The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-22

ford, who paid visit full Of interesting
recollections Thursday, was Mrs Park
er Of New Haven, a daughter of DR..
Lay, widely known and respected here
fifty years ago. At that time, and in
fact until about ten years ago the Lay
family's home stood on the spot where
since has been erected the Hosley block,
in Branford Mrs. Parker visited many
familiar scenes and found innumerable
changes in nearly every section of the
town, but most particularly in the re-
gion about her girlhood's home.
George Ullrich is confined to his home
at 90 Elliott street because of a severe
cold. His friends wish him speedy
recovery.
The statement that Senator Hawley
since his return to Washington had a
stroke of paralysis within a few days"
is not correct. A couple of weeks ago or
so the senator had a small blood vessel
burst. and in his feeble condition this
further weakened him. He has since
then been slowly regaining his strength.
There has been no paralysis, and, while
the general may lack his old time vigor
he still possesses lot of latent energy
and expects to be at his usual work
next winter. In this he may be some
what disappointed, for his friends will
endeavor to prevent his doing too much
for his health. But it is confidently be-
lieved that he will be about again, and
engaged in affairs as far as his strength
will permit.
Mrs. William P. futile of 1862 Elm
street is arranging for a charity
musicale to be given at her residence on
the evening of December 2. The pro-
ceeds will go toward a most admirable
object, which is the maintenance Of a
girl Of consumptive tendencies in the
Adirondacks during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight A. Baldwin of
Park street entertained their six
handed enchre club last evening. Din
ner was served at o'clock, the game
following Srom to II.
Miss Gertrude Frink of Stony Greek
is spending a few weeks with Mrs
Howard Storms of Meriden.
The merry sound of fish horns sum-
| moned a jolly party to the stage wait
ing at the end Of the trolley line in
Branford about o'clock Thursday eve
ming. After all had assembled they de-
parted on their way for the Queacf,
farm, where Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Beach
welcomed their guests in royal fashion.
All were attired in country fashion
and the pleasant part of the evening
was spent dancing in the barn. A plen-
tiful and delicious supper was served,
and another brilliantly successful recep-
ton at the Queach passed into history.
Some of those who partook Of the hos
pitality of the popular master and mis-
tress Of the Queach were Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. Guy Linsley, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w.
Prann, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs Jerold, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Tomlinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fergu-
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morton, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tester. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stannard and numerous others.
Guests over the Glee club festivities
| and the ball game are of course numer-
Gus. Mrs. Colin Macrae Ingersoll, jr., is
| to entertain very distinguished people
her house party including Miss Ward
McAllister, daughter of the late Ward
McAlllSCer o. New 1Ofki MISS RuLn
Lawrence, daughter of Judge Lawrence
| of New York; Mr.. Bates. Mr.. Melville
Count Vizoni of Rome, Italy. one of the
most notable lions in New York's
smartest set in society, and Prince de
Drago, whose home is the del Dragc
palace. The prince Is stopping at the
Waldorf Astoria in New York
Others entertaining are II. Stanley
Knight. who has house full for the