The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-13


 where.
 Lawyer William A. Wright and his
 family of this city are occupying then
 summer home on Beach street, Wes'
 Haven.
 Judge and Mrs. S. J. Bryant of west
 Haven have gone to the Adlrondacks
 for an outing.
 rE w. Baldwin, Jr., of 594 George
 street has returned from very pleas
 ant stay at Trenton, N. J., with ms
 uncle, James L. Root, formerly Of this
 city, who is very successfully engaged
 as proprietor of large poultry tarm.
 MT. Root came to Trenton about
 year and half ago after having been
 for wears connected with the Watkln-
 son Rubber company of Philadelphia.
 Mrs, A. Huested, mother of Mrs.
 George Mortimer of Union avenue,
 West Haven, who has been very i'll, is slowly improving, although not able to sit up. Dr, Barnett is attending her.
 The annual meeting of Mary Clap
 Wooster chapter, D. A. R., will be held Tuesday, May 20.
 F. F. Price, who has been visiting in Washington, this state, has returned to his home on George street.
 Stuart Pettigrew, who has been vis- iting his sister Mrs. Everest Wadhams, at her home on Washington avenue, West Haven, has returned to Groton
 Lamp Inspector Henry Hopkins, who has been ill for a week, returned to his duties in city hall yesterday.
 Several from West Haven attended the drill given by the graduating class of Andersons gymnasium Friday morning. Among the number were the Misses Wadsworth, Mrs Allen Rem frew and Mrs. F. M. Smith.
 Mrs. H. H. Morgan and family of Clinton left Saturday for Castleton, N' Y., to join her husband, where they are to remain.
 Mir. and Mrs. Godfrey Dunscombe of Prospect street are staying for the present at the New Haven house; oth- CTS who are registered are George F. Wiltshire of Cincinnati, O., whose fam fly will arrive some time during the week, and Dr. Parker of Boston, Mass, w. H. Page of New York and Profess sor Goodnough of Columbia college, who were the judges for the Yale-Har- yard debate held in College street hall | last evening.
 Robert Stevens, who has been ill | with diphtheria in Brooklyn, N, r., l where he was attending school, is at 1 his home in Clinton
 Mrs Georgea Kelsey of West Haven | at Saturday afternoons rehearsal for l the operetta "A Dress Rehearsal" as- to fol- y,rl1- cipal parts. About forty or fifty chill | dren will take part. All are enthusias- tic over the music, and from present indications the operetta will be grand success.
 The marriage of Miss Hattie Grin nell, only daughter of Charles H, Grin nell, and James Woodwork of New Haven will take place at the residence 1f c. Fl. Grinnell on High street Clin- on, Wednesday.
 The monthly meeting of the Prohibit ion Alliance of West Haven was held ast evening at the home of F. A. Rich irds, 32S First avenue. The programme: Song, "America"; extract from address ,y F. T. McWhirter How Shall We Reach the Masses ?" read by George Tucker; recitation, Tn Politics." Mrs. ,. A. Richards; song, Florence o. richards; address, Rev. William Me- licholl; recess; selection from an ad- lress by Hon. Samuel D. Hastings, cad by J. D. Tucker; recitation, "The House That Jack Built" Albert Sci ,old selection from address of Fl. l.. oeeke. read by H. H. Richards; an- song, Rescue the Per shing" Committee, E. A. Richards, Albert Selbold, William H. Moulthrop. | A surprise was rendered Miss Jen I lie M. Morrison in honor of her twen- l y-first birthday at her home, Red- eld street. pleasant evening was I pent as quartette from the Harmony [ flee club and Fred Shrier, with his anjo, were in attendance Among C hose present were the Mises Elizabeth $ )egnan, Grace Hopkins Mary Hill jessie A. Hill, A. Florence Allicon, I. 0 l. Carmichael, B. Vreeland, Viola Rob- 2 lson, Lulu M. Costello Maurer, Hattie hrier. and Messrs. Alfred Hall E, aeger, F. Shrier, l.. M. Clark, G. w. ory, J. H. Hall F. G. Bedell, F. Van 'yck, MT. and Mrs. Murphy.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lounsbury of a ryon street are at their summer cot I ,ge at Indian Neck. The cottage is f cling thoroughly cleaned and put in | .der for summer habitation. MT. e ounsbury will move into his cottage | bout the first of July n Attorney Louis F. Jacobs has been li ected a delegate to the National V ,uncil, o. U. A. M, and will repre-. " mt the state of Connecticut in the cl ext national gathering of the order hich will be held the fourth Tuesday
 September at Atlantic City. This
 an unusual honor to confer on M ember of the order who is attending e state council for the first time. ttorney Jacobs will be the only repre- P ntative from this state. q,