The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-03
Klock and Miss Klock at s5 Kensington

Klock and Miss Klock at 65 Kensington
 street.
 Miss Caroline Hooker will go to | Washington May Ito visit Congressman
 and Mrs. Sperry She will probably re- main about a month
 MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Brooker of l Ansonia, who have many friends in this part of the state, will sail in a few days | for Bermuda.
 Mrs Welch of Orange street let last week for a trip to California. Miss Ban
 non of New York was also of the party Mrs. Joseph R. Hawley of Hartford, wife of Senator HaWley, with her two daughters, will sail for England next
 month to spend the summer. Mrs,
 Hawley is well known here, being a
 member of the summer colony at Wood | mont blythe Sea. 1 Governor Mclean and Chairman Fly | Ter expect to start tomorrow for Win | ter Park in Florida.
 A number of Lenten sewing classes | have been formed among the younger girls who meet weekly for the pursu- ance of this pleasant charity A class of six met with Miss Mildred Wilson, and another class of seven, the Misses Rhoda Sargent, Helen Hall, Mollie Vol verton, Elsie Trowbridge, Winifred Smyth. Ellen Mixter, and Miss Hall meet with Miss Helen Hall on Friday morning.
 The Woman's School association util- ity sale is to be held on Friday and Saturday of this week at 61 Trumbull street, between the hours of II and 5, and some unique features may be ex- pected. As its title reads it is sale of household usefulness and necessities. Most of the articles are being made by the members of the association. even including the cake and candy which will be fresh for each day Caps, aprons, dusters, iron holders, tea towels, table mats, laundry and shoe bags in all va rieties of styles and coloring, and best of all, the outside price limit has been drawn at one dollar. Something Is in prepara ton for the children also, not yet to be divulged. An admittance fee of ten cents will include cup of tea served by dainty maids and there will be a large prize cake for the lucky number.
 Hamlin Garland addressed the mem bers of the Saturday Morning club Sat urday on "The Joys of the Trail"
 Rev. Theodore w. Hoffman of Rock vile, Conn, who has received call to become the pastor of the Congregation al church at Deerfield, Mass, has not yet accepted the call, but has the mat ter under consideration, and Is favor ably inclined toward it's acceptance. He was born in Germany, near Berlin, but tta bnatr rfY he was three years of age. He graduat- ed from the Rockville high school in the class of 1891, and then spent two years at Phillips academy at Andover He graduated from Yale college in the class of 1897, and then spent two years in the Yale theological school. He then went to abroad and spent year at the Berlin university in Germany. He spent five months in a wheeling trip through Germany and Switzerland, re- turning to this country in January, 1901. ] He has a mother and one sister in ! Rockville and three brothers, Paul Hoff- | man of Hartford, who is the official l stenographer of the New London and 1 Holland county superior courts; Gus tave Hoffman, a well known artist, l who is now in Florida, and George | Hoffman, who has an excellent position in New York.
 Cards have been issued by Mrs. Row. l land for a tea at her residence, S9 Trum | bull street, on Thursday He is staying | at the New Haven house.
 Mrs Thomas P. Gibbons and Miss | Whitney of Trumbul street are at [ present in Pasadena, Cal,
 Miss Beach has returned from her | trip during which she visited | the Charleston, s. C., exposition.
 Mrs. Lewis Sargent has returned from her stay in the Adirondacks