The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-20

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 Miss Lila Wells, of Chicago, is visiting her parents on Trumbull street.
 Saturday evening at the residence of MT.
 and Mrs. l., A. Huntley, No. 16J Columbus avenue, their son, Wayne L., was tenuered
 birthday party in honor of his twenty nrst birthday. Music, recitattonS, dancing and games added to the enJoy yment ul the evening. The rooms were handsomely deco
 rated with festoons, palms and cut flowers An elaborate supper was served. Many handsome gifts were received, The party
 broke up at q late hour all wishing MT. Huntley many happy birthdays to come. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Huntiey, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Holton, Mi. and Mrs. Lester Philips, the Misses Nee ley, MT. Chapin, Miss Chisley. Mir. Jen- kins, MT. Corey, Frank Day, George Lane, Mir. Burnham and others.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Platt will leave for Cuba the latter part of the month. They intend remaining away two months.
 The new justice of the second United States circuit, Judge William K. Townsend of New Haven, has served upon the bench of the district court for Connecticut since 1892. In that capacity he has been called upon to decide many patent cases, and the excellence of judgment here displayed has caused general satisfaction in the New Eng land states, over his promotion to the place of Judge Nathaniel Shipman, retired Judge Townsend is Yale graduate of the class
 
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 Mrs. sherman Holcomb has postponed her southern trip until later, owing to the serious illness of her son.
 Miss Helen Baldwin of Quinnipiac street, who is stenographer in the law office of Dwight w. and Grove J. Futile in Chapel street, is visiting her brother, Loren Bald win, in Chicago. She will return home in a few days.
 Cards have been issued for a reception in honor of the fifteenth anniversary of Rev. pr. G. Brinley Morgan's acceptance of the rectorship of Christ church, this city, to be held at the residence of Mrs. Todd. Alden avenue, Westville, on January 30.
 Connecticut pensions were issued Satur- day as follows: Original to Charles " Ar hold, at the soldiers home, Noroton Heights, SIP per month, and to Orlenzo Lombard, of Bolton Notch, Holland county, $S per month.
 English girl, who came here just before Christmas, and will remain for two months.
 Ernest V. Llewellyn has been commis- stoned as a fourth class postmaster at Ad- dison in the town of Glastonbury Hartford county.
 Miss Florence Hall of Dansvile N. Y, is here from the promenade festivities, being the guest of Miss Stoughton of Prospect street.
 Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge gave an other lat home" Friday afternoon, having cards issued for Fridays in January.
 Mrs. William Beebe entertained small party Saturday afternoon.
 Columbia Social club Is making arrange ments for a grand masquerade pal , to ID; pc held in the West Haven town hall on Fri day evening, February 21.
 Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson gave dance for her son on Thursday evening.
 Cecilia Singing society will hold L,,I their annual masGnerade in Geremhnla 6th nall on
 News has been received of the illness of Mrs. Huntey .Drummond of West Haven at her home in Montreal.
 I, in, this city. to large anniversary reception to be held in Meriden on Friday evening, January 31. They are issued by MT. and MT Mrs. George N Morse of 20 Cook avenue Morse is the daughter of Sheriff Byxbee of Meriden.
 At a notable service for students and col, lege men in Calvary church, New York city, Hadley of Yale university spoke on ''The Modern View of Life's Purposes"
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew smith of 42 Park of Meriden will leave Tuesday for a six weeks trip to Florida. They will go direct to Lake, Eustice, where they will spend several days, and later the party will visit Tampa, St. Augustine, Jacksonville and other places of interest.
 A great many friends of Mrs. Frederick Schneider gathered last Thursday evening and rendered her party In honor of her birthday. The presence of the many guests and the numerous gifts bestwode upon Mrs. Schneider spoke in fitting terms of the high esteem and honor in which she is held by all that know her. Among the gifts were beautiful table linen and a valuable as well as handsome china tea set. The l evening was ushered in with duet by Mrs. Cuff and Mrs. Bristol, beautifully rendered,
 Mabel Ray of West Haven was given 8 surprise party Friday evening by 6 her young Some who attended were Helen Nichally, | Greta Bailey Marion Lucey, Fred Coe, A thur Elmer and several others. Refresh ments were served and games played.
 Miss Ruth Bowman entertained the En- sherman avenue. game of Progressive Crank was the source of much merriment | pink.
 John E. Lomas of Elm street. West Ha- ven, has gone to Ellicottville, N. Y, to at tend the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Wal ter Rasey.
 There were about fifty of the old Vets present at the Connecticut Commercial Travellers winter reunion at the Union were: F. C. Bushnell, New Haven; James A. Howarth New Haven Tom J. Lawton, New Haven; Frank E; Lewis, New Haven; d os S Rerry Sey W HeR HaraH Maqy New Tr4nk Ha yen; John Mcfarland, New Haven; Charles '. Smith, New Haven; E. c. Hill, New Haven; John P. Augur, New Haven; Sam O heRu, NeW ttHNtuf AuntE fitnuee, NeW | Haven; Frank N. Mum. New Haven; nett, New Haven; George Parker, Bran ford; r: "; Barrows, Hartford; A: B. Gil ette, Hartford; H. W. Osborn, Hartford; Dennis Carlton, Hartford; Norman Stetson, Hartford: F. s. w. Judd, Hartford; w. ". Penny, Hartford; H. W. Simpson, Hart Tord William F. Clark, Plainville; George Tomstock Bridgeport; George N. Baldwin, David Troury, Bridgeport; G. Burr Loynes, Springfield; Frank Sigerney, Bristol; Charles H. Tompkins, New York; William B. Stevens. Wlllimantic; W. G. Bradley, California George Bartholomew, Boston; A. Howard Abbey, New Britain; Fred M. Hotchkiss, Meriden; Harry S. Andrews, Sheffield, Mass; Hon. Sirus Mantle; Sheriff George Jackson, Colches- CT; s. C. Hooker, Wllimantic; Dwight A. Iotchkss, West Haven.
 Harmony council No. s. k. and S. M., leld its annual convocaton Saturday night t Masonic hall on Church street At the meeting. held Saturday night instead of to- light the following officers were instaled: Iohn H. Pearce, T. l. NJ; Frederick N. ;perry, R. I. h. NJ; Frank Fl. Wheeler. I. ,. c. of w; Charles F. Root, c. of G.; ,therton l.. Barnes treasurer; Willis Fl. ,rowe recorder Fred G. Wilmot, conduc- or: Charles q. Stevens, steward; John fcCarthy, tyler. After the installation q ,anouet was served and a musical and if the members of the council are going O New York Monday with the Knight llIITlIIIlIlIlIllIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlI IIIllIIlIIIlIIll