The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-29
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 NED HAVEN PEOPLE
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 pr. C. J. Bartlett, medical examiner of New Haven. left Thursday for Cleveland, Ohio, where he will attend the sessions of the American Society of BacteriologistS and Pathologists. Dr. Bartlett will return to New Haven Sun day evening next.
 Miss Helen Barnett is home from "Ogontz," Pennsylvania, for the Easter vacation, and is staying with her par ents at the New Haven house.
 Miss Ruth P. Phillips, daughter of Rev Dr. and Mrs. w. l.. Phillips of Orange street, returned home for the Easter holidays from National Park seminary Forest Glen, Maryland Miss Phillips has visiting her Miss Catherine Andrews of Lafayette, Ind, class mate at her school.
 On Friday evening, April Ii, there will be a very select dance in Republi- can hall, given under the auspices of the club. The committee in charge is c. H. Booth, B. M. Blatchley, J. F. Vim al. Arrangements are in progress to
 
 season
 LeRoy P. Kirkham, organist of Dean academy Franklin, Mass, who is spending the Easter vacation with his parents at their home in East Haven, has composed quite a brilliant two step It is dedicated to the football team of the academy and called "Dean Up.'
 Mrs. M M Marble, wife of Professor Marble of Hillhouse high school. has returned from a two months vist spent in Indiana and Michigan. She is great ly improved in health
 E. c. West of Guilford observed his seventy-ninth birthday on Tuesday. Though suffering from the physical in firmities of advancing years his mental vigor remains unimpaired.
 Russell Winans of Westvile spent two days in West Haven this week, vis- iting his old friends.
 MT and Mrs William Tower of Mon treal and their two children are the guests of MT and Mrs, E. Eugene Jacobs and wife in Guiford.
 Miss Marion Bush of Plainfield, N, J., is at home spending her Easter vaca tion in West Haven.
 The current issue of the Yale Alumni Weekly contains among other articles detailed description of the new New berry memorial organ, to be placed in Woolsey hall Other articles of un- usual interest that make the issue es- pecially attractive is the reproduction of an address by H. H. Clark '03 in the Ten Eyck speaking prize contests, the leader in the February Yale Lit, and an article in the Yale Lit. by D. l.. James. The issue presents an especial ly attractive table of contents. 5 The members of the Book club con- ducted by Mrs. ,Laurens Lennox spent part of yesterday at the Pequot club house, going down in the forenoon and carrying their luncheon with them. The affair was entirely informal and con- fined to members and husbands, Luncheon was served at l clock. Among those who went down were: Major and Mrs Walter M. Wellman, MT, and Mrs. w, P. Futile, MT, and Mrs. George Coan, MT. and Mrs. J. II. Shaw, MT. and Mrs. s. + Dawson, MT, and Mrs. Serene Sperry MT. and Mrs H. M. Kochersperger, MT. and Mrs. w. W. Crosby, MT. and Mrs George Small. Colonel and Mrs Rolln S. Woodruff, Mrs. Laurens Lennox, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Demarest MT and Mrs J. F. Todd and Mrs. Cummings.
 The West Haven Dramatic Social club will meet this afternoon at the home of Helen Rout, Union avenue.
 Allan Renfrew of No Smith street West Haven, is home from the south for short visit. Allen w. Renfrew, his son, is in Atlanta, Ga.