaining was Mrs
Robert BOYLE, Of Polls theater, this
city.
Thursday night Thomas Rafille of
lsavin Rock entertained a few of his
friends, including the Savin ROCK quar-
tette. at his home on Palace street.
Among those present We're Herman
Jacobs, of New York, Albert Godfrey,
John Simmons and Henry Tierney, Mr.
Jacobs. violinist. and Mr.. Godfrey, ban
Hoist furnished the music. The affair
was much enjoyed.
Groton conclave of Heptasophs. OF
Groton. met Wednesday evening and in
litiated two candidates. District Depu-
ty Supreme Archon Southworth, of this
lefty was present and gave an Interest,"
ling address in the course Of Whlch ne
congratulated the conclave on It's re-
cent growth in membership.
william Nelly continues to improve
lslowly
Mrs. Rachel H. Wood, of First ave-
niue West Haven, after a three weeks
visit in Washington, D. c., with her
daughter, Mrs. Edwin "A. Hill, arrived
Tuesday from her winter trip through
California and Florida. She will spend
a few days with her son, James +.
Wood, of IA Dwight street, before re-
turning to her summer residence m
West Haven.
The f. O. w. whist club go to Cox's
Surf house at Savin Rock next Wed
nesday afternoon for their last game OF
whist for the season. After the game
they will partake of one of Mr.. Cox's
i fine shore dinners. Some of the mem
bers Of the club are Mrs. Pickett, Mrs
lothian. Mrs. Charles Merwin, Mrs
: Carlisle, Mrs. Coburn, Mrs. DR.. Con-
verse. Mrs. DR.. Pitman, Mrs. John Hal.
stead Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Okesson, Mrs
Goodyear, Mrs. Lucier, Mrs. Coggswell.
The Jolly Eight met for the last time
this esason with Allan Renfrew at his
home on Smith street, West Haven
Thursday evening. Music, dancing ant
r games were the amusements OF TIM
: evening. also a short and interesting
lecture on etiquette by Miss May White
. Later in the evening refreshments wer'
: served. Toasts were given and re
spondd to. Allan will leave West Ha
ven next week for Atlanta, Ga, ana MI
. Ivoune friends were Wishing him
pleasant journey. The Jolly Eight are
: Miss May White, Miss Maud White
Miss Ethel Renfrew, Of New Haven
. Miss Olive Belcher, Altar Senfrew
4 Harold Cosgroye, Fred Allen and Ciar
, lence v. Smith, of West Haven.
The following new members hav
: been taken into the Yale Yacht club
: / From 1901, o. Fl. Eddy, Fl. w. Healy
r. Hixon, M. X. Parker w. A. Stick
!. jney; from 1908. j. p Croran, Il. r
Grove. G.. A. Goss, f. S. Goodwin, r.
: 1 Mcknight. A. Moore, J. M. Stevenson
: B. Smith, E.. p. Townsend, s. J. Ward
from 1904, A. B. Boulton, jr., j. L
!. 4 Goodwin, j. G. futile, w. S. Munsor
IC. q. Bascom, L. p. Myers; from othe
: classes. G. Elliott 1902 S., @. Fl, Cress
!. Ter 1908 s., e. q. Van Malta 1903 s., J.
Whitney 1908 S.; specials j. A. Tobir
: ~. H. Temple, L. p. Willard.
The annual meeting Of the Odd Eel
+ lows home of Connecticut will be he'll
hnl1 Now HaVeT