The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-23

The playing will be two and one hall hours, followed by dancing. Refresh ments will be served.
 Miss Nancy Hemingway, who has been quite i'll at her home on Willard street, suffering from bronchial trou- ble, is much better.
 Mrs. John Willgoss, Mrs. Joseph Jones of New York are visiting Mrs Gunnarson of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Frank Neil of Willard street, who
 about a week ago suffered from a slight shock, is reported as being
 greatly improved MT. Neil has been quite ill and his many friends are pleased to learn of his speedy recovery Mrs. Leonfdas filling, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Alpheus Mer- win, returned to her home in New
 York yesterday.
 Mrs. Peck of Woodbridge, who has
 been the guest of MT. and Mrs Will
 jam Farnham at their home on Cres-
 cent street, returneod Monday
 The engagement is announced ot
 Miss Eva M. Gessner of Dixwell ave-
 nue. to Frederick l.. Kutscher, who IS
 with the F. B. Sinister company. The
 wedding will take place on June 5,
 and will be a quiet home affair. Fol-
 lowing the ceremony the young people
 will go on a wedding tour, and on thef
 return reside on Winthrop avenue.
 The wedding of Miss Constance
 Trowbridge of 221 Church street to M'
 Warren B. Kellogg of Halifax, Nova
 Scotia, will occur to-day. Owing to the
 recent sad event in the family, the
 wedding will be very quiet. All lnVl-
 tations having been recalled. The cere-
 mony will be performed at o'clock by
 Rev. Dr. Smyth in the presence of the immediate family.
 The condition of William Dixon, who made an attempt on his own life sun day afternoon by taking carbolic acld and strychnine, is reported as improV- ing rapidly. Dr. Marsh is the attend ing physician and he has hopes that his patient will continue as rapidly to inn prove as he has within the past two days.
 Mrs. William Wyness of Leadvllle' Col, who has been the guest or her sister, Mrs. Albert F. Wilber, Of Bar nett street, Westville, for two months left at the close of last week to begin her homeward trip, She will stop al several points en route, thus breaking the tiresomeness of the long journey reaching Leadville about the middle or May.
 Members of the freshman class or Yale have been chose@ as follows 10 compete in the final examinations for the Barrie prizes, in trigonometery, the contests to be held probably on the 26th of next month; F. J. Barber J. H. Bentley, B. G. Curts, P Curts D. M. Davidson, F. F. Dodd, c. R. Essick, C. S. Fallows, H Henry, G. B. Hotchkiss, A. w. Hull, c. S. Jacobus, C. H. Peck, J. B. Waite and A. R. Williams.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast and Miss Boyd, of Al Greene street, will start to-day with the Connecticut delegation for Los Angeles, where they will represent with Miss Beach, the president, the Women's School As sociation of New Haven at the great National bi-centennial meeting of Wo- mems clubs beginning May 1st and one week.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven will meet this week with Mrs. Frank Orr of Howard avenue The members of this club are Mrs. William Knapp, Mrs. H. Peck Mrs. Ernest Wadhams, Mrs. F. Platt Mrs. F. s. Bradley. Mrs. Fred Ford Mrs. E. Ferry, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs William Parker.
 Mrs Smith of 1153 Chapel street has recently returned from three weeks visit as the guest of her niece in New York city. While there Mrs. Smith at tended a large whist party at the Wal | lorf Astoria of about five hundred | players. Fifty prizes were offered and 1 he New Haven player captured the | 'ourth, feat worth recording. It was | m illuimnated placque, which received | honorable mention at the Pan-Ameri- | ,an exposition, and is valued at $25.
 The members of the Yale Golf club | will go to Hartford at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon where they will play one of | he most important games on their schedule. The golf club of the Hart ord country will be their opponents md a close contest is expected. The players will represent Yale: Reid Jennings, Campbell, Alsop, Rey- ,urn, Barnes, McNeale, Tyler and Hitchcock.
 Mrs William Weld of 349 Elm street will netertain the Womens School As- ociation at an important meeting on April 26th. A business meet ng will be held at 3 o'clock. followed " a social hour, during which tea will e served the members. The partcu- ar subject of the meeting will be "The consumers League one of the phases f philanthropic work in which the as- ociation is especially interested as ranch of the State Federation of Tubs and which makes this one of it's eading avenues of discussion and york committee meeting was held wo weeks ago to formulate methods of york along this line and the result i'll be submitted before the entire as- ociation on Saturday Mrs. George F. yewcomb. a member of the committee, ill address the meeting, and Mrs. ohn H. Platt, another leading mem- CT, will probably read paper on the eneral theme Mrs Weld, the hos ass, has been appointed delegate to he National Educational Council, 'hich meets in Baltimore in May. Mrs. Weld will make a report for the Wo- ler's Association of New Haven. Last ear the council met in Boston and ext spring it has accepted an invita- on to meet in New Haven.