The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-28

Robert Shields, the professional golf
instructor at the New Haven Country
club, has just returned after spending
several months in Ashevlle, N. G. He
has been Instructor at the Kenllworth
Inn on the large estate of Fred w. Van
derbilt, Biltmore, since January 90 Mr..
Shields will remain at the Country club
in this city from this time till the end
of the season. He is one of the most
popular and efficient instructors in the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. White will
celebrate their fifth wedding anniVer-
sary this evening at the Tontine hotel
| Fifty of their intimate friends nave
been invited to a dinner dance, begin
ming at 8 O'Clock. The main dining
room will be cleared for dancing. 1t
will be decorated with palms and pot
ted plants and an orchestra will furn-
ish the music. A cotilllon will be In the
programme of dances, led by Mrs.
White and Frank Kenna, Mr.. White
having as his partner Miss Farrell of
New Britain. There will be wooden
favors for the dancers.
| Governor Sanford B, Dole of the Ha-
waiian islands spent three hours in this
city Saturday. With his daughter,
| Miss Clara M. Dole, he arrived at IL
o'clock Saturday morning on the New
York express. He was met at the depot
| by H. p. Judd secretary of the Ha-
Waiian club of Yale, and by President
Goddard of the club. Mr.. Judd is son
of the chief justice of Hawaii. They
escorted Governor and Miss Dole to
the New Haven house, where the party
iunched at 1890. The affair was in
formal Mr.. Judd was POSTMASTER. An
excellent menu was served by Land
lord Moseley. President and Miss Dole
left for Boston on the 1:45 o'clock train
in the afternoon.
Lucas Dolph who has passed the
winter in Florida for the benefit of his
health, has returned to his home in
Branford.
Captain O'Brien who is in charge Of
the Lucinda Sutton, of the sutton fleet,
with his wife is visiting Mrs. Lucinda
Sutton of Campbell avenue, West Ha-
ven.
Miss Alice Ahern of Great Barring
ton is the guest of Officer and Mrs.
Ahern at their home on Whalley ave-
nue..
Mrs. Kate Gorham of this city has
arrived at her summer home, All Right
cottage, at Indian Neck, for the sum-
mer
Carl Won Lengerke of the New York
firm of f. c. & Schultz Powder COM
pany and family are visiting in this
city the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Schultz.
The Twentieth Century Whist club
of Branford met on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Joseph Moore of Hopson ave-
nue. Substitutes were Mrs. Linsley, |
Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Harrington, Miss
Hubbard The club will meet this week |
with Mrs. Charles S. Bradley of Cher |
ry Hill going up in one Of Rice's |
'busses
Mrs. j. II. Keegan of Denver Col, is
visiting Mr.. Keegans sister, Mrs. Will
liam Lucey of Union avenue, West |
Haven. Mr.. Keegan is manager of the
Connors Mining and Reduction COM
pany, one of the largest gold mining
Of Colorado, with headquar-
ters at Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. Keegan
accompanied her husband on his trips
to the mines, into regions where anoth-
err woman is not sene for months Her
VI litlutllS ON lllDSe lIlDS
are rather thrilling and interesting.
G. A. Baker of New York spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Crane of
Union avenue, West Haven.
B. S. Cobb and family of New Ha-
ven are in Woodmont for few days
A. Endriss of Oak street who has
been i'll for several days, is reported to
be improving.
The Delevan house, Branford, has
been leased to G, Gerken Of this city,
who will assume control May 1.
Mr.. Webb and family of Bridgeport
are occupying the Log Cabin in Wood
mont and will probably be here the re-
of the season.
The Hawthorne club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. C. X
Bush at her residence on Elm street
West Haven.
c. D. Goodwin with his wife are oc-
,upying their cottage at Burwells
3each Mr., Goodwin was unable to get
lis cottage finished as soon as he ex-
oected, but it is far enough advanced
or them to occupy 1t.
b. D. Savage and family of Whalley
venue have rented the house now oc-
upied by Wilbur Hum and family of
avenue, West Haven, and
will move there May l.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Virgins Of New
Cork are the guests of their daughter,
Irs Charles G. Dram at her home on
lain street. West Haven.
Mrs. Theodore Beach Of Woodmont,
Fho has been i'll for some two months. J
$ improving, though the change in her {
is but little.
A. III. Young Of Elm street, West I
1aven is spending few days with his I
lister, Mrs. E. f. Osborne at her home
I Boston, Mass, 1
William Leek and family Of this city 9
re al their cottage at Burwelrs Beach. 7
Miss Richards Of West Haven and l
1iss Bradley of Main street are in New
ork, the guests of Miss Bradey's
rother, DR.. Thomas Bradley