The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-13

| Guilford, Tuesday afternoon in homo
 of Mrs. George F. Beers and also tn 1 Misses Beers. Refreshments wer | served.
 Word has been received of the saf arrival in Thomasville, Ga, of MT. an Mrs. Robert Chase of West Haven.
 Mrs. Charles Small entertained tn
 Book club yesterday afternoon at he residence, 138 Dwight street. A lunch
 con was served the guests, after tn
 usual custom of the club. Among Mrs
 Smalrs guests were Mrs. w. P. Futile
 Mrs. W. M. WeIlman, Mrs w. s. Cros
 by, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. ClifforC
 Booth, Mrs. c. R. Coan, Mrs G. R
 Coan, Mrs. R. s. Woodruff, Mrs. s. H
 Dawson, Mrs. James E. Todd, and Mrs
 Lennox.
 The proposed lecture by Miss Shepard
 for March 3 in West Haven has beer
 indefinitely postponed.
 The condition of Charles H. Harris
 who is i'll with appendicitis was re
 ported somewhat improved yesterday
 He is still critically ill, however, anc it will be several days before the out come can be definitely determined.
 Mrs Huntley Drummond of Montreal who has been ill, is rapidly improving which will be pleasant news to hel many erlends in West Haven.
 The Kings Daughters of the, Vest vile Congregational church gave val eutine party in the church parlors last evening.
 r. TN Itie a1o daughter, Miss Mabel, who have been visiting relatives and friends for the past few months in White Plains, N. r., and other places, have returned to their home in West Haven.
 The second reunion and banquet of the legislative club of 1901 has been an- nounced for Wednesday afternoon, Feb ruary 26, at 1 o'clock, in Hartford. The members of the general assemblies of 1895, 1897 and 1899, with the delegates to the constitutional convention and all others who receive an invitation, are invited to the feast of good things. The circular of announcement says that there will be brief addresses by prominent speakers, and that the dinner will be provided by J. B. Ryan of the Capitol restaurant at $2 per plate. The officers of the club are: President, John H. Light; vice presi- dents, Edwin o. Keeler Michael Ke- nealy, William A. King; secretary. Will liam H. Taylor; treasurer A. R. Wads- worth.
 Mrs. John Henhey has been suddenly called out of town on account of the sudden death of her father, Caldwell Patterson. The death of MT. Patterson removes one of the oldest and most re- spective citizens of Hartford. MT, Pat terson was eighty three years old
 George T. Birks of West Haven has been re-engaged as organist and choir director of the First M. E. church of his city.
 Samuel Minturn Peck, the poet, au- .hor of Gap and Bells" Rings and Knots" etc, is the guest of his sister n-law, Mrs. M. F. Peck at 213 Crown street.
 Mrs Israel Kelsey of Center street, Vest Haven, is visiting in New York
 A pie supper will be given by the la- lies of the Church of the Messiah on Orange street Friday evening est. Val ntines day), Supper will be ready a 80 o'clock. There will be hot chicken lie, hot oyster pie, and a long list of +ies of every description. A souvenir, utable for the day, will be presented 0 each person attending the supper.
 Mrs. William Tucker of New London 5 the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Tuck r of Elm stret, West Haven.
 Mrs. Charles Shepard of 351 Crown treet entertained her whist club on Ionday afternoon. A dainty little buff ct luncheon was served in the dining oom, the guests visiting it at pleasure | Irs Shepard won the first prize, a andsome Haviland china platter Mrs | {. A. Maycock taking the second, half | ozen sherbert glasses The following officers were elected by | ne Boys league of West Haven for | le next three months: Leslie Bailey | resident; Robert Wilcox, vice presi. ent; James G. Bishop, secretary; harles McClelland, treasurer; Ray lain, assistant treasurer.
 MT. and Mrs. F. r. Andrew of S4 wight street left with Coroner and ITS. Eli Mix Tuesday for southern lip. They will go to Thomasville, a., where they will spend several eeks. It is the favorite resort of Mir nd Mrs. E. G. Stoddard and others of lis city. The party will return late in arch.
 A party was given in honor of Miss ora Ford at her home on Davenport venue Tuesday evening. Games were ayed and everything done to make it enjoyable evening. Many fine piano lect1ons were rendered by Miss Lena eyer. An amusing farce Look Out r the Plants,' was played by Regin- q Flaherty and Harold Bowen The est River quartet composed of Will nm Healy, William Lambert, Bennie ckart, and Edmund O'Brien sang