The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-01


 Miss Houghklrk.
 Vocal solos,
 a. The Forget Me Not. b. Come Pretty Birds.
 Mime. Roemer. Duet-In Meadows Green. Misses Harriett and Mabel Winans, Vocal solo.
 a. Loves Answer ............. Leopold b. A Rose Fable .........,.... Hawley
 F. J. Todd. Vocal solo.
 Miss May Bradley.
 Contralto solo.
 Mrs. w. A. Borden.
 Recitation
 Miss Maud Houghkirk. Vocal solo-When the Heart is Young. Miss Harriett Winans. 1 Whistling solo
 Miss Farren.
 Vocal solo-Ya Du Bst Mein.
 Mme. Roemer.
 Miss Lea Soier of Uniopville is the guest of Mrs, Lawson of Main street. l West Haven.
 Henry Hillman returned Saturday evening from his trip to southern lands.
 The annual ball of the second platoon battery A, was held at Pythian hall, | Branford, Saturday night. A large del | egation of our of two visitors was pres l ent from Guilford, Stony Creek, East 1 Haven and New Haven. ' Miss Weiser was rendered a surprise party by her many friends Sunday night at her home, 426 Winchester ave 1 nue in honor of her seventeenth birth | day.
 David Williams of Branford, who was taken very i'll at Chicago, arrived home Sunday night accompanied by his sister, Miss Mary Williams. He is reported as being very weak, but somewhat i'm proved.
 John McClelland of Andover, Mass. is the guest of his mother at her home on Smith street, West Haven. The wedding of Miss Mary Northrop, daughter of Judge and Mrs. D. Ward Northrop, and Arthur Harold Burdick, Wesleyan 99, and with the General Electric Co. at Schnectady, N r., took place in Middletown yesterday. Many guests were present from out of the city. The couple after a wedding tour will make their home at Schuectady.
 Miss Katherine Rice of East Main West Haven, is the guest of her aunt in Riverdale
 William H. Sage, who has been act ing religious work director at the Young Mems Christian associatio since the latter part of last summer, will not sever his connections with the associa- tion until about April 15. Mr. Sage has not yet decided upon what course he will pursue when he is through. Mil ton Phillips of Pennsylvania will take the position left vacant by Mir. Sage,
 The installation of officers of the four temperance societies, namely, the St Marys T. A. and B. society; St Mary's Ladies T. A. and E. society St Marys Cadets and St. Ceceia league will be combined with the social which com memorates the anniversary of the ladies' society Thursday evening of this wek at Music hall. An invitation has been extended to the St. Mary's T. A. and B. society; also the officers of the two younger organizations to attend. A delightful programme of entertainment has been prepared and will be followed by the serving of a luncheon.
 A. M. Ensign and family of Eld street nave moved tD A. b. bIbWIl \ HDuSt pi First avenue, West Haven.
 Quite a party from West Haven at tended the whist last evening given by the Court of Amarantll in odd Fellows hall on Crown street There were twer. ty-four tables.
 Miss Edith Drake of South Hampton, l.. l.. iS visiting her sister Miss Anna Drake at her home on Savin avenue, West Haven.
 On Friday the fancy dress german given by Mrs Coburn Smith for her Friday dancing class will be danced at Harmonic hall at o'clock. The sail or s hornpipe. two Spanish dances, mnuet and the german will be danced. MT. and Mrs. George Landin and fam ily of this city spent Sunday with MT, and Mrs Lansen of Court street, West Haven. Eli B. Ives Of this city, member of the junior class of the Yale medical school is putting in a part of his East CT vacation with his brother Paul, of East River, assisting him in making the iron work for a handsome little steam launch now being built there by Builder Blatchley of East River Dr. Ives was a member of the first class that graduated from the Boardman manual training school and is putting to use with his brother in the East Riv- CT "smthy' some of the knowledge he gained in the blaclsmithing department at Boardman, and hardening his muscles at the same time. A big gathering of railroad officials will take place at Qunnipiack club on Thursday evening. It will be the occa- sion of a dinner to the retiring pur- chasing agent of the Consolidated road | Henry A. Bishop, given by his many friends employed in the Consolidated system. Covers will be laid for 125 | John Henney will preside, and Colonel | Norris G. osborn will ofticiate as toast l master. The committee in charge of ] the dinner is composed of the following l gentlemen: Chairman, John Henney; H. M. Kochersperser. Colin M Inger- | soil, jr., George l.. Connor, W. P. Apple | y ard, F. B. Smith, O. H. Taylor, F. l.. 1 Pollock, Isaac Bromley, F. S. Holbrook, A. s. May, George w. Little, John A. I Orr. secretary; Charles H. Platt treas | lrer. Those who have been invited to l attend the dinner as honorary guests ] and have signified their intention of ac- 1 cepting are: Hon. J. M. Hall, president l of the Consolidated railroad; W. D. |