The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-08

And Other People Known In This City | where.
 | Dr. Mallhouse, who has been to Chi cago, will be at home tomorrow.
 The ladies of Dwight Place Benevo-
 lent society will give'their last supper
 of the season tomorrow evening at
 6;30 o'clock. It will be called c sup
 per and the menu is unique and at
 tractive, to be followed by an enter
 tainment by the Yale Freshman Glee
 club
 An announcement is made of the
 marriage of Edward Waters of Derty
 to Miss Theresa Reynolds of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
 John Russell, pastor of St. Patrick's church of this city,
 Wedding invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Isabelle Irene Bristol l to Lewis F. Day of this city. Miss i Bristol is daughter of Harrison Bris- 1 tol of Cheshire.
 t, Miss Marion Fowler of Naugatuck who has been the guest of MT. and l Mrs. Walton c. Davenport of East | Broad street, Norwich, returned yes terday to Cushing academy. Miss Earl of Cottage street returned Saturday from a weeks visit at Water bury.
 Tomorrow evening at Harmonic hall l MT and Mrs. John w. Wetzel and a double quartette from the Yale Uni varsity al uti1l cix ba ciSth and last number in the association course of entertainments at Harmonic hall, No 9 Elm street. The work of both MT. Wetzel and the Glee club is too well known to need extended com- ment. About year ago Mr Wetzel accepted position in the Yale univer- sity as instructor of elocution and ora tory Previous to his locating in this city he was director of the department of oratory in the University of Denver, Col, and while there earned for him. self high reputation as public read CT. MT. Wetzel will be assisted by Mrs. Wetzel in one or more of his read ings.
 At the home of Mrs. Catherine Bro car, 294 Wooster street Sunday, as-
  Miss Louisa Kunz gave an excellent solo on the zither. Among those pres ent were: Miss Grada Brocar Louisa Kunz, Miss Pauline Koechler, Mrs. i Katherine Brocar, Mrs. Kunz, Mrs Me | Edwards, Mrs. Koechler William F'roe- | lich, Mrs. Hoefler, Christian Brocar, | MT Schaow and Nelson McEdwards. 1 Luncheon was served by the hostess. |
 Mrs. Henry Sturgess of 154 Bradley | street is spending several weeks with l her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hildebrand, l iu Hartford.
 This evening s. E. Poli will be re- | ceived into the New Haven lodge of | Heptasophs. The floor team and off | eers have been holding rehearsals the | past two months twice week and will | have a surprise for the lodge members when the ritual is put on. 1t is a very | sacred form of degree work, entirely | doing away. with the old form of obli- | gating its members The ritual takes forty minutes time. A carload of | Bridgeporters are coming over to help | make MT. Poli happy.
 Francis Beach, who has been home | for his Easter vacation, returned on Saturday to Holbrook Military acad- emy, where he is a student, at Ossin- ing, N. Y.
 A. H. Sharpe, 1902 NJ. S., will be in- structor in football next fall at the School of Physical Education at Chau- tauqua Lake, N. Y.
 Miss Alice Rochforts kindergarten on Washington avenue. West Haven, be- gan the spring term yesterday,
 Mrs. Harriet S. Blackmar of Tread way avenue, Norwich, who has been visiting her son, pr. John s. Blackmar, in New York and also with New Ha ven friends, has returned to town
 The Young Ladies Mission circle of West Haven met in the parlofs of the First Congregational church last even ing. The topics were industries of Japan" Farming, Rice and Tea Cult ure," silk and Grape Manufacture, "Porcelains," Modern Factories and Methods"
 Louis Livingstone, who is third in the amateur list of expert golfers in the country, was the guest over Sun day of Gouverneur Paulding, at the Country club.
 Mrs. Scripture, wife of Professor Scripture of Orange street, with her children and maid, will sail for Europe the 18th of April, Professor Scripture here and joining her after college closes.
 Edward Osborne returned to his home in this city Sunday, after spend ing a few days at the home of Miss Helen Bradley of Grove street, Putnam.
 Patrick Bree. former constable, has been appointed foreman on the streets by Director Coe of the department of l public works. MT Bree is a democrat md is the father of Senator James P. Bree.
 Charles Otis Barrett of Greeneville, who has been visiting relatives in this ,ity the past week. has returned,
 E. H. Stiles. connected with the en- sineering department of the Consoldat- d railroad at it's Derby improvement, | las resigned to accept position as as- sistant engineer of the Mason City and Fort Dodge railroad, new line in pro- ,ess of construction in Iowa. The res gnation took effect Sunday. MT Stiles ' will have his office at Fort Dodge. He eft for the west last night. His as 1 ;npiateS On the Derhv and Rrid doeport |