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

R. Dill had the same score, and choos-
 ing partners, played off the tie, the for
 mer winning the prize, half dozen
 sherbert glasses. The next meeting
 will be held at Mrs. Fred Hauff's 1902
 Chapel street.
 Samuel Hilman of 142 Liberty street was taken to the Emergency hospital
 yesterday morning where his left
 thumb was amputated as a result of in-
 juries received while at work at drop
 press in Sargent's factory.
 Charles J. smith, of the Miller &5 Smith company, was receiving many congratulations yesterday. The occa- sion of the celebration is the arrival of a bouncing ten pound baby boy at his home on Fountain street yesterday morning.
 Miss Grace Yeomans, who has been i'll at her home on Austin street, suffer ing from a severe attack of diphtheria, is reported as being very much better. Miss May Geary of Whalley avenue has accepted position with the Greist Manufacturing company
 Miss Jessca Holmes, a niece of Mrs. George F. Newcomb, who is training for professional nurse at Bellevue hospital, New York, writes to her aunt of novel party which took place at the hospital last evening. The superin- tendent is the host of the occasion. The invited guests were requested to appear as children lover four and under ten.' It was a children's party and the "grownups" had a merry time mas querading as small girls and boys. An informal subscription dance was given in Odd Fellows hall, Wallingford,
 Monday evening by the young men who constitute Wallingford's younger social set the majority of whom are either members of some college or are at tending preparatory schools and the af- fair resembled a happy reunion of schoolmates. The hall was tastefully and very becomingly decorated with flags, bunting, easy chairs, cosy hooks divans, etc, which made very pleas ing sight. Taylor and Williams furn- ished music, and during the intermis- sion a dainty collation. was served. The while affair was a very successful and enjoyable one. The patronesses were
 Mrs. l.. M. Hubbard, Mrs. Fraray Hale
 Mrs Carlton Leach of Middletown, and Mrs. Roger s. Austin. Among those who attended were the Misses Elsie Newton, Helen Stevens, Bertha Backes,
 Ellen Hall, Edna Hall Mabel Fowler, Jennie Peers, Louise Martin, Annie Thomas, Jessie Perkins, Ethel Bar | tholomew of Wallingford, Miss Bessie Hall of Hartford, Miss Emily Hall of New Haven. and Miss Mary Beardsley of Albany, N. Y; Russell Hobson, Mor- | ton Griswoid. Harold Wilkins Fred von | Grave, John Leavenworth, Robert Wal lace, James McGaughey jr., Harry Dickerman, Ellsworth Hall Fred Per | kins, Marsden Hubbard and Kenneth Hubbard and Harry Bartholomew. Next Friday evening the Six handed | Euchre club, which was formed six winter since with an occasional change in membership will resume it's regular | fortnightly meetings after an interval | of four weeks. MT, and Mrs. Frank A. | Wylie of 5S Whalley avenue will enter l tain the club. There are four prizes | given to the winners at each meeting. | The members are MT. and Mrs Frank | A. Wylie, Mir and Mrs. J. P. Hopson. | MT. and Mrs John A. Hull, MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Belden. MT. and Mrs. F. l F. Andrews, MT. and Mrs. G. A. Reyes,
 Major and Mrs Walter M, Weliman,
 and Mir and Mrs. James F. Todd
 | Under the auspices of New Haven council, No. 1852, Royal Arcanum, a
 mock trial entitled "The Larceny of the Rooster" will be given at Music hall, | 11Tk Court street, on Tuesday evening, January 21, 1902 The affair will be un- der the direction of Colonel A. V. New 1 ton of Worcester Mass manager of | the Newton entertainment bureau, which has rendered one of these com
 edies in every city throughout New
 England except New Haven. The
 characters and parts at the trial will all
 be impersonated by local business men | of prominence, who are members of the | eight city councils of the Royal Area
 num- The rendition of the mock trial will occupy over two hours. Colonel | Newton was in this city Monday night
 to confer with the local committee of
 arrangements, consisting of Carl A.
 Mears, chairman; Arthur F. Clark, AL
 bert Rogowski, and Hugh J. Knowlton.