The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-11

| Edgar Stilln1an Kelley and the violin solos by MT. McLane, son of Rev. | pr. McLane of this city, in which he was accompanied by his mother, Mrs,
 McLane, were of a high order and much enjoyed The musical entertainment was nterspersed with elocutionary se- ] lections by Mrs. Paul M. Strayer, whose 1 renditions always delight her hearers. | Among the guests were Professor and Mrs. Thomas D. Seymour, Miss Clara
 Seymour, Professor and Mrs. Tracy Peck, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. c. Foster, Pro- lessor and Mrs. Frank c. Porter Pro- lessor and Mrs. Williston Walker, MT. and Mrs. William F. Merrill, Professor and Mrs. Kent Professor and Mrs George B. Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Ar ! thur B. Morrill,, MT. and Mrs Robert , Brown, Mrs. Edwar l.. Heermance and Professor and Mrs. Perrin.
 A reception was given in LenoX hall last evening for Miss Florence T. Hol- | laday's childrens dancing classes. This will be the final reception of the season 1 and special pains will be taken to make 1 the affair pretty and enjoyable. 1 Mrs. Daniel Clark has removed from
 
 street, this city
 MT and Mrs. l.. J. Russell of Dwight street entertained their evening whist club of twenty-four members last night Mrs. Russell is nearly recovered from painful fall nine weeks ago when she sprained her knee badly and was unable to walk for several weeks. Mrs. William McNicholl and son, Raymond of Center street, West Ha- ven, are visiting Mrs. McNicholls mother
 Miss Anna Englehardt of Westvlle, who has been suffering from severe attack of typhoid fever, is reported as beingi much improved.
 Miss Villa Morton Roberts of Wash ington street, West Haven, is ill with tonsilitis.
 On Wednesday night of next week the social committee of the Ethel chapter of Westville will give a supper in Ma sonic hall. A busineiss meeting will be held before the supper.
 Mrs. L. D. Hills and daughter, Maida, of Wallingford, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hull of Elm street, West Haven.
 Ray Armstrong, son of Mrs. G. A. Maycock, returned yesterday to Pough- keepsie for the spring term at the mil .itary academy.
 Edward Bayess, who has been in the New Haven hospital for so many week suffering from typhoid fever was ta- wen to his home on Richard street, West Haven, Wednesday,.
 A dance will be given at the West Haven town hall on Thursday evening, April r, arranged by four young men, two of them residing in the city, the other two living In the borough. They are the Messrs H. F. Francis, s. B. Ensign, H. G. Baldwin and H. r. Cos grove. This same quartette were the movers in a similar affair a month ago and all who were present enjoyed the social evening so thoroughly it was decided to give another. The chaper- ones are the mothers of the young men, Mrs. R. G. Baldwin, Mrs. G. H. Sim mons, Mrs T. l.. Cosgrove and Mrs. A. M Ensign. The tickets are sold in a private way through the leaders and their friends.
 Mrs. Alfred Miles of Elm street, West Haven, is ill with the grip.
 Olive Branch lodge, A. R. and A, M., of Westville, held their semi-monthly meeting in their rooms in Masonic hall last evening. The degree team worked the second degree on two candidates.
 The Misses Rhoda and Mabel Lett ney, who have been visiting their aunt in Greenwich, have returned to their home on Main street, West Haven.
 William Rowe of Whalley avenue is improving rapidly. MT. Rowe is em- ployed as carpenter by the Consolidated road and was sent from New Haven to Hartford to do some work. He was at work on a roof of one of the freight in the yards. In some un- manner he lost his hold and fell headlong to the ground, his head striking on a number of iron wheels. His head was badly cut and his body bruised.