The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-17

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 Mrs. James Drew, who fell near hel home on Bradley street week ast Saturday and received some severe bruises, is now quite comfortable. MT and Mrs. Drew are very estimable ole people, and MT Drew will be femem' bered by many as having been coach' man for Dr. Rollin McNeil for many years, but is now debarred from Worf on account of rheumatism.
 Jonathan Trumbull, of NorWlch' pres ident of the Connecticut Society or the Sons of the American Revolution, vii lecture at the rooms of the Hlstoflca society this evening on Governor Jon athan Trumbull, of Revolutionary wal fame.
 I. D. Hubinger and Frank D. Wet more have returned from trip 10 AT zona and southern California, Whlch they much enjoyed.
 Mrs. Frank Wayland FelloWes, ol New York. was in town last week, wis iting in her old home with her daugh- ter, Mrs. H. Grant Thompson.
 Professor F. A. Leopold, ot crown street. expects to leave on June 2o lol a three months trip in Europe
 Mrs. N. A. Baldwin, of Ivy street. anu Mrs. Alvarez are in the south ot France, where Mrs. Baldwin has taken a cottage for the season.
 The members of the Union League were entertained Saturday evening py the Yale university orchestra, Which rendered several numbers. llght col- lation was served.
 MT. and Mrs Frank H. Shell recently eave dinner at the Hof Brau house III honor of Stanley Knight.
 The Boardman Forum alumni Will give their annual dance ln LenoA hall next Friday night. A fne pfogralfiilit' of eighteen dances has been arrangea bv the committee in charge, ana the music for the evening will De furhlsnea bv fine orchestra. The committee that had been appointed to handle the affair is Howard I. Turner, chairman Chauncev Schrieder, Cuno Ruickholdt and Percy Chillingworth.
 The girls of Division H, class or l9os' Boardman, passed very enJoyaple at- ternoon at the home of their German teacher Saturday. Miss Marsh reau rart of the German play "lphlgenla aul 1rauris', for the benefit of those expect ing to attend it's production at the ny narion this evening. In addition instru- mental selections were given by Nellie Hall Mae Deane, Alice Brennan and Elmer Augur, while a solo by klttle Callahan was especially appfeciatea' Al E o'clock refreshments were served Then an hour of fun followed, durihs which Miss Marsh entertained her guests with many laughable incidents attendant on her stay in Germany Be- sides those already mentioned were present Beftha Judson, Esther Andrew, .Tean Ives, Edna Crandall, Eunice Au- o,,. and T,eola Barnes. Miss Bessie I,athrop helped entertain the girls
 Miss Jannette Wurtz, of Whitney avenue, is the guest of Miss Prime, or Philadelphia, who has recently been visiting here.
 MT. Robert, a member of the senior class in Yale, gave an enjoyable dance at the Country club Friday evening There were present forty-seven of the yongrer people to enjoy the evening Sinner was served at 11:3o.
 Dr. Simon Flexmer, professor of anthology at the University of Penn sv1vania. will deliver lecture in room Al Osborn hall, tomorrow evening be- fore the Yale Medical Alumni assocla- tion on the subject "Bubonic Plague Dr. Flexmer while in New Haven Will he the guest of Dr. Henry L. swan, or York street, at whose residence re- ception will be held after the lecture III Osborn hall
 F,ngineer Peck, of the fire depart ment. is confined to his home by a se- were illness, but is expected to be on the road to recovery shortly.
 charming lat home" was that given by Mrs. Nathan Bronson, of Chapel street, Friday afternoon. Mrs Bronson has been giving a series all through the winter, and while very in- formal. they were very much enjoyed Those assisting her Friday were Mrs Tracy. Miss Brown, Miss Bronson and Miss Margaret Bronson.
 On Friday Mrs. William Beebe, of Bradley street, entertained at luncheon. Among her guests were Mrs Talcott Russell and Miss Bristol.
 Professor Atwater, of Wesleyan uni- will attend the first Cuban Con- ference of Charities and Correction at Havana March 1922, He will give sev- aral addresses during the conference. On his return he will visit the Univer- sttv of Georgia at Athens Ga, the State Normal and Industrial schools at Greensboro, N. C., and Washington, D. q. in the interests of the nutritive in- of the United States de- partment of agriculture, of which he is special agent in charge,
 The Iowa. club of Yale university, which organized a month ago perfect ed it's organiza tion at meeting Satur- day evening, adopting permanent and electing the following officers: President J. c. Murtagh; vice J. H. Yaggy; secretary and treasurer, E. c. Rall. The club has a mennbership of twenty eight and is an enthusiastic body of men from the northwest. It was established largely through the efforts of it's president, MT. Murtagh It will hold smoker in few days and banquet later in the school year.
 The Deutsch Gesellschaft will have the second charity whist tomorrow night at Warner hall It will be for la dies and gentlemen, and the tickets which have been sold in advance indi- cate a very large attendance,
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge is Visiting Miss Pardee at Germantown, Pa. Miss Par dee was the guest of Miss Trowbridge some time since, and while here a num- no p1 in hnY