The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-27

Miss winifred smyth left on satur- day for an extended western trip. She is to be absent about three months and will visit with friends in Denver, Col, and later with her aunt in Portland, Oregon.
 Peter Bohn is convalescent from seven weeks illness with typhoid fever and pneumonia.
 Captain and Mrs. Smoke, who are newcomers in the city, are at present staying at Duncan hall on Chapel street Captain Smoke is the new army instructor at Yale.
 Miss Lulu Gleich entertained the members of the Ameer Whist club Fri day evening at her home, 26 Crown street. The prizes were won by Miss Lulu GIeich. Julius Kraft and Henry Ockert.
 A new string quartette has just been formed by James W. Seeley, combining the following well known musicians: James W. Seeley, first violin; William Schwartz, second violin; George A. Heyer, viola, and George P. Gatterfeldt, violin cello They have styled them selves the Haydn String Quartette of New Haven.
 On Wednesday Mrs. John c. Clarke gave a delightful equestrian party Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock, fol- lowed by an afternoons ride out into the country.
 Dr. William F. Verdi of 172 St. John street. who has been very i'll in Chica- go for five weeks past, has arrived home and after a weeks needed rest will be able to resume his professional duties.
 Miss Helen Hall has returned from a delightful visit in Philadelphia, where she was the guest of her room- mate while at Miss Porter's school at Pennington.
 Miss Esther Cans is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Cans, of Hartford, where she will attend the wedding of Miss Hass and Mr. Hoffman. sister of Mrs. Cans. Later she will visit her cousins, Misses Fannie and Jennie Greenstein, of New Britain.
 Mrs. Richardson, wife of Professor Richardson, who are staying at the Kensington on Orange street. Agave a very delightful at home on Thursday. Receiving with her. was Mrs. Niemeyer, wife of Professor Niemeyer. These af- fairs are to be continued throughout November, her cards reading for Thurs days during that month.
 William H. Leete, who for many years was connected with the office force of the New York New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company, has been ap- pointed treasurer of the San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad com pany. with offices in Los Angeles, Cali fornia.
 On Saturday evening at the residence of Rev, Father John D. Kennedy, pas for of St, Josephs church, Westville, William S. Smith, of Westville, was united in marriage to Miss Josephine Pierson.
 Edward M. Gillette has sold his place on Union street, Guilford, to Benjamin D. Howarth. Mir. Gillette and family will move to New Haven early next month.
 The youngest member of the Master Bakers association in this city is The odore Bernard Reynolds, who arrived 5 Thursday He is the son of President B. J. Reynolds, of the Master Bakers association.
 B M York, has been in town during the week as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H. Grant Thompson.
 Ava Judd, of 916 State street, propri- etor of Judd's restaurant on Orange street, is receiving congratulations from his friends on the arrival of a bouncing baby boy
 Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, of Rye sem mary, New York, is visiting Mrs. George H. Watrous at Grove Hall
 Daniel H. Hart, who spent several days with friends in Brooklyn borough, has returned to his home in Guilford after pleasant stay.
 Guests for the winter at Grove Hall are Miss Trumbull, Miss Elliot and MT. and Mrs Harrison Grey.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. King, of '"The Mansion, Fair Haven Heights, sailed last week from New York on one of the American line steamers for an extended trip through Europe.
 The many friends of Jacob Knodel, of Anthony street, "are congratulatine him on the arrival of a bouncing baby boy.
 The annual meeting to elect officers and directors of the Danbury and Nor walk railroad will be held at the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail road office building on Thursday morn ing at 11:30.
 The scholarship of $500 per annun determined upon by the resident Yale alumni to assist a young man of Ha- waii through Yale has been given to Abraham G. Kaulokou, who will take the full course of study at Yale. MT Kaulokou Is the son of Judge John Kaulokou and graduate of Oahu col lege in the class of 1900. For year he has acted as clerk of Judge Gears court in Hawaii.
 The many friends of Frank W. Smith one of the Smith Brothers. will regret to hear that he has decided to leave New Haven, having arranged to gc into the oyster business in Rhode Is. land. Captain Smith has been witt the firm of Smith Brothers for fourteer years, during which time he has haj charge of the firms oyster steamers He has formed a partnership with g MT. Lamb, and under the firm name nt Smith & Lamb large oyster business will be carried on in the vicinity ot Narragansett Bay.
 Eli Whitney, member of the Yale cor. poration and president of the New Ha. ven Water company, has presented tt