The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-27

The many friends of Mrs. Cram, wife
 of MT Cram assistant superintendent
 of the Organized Charities, will be
 pleased to hear that she is very com
 fortable and is recovering nicely from
 the serious operation which she under
 went at the general hospital last week
 Monday. Mrs. Charles Fairchild, pres
 ident of the ladies aid society of St
 Andrews M E. church, who has been
 very i'll for couple of weeks, is now
 more comfortable. Dr. Marvin Smith
 of Pearl street is attending her. The condition of William Brian Hook
 CT, the Yale senior who has been i'll for a week with appendicitis, has improv- ed, and Dr. Arthur s. Cheney, his at
 tending physician, said yesterday af-
 ternoon that the young man had been
 allowed to go to his home. No operation
 has yet been performed.
 Walter, the five-year son of De- tective Donnelly, very bright and fine
 boy, is very i'll with pneumonia at his
 parents home on Bishop street. A
 trained nurse is in attendance. The lit
 hlN l6llON G ttlIlIltl ltl v Nclo lNb ! bto
 day, but yesterday he was a little i'm
 proved and his physician, Dr. Monahan,
 has hopes of his recovery.
 The ladies of St Andrews M. E. church will have an Easter supper in
 the church parlors next Wednesday ev- ening, April 2. The guild of St. John 5 F. F. church on Orange street will have it's Easter sale of fancy articles, cake and ice cream in the guild rooms We'd nesday afternoon and evening, April 9.
 Mrs Frank Bradley of First avenue, West Haven, entertained the Wednes- day Afternoon club at her home We'd nesday evening. Before supper whist was played, and after a beautiful re- past dancing was enjoyed. Those who attended were MT. and Mrs. Charles Graham, MT, and Mrs Knapp MT. and Mrs Ford Mir. and Mrs. Jordan MT. and Mrs. Ferry, MT. and Mrs Orr, MT. ana Mrs. Parker, MT. and Mrs Platt, Mrs Peck and MT. Treat.
 At the annual smoker of the Hotch- kiss school club, which was held Mon day evening it was decided to raise S1, 900 for a new track and athletic field at the Hotchkiss school
 Leon Gregg of Campbell avenue West Haven, has been several weeks in New Hartford, has gone to Saybrook where he will remain for two months and possibly longer.
 The following men from the Yale so- phomore class have been elected to the editorial board of the Yale Record: Henry c. Dangler of Cleveland and Ed ward S. Paine of Bangor Me
 The Junior Auxiliary society of West Haven will hold a towel sale on Easter Monday in the parish house at o'clock, Cake and chocolate will be served Ad- ten cents The programme for the entertainment consists of song "Lo the Pleasant Spring" Adelaide Ca,id- we'll, Bertha Skinner, Millicent Barrett, Flora filling, Jessie Mesham song, Little Black Me- Martha Hull; recita- ton, Guilty or Not Guilty" Millicent Barrett; song, The Leaf Tongues of the Forest" Edith Mesham, Anna Thomas; recitation, Nobody Knows but Mother" Mary Scranton; piano solo, Midnight Bells" Gladys Sutton; recitation, "Red-Headed Bol,' Emily Thomas; chorus, Marie Coe, Lillian Eaton, Freda Anderson, Madeline Hub bard Charlotte Beebe, Bessie Warner, Emma Aberg, Mary Scranton, Emily Thomas; recitation, Squirrels Arith- netic," Madeline Hubbard; piano solo, Among the Clouds" Vera Dickerman; recitation, Ring, Happy Bells" Edith Newton; piano solo. Charlotte Beebe; Lillian Eaton; recitation, No Rabbits Easter Week" Emma parting song.
 Mrs. George Smith and Miss Mary Hawkins of Norwalk have been the guests of MT and Mrs c. N Ballard of | Richard street, West Haven.
 J. F. Miller Yale '04 c. C. Auchin- | Joss '03, and H. C. McClintock 03 have | been taken to the university crew train | ng table,
 Frank Georan of Richard street, West | Haven, who is ill with typhoid fever, las been taken to the hospital
 F. Frank Brown is soon to return to lis home in New Haven from a stay in Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Skiff of | Smith street. West Haven, are enter aiming MT. Skiff's uncle, Peter Skiff of | Kent, Conn.
 The Main street Baptist music com nittee, Meriden, has engaged Miss Ethel Ives of this city as organist, sue ,eeding MT Hallett, who returns to his nome in Waterbury Miss Ives is the laughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V B. Ives # Cottage street, Meriden. The com nittee has also engaged Mr Gay of | Thomaston for bass singer He is the lon of a Methodist clergyman,
 The silver wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs Frank A, Scofeld of the First M F. church, Meriden, lately of l New Haven will occur the first week in April All that week the pastor will be tt the conference, to be held at Tor ington, but upon his return about the middle of the month he and Mrs. Sco- leld will be given a reception and eel l bration in the church parlors, to which lis congregation and friends will be in- 'ited. The ladies' aid society of the 1 hurch has already begun great prepa- ations for the event.
 MT and Mrs. Robert Bowman of AZ Ihurch street Wednesday evening eel brated the anniversary of their we'd ling at their residence. Refreshments were served and a social evening was 'assed. About thirty friends called and Xtended their congratulations
 The additional meeting of Bethany