The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-08

!
 wharf in New York
 Among those at the b'g whist part.
 given in the town hall, West Haven, ol
 Thursday evening by some ladies of tn
 borough were Mir and Mrs. A. Lock
 wood, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Merwin, MT
 and Mrs. E, A Howarth, MT. and Mrs
 E. Burtis, Mir. and Mrs. Jordan, MT
 and Mrs. John Clark, MT. and Mrs. F
 Dickerman, MT. and Mrs Spreyer MT and Mrs, A. Miles, Mrs. Stormont, c
 Stormont, Mrs. George Johnson, MT
 and Miss Kinner Miss Reynolds, Miss
 Madeline Reynolds, Mrs. c. Warner
 MT. and Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Skiff, MT
 Landfare, Mr. and Mrs. Hull, MT. Ev'
 erett, Mrs. Doherty, Miss Lord, Miss
 Bushnell, Mrs. Foster, Mir and Mrs. E
 Dickerman and the Misses Dickerman
 MT. and Mrs. F. Ford, Mir. and Mrs
 Ferry, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Graham and
 Miss Graham, Miss Lettney, Miss Elsie
 Futile, Mrs. BeckWith, M ss MurleI
 Beckwith, Miss Anna Whittier, Mrs
 Renfrew, Mrs. Sutton, Miss Harris, H.
 Cosgrove, Spencer Ensign, Miss Bessie
 Clark, Miss Minnie Johnson and many
 more
 Abraham Thalberg, of this city, and
 Miss Minnie Hyman, daughter of Louis
 Hyman, of Wallingford, will be mar
 ried in the town hall Sunday evening,
 February 23
 The fair given in the town hall, Gen.
 terville, by Court Good Will, F. of A,
 has met with such a remarkable suc-
 cess that the committee in charge de-
 cided to continue the fair for two more
 evenings. The town hall being engaged
 for Thursday night and last night by
 other parties, the committee made ar
 engagements to continue the fair this
 evening and Monday evening. The programme fas this evening includes the Landrigan sisters in fancy dances and cake walks and many other inter- esting and entertaining numbers. The attendance at the fair of people from New Haven and visiting has been ex- ceptionally large and they will no doubt be pleased to learn that the fair is to continue.
 A delightful tea was that given on Thursday evening by Mrs. John K. Punderford and Miss Punderford, of Sherman avenue. The hours were from until o'clock. The house was very beautifully decorated by Champion. Receiving with Mrs Punderford and Miss Punderford were Mrs. George l.. Parker the wife of the curate at Trin- ity church, and who is a newcomer in New Haven society! being a January bride, and Miss Montgomery, of Whit ney avenue Among the callers were noticed the following: Mrs. John Hen ney Miss Warnick Miss Baldwin Miss Susan Bacon Miss Mersick, Mrs. Frank c. Futile Mrs. Herbert E. Smith Mrs. F. A. Parsons, Mrs. Elisha Hewitt, Mrs. Josephine A. Lyon, Miss Nichols, Miss Hoadley, Miss Bulford, Mrs William J. Mrs. Alfred Daggett. Miss Miss osborn Miss Marion De- Forest Bronson, Mrs. John G. North Mrs Walter Ellsworth Coe. Miss Eliza beth F. Fitch, Miss Bertha Bradley, Miss Fitch, the Misses Parmelee, Miss Susan P. Fessenden. Mrs. Frederick F. Bradley, Mrs. Thomas H. Russell, Mrs. George M Hallenbeck, of Wallingford, i Mrs. James A. Punderford, of New York, Miss Gilbert, of Southford, Conn.,, Mrs. Minotte F. Osborn, Mrs Thomp- 1 son, Miss Treat, Mrs. Charles F. Tread way, Miss Hayden, Mrs Henry A. | Warner Mrs. Clarence Bolmer, Miss Ida L. Leete. Mrs. Frederic P. Newton, Mrs, Warren H. Bristol Mrs Nathan l.. Bronson, Mrs. Dennis Blakeslee, Mrs | Albert L. Holt, Mrs Anna Hyde, Mrs Charles w. Whttlesey Miss Cornalia VI. Bradley, the Misses Gilbert, Miss Fannie Pardee, Mrs. Harry Stewart, Mrs Henry P. Sage, Mrs Charles Otis l CT, Mrs. Isaac Bromley, Mrs. George ). Crittenden, Miss Elizabeth Hooker, Yrs. Watson L. Phillips, Mrs. George Herwin Beers and Mrs Sherwood ;tratton. Weils orchestra stationed behind a screen of palms in the hall, furnished the music.
 Mrs. Henry Sharp and daughter An "a, who have been visiting Mrs. Charles Blake of Center street, have returned to heir home in New Britain. The Saturday Afternoon Whist club f West Haven, will meet this afternoon tith Miss Adeline Wallace of Main treet II The recital given by Miss Ida A. i 'arnes elocutionist assisted by Miss ' Elizabeth c. Gaffney and the Harmony { flee club in Warner hall, next Thurs [ ay evening. February 13, promises to Q very enjoyable affair. I on Friday evening of next week Rev. ' D. Bnney of the Berkeley divinity ! i ,hool of Middletown, will preach at i hrist church, West Haven. 'vThe Old Maids convention is the anne of the entertainment that is to be iven on the 26th in Masonic hall by 7 le ladies of the Ethel chapter, O. E. , , Westvile. The entertainment as the ' anne signifies. will be an old fashioned ne the genuine old hair combs and the hole outfit of the ladies, will be that of gone days There will be solos, lets and quatet singing by the mem- ers, after which the floor will be clear l and the remainder of the evening . i'll be spent in dancing and general pod time. MT and Mrs. Colwell of Meriden, who | o i've been the guests of MT and Mrs.
 I. Woodford of Chestnut street West T, aven, have returned to their home e The directors of the New Haven Wa ! |, r company at their annual meeting ~ elected the old officers, Eli Whitney e esident and treasurer David Daggett a cretary, and A. F. Hemingway as- " stant treasurer and Edward Dillon, II perintendent, and Walter Connor 1 II, nitary inspector and George Ives in u ector. The West Haven Water com !" my elected Eli Whitney president, u
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