The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-09

| udy ana with nel daughter VIII HPNiiN
| the winter in New York.
The fifth birthday of Maude RoWley
| the daughter of Patrolman George
| Rowley and Mrs. RoWley, was eelepfat
| ed Tuesday at the officers home, Z
| Gibbs street, with party. The hours
were from until o'clock. The affair
was a pink tea. the tables being deco
| rated in that color very PRETTY by the
| Misses Eta and Grace RoWley, Older
sisters of Miss Maude The lights were
pink, the cakes were pink, and evne the
! ice cream was entirely in that hue
Mrs. William N. Whine, who has
been quite seriously i'll at her home or
| Whalley avenue, suffering from ner-
vous prostration, was very much bet
ter yesterday. so much so that she was
able to sit up for a few hours during
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Bunnell have come into
town for the winter and have taken
apartments at the Majestic. Mrs. Bun
nell read a very able paper on Civil
Service Reform before the ID. A, r. in
Bridgeport last week.
Miss Churchill of Waterbury, mu-
stefan of much ability playing first
violin in the Symphony orchestra there,
has been the guest of Miss NJ. Louise
Gallagher of this city.
This afternoon the Ladies' Sewing
circle of Trinity Lutheran church will
hold its regular meeting in the church
parlor on George street. All members
are requested to attend
Alexander Duchemain of New York,
who managed the circus performance
which the crack Seventh regiment of
New York gave last winter, has been
in town to confer with Major Clark of
the Foot Guard for a similar arrange
ment Mr.. Duchemain is now in hcarge
of such an arrangement with military
company in Hartford with Governor
Mclean as chief sponsor, the affair to
be given soon.
Frank Bowe. who was called home to
Yalesville to attend the funeral of his
grandmother, left yesterday for Will
braham to resume his studies at the
academy.
The New Haven alumni of Mt. st.
Joseph's seminary of Hartford are
making arrangements to give an enter
tainment at the Hyperion theater on
the evening of January Il to raise funds
for a gymnasium at the seminary. The
nroiect has been undertaken by the
graduates of the school in the institu-
tion in the various cities in the state.
Harry Stoll of the firm of William
Fischmann of Washington Place, New
York has been the guest of Mrs. Siam
ford of George street.
Wilson II. Lee president of the Ty-
pothetae association and chairman of
the oscial committee. announces the
completed list of speakers and their
toasts for the Typothetae banquet to
take Mace in the Tontine hotel on next
week Thursday evening. Mr.. Lee will
act as postmaster and the responses
will be made in the following order:
Mavor John p Studley. THE CITY of
New Haven; Rev. George II. Ferris.
''The Right Type; DR.. f. B. Reed, Phi
D., yale University and the Printers
Art; j. Storms Gushing of Boston.
Co operation" and George c. Wood
ruff of Litchfield, "Our Country Cous-
ms 1t is hoped to have a represen-
tative of employees respond to toast
II. p. Pears of Pittsburg and promi-
nent men from Boston and New York
will also be in attendance. The New
Haven Orchestral club of eight piece
will furnish music during the evening
AS is the usual custom the guests will
not be seated at one long table but at
a number of smaller ones placed about
the hall.
Professor Lewis Orsmond Brastow,
D. d., who has been i'll since last No
is much improved and will
be able to be about in the
curse of the coming week. DR.. Bras
-ow is able now to sit m but has not
,een able to attend to his work in the
divinity school since November. Rev.
William L. Mutch. Phi. D.. occupies DR..
place during the latter's abb
sence 1t is possible that DR.. Brastow
will return to the school by the last of
he month.
Mrs Richard Russell is quite III at
Ter home on Harrison street Mrs,
Russell is suffering from severe at
ack Of grin and has boon i'll for abolt
hree DAYS. Her condition is mich
Captain and Mrs Wilson will leave |
IN the last of this month for the Phil |
ppines. Mrs. Wilson will snend six !
ne Captain Wilson at Manila
The regular weekly meet Of the West
lille Whist cIub viii be hold AT tho
,ome of Mrs Edward Toddon Aldo,
.venue on Friday nieh,