The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-24

All the members of the Mary ClaE
 Wooster chapter, D. A. R., are cordial
 ly invited to attend a whist party
 which is to be given at Mrs. N. Easter
 brooke, jr., S2 York Square on Mon-
 day, January 27, at 3 o'clock Admis-
 sion 35 cents, to be pair at the door
 Per order of the committee.
 The descendants of John Crockett
 one of the founders of the New Haven
 colony, will be pleased to learn that a
 genealogical record of the Crockett
 family, in all it's branches, is now in
 preparation, Any persons having bo-
 graphical sketches, obituaries, mar
 riage notices or copies of family rec
 ords in regards to any of the descen-
 dants may have the same included by
 forwarding them to F. J. Crockett,
 East Orange. N. J.
 The first annual concert and recep-
 tfon of Court Unity No S488, Ancient
 Order of Foresters will be held on
 Thursday evening. February 6, at
 Warner hall, Chapel street The Or
 pheus orchestra will furnish music A
 concert will precede the dancing. Be-
 ing the initial entertainment of Court
 Unity the committee will make ever en-
 6eavor for success in all respects. The
 committee of arrangements is as fol- I ys: John J. Bosworth J. P. C., R.,
 chairman J. F. Saunders, secretary;
 George Mokins, P. c. R., treasurer; w.
 H. C. J. B.: w. G. Johnson, $. c. R.;
 J. Godette, jr., F. J. Leatherberry, E, J. Butler, F. S., William Thompson.
 Io,, of, of Denver Col, is in the city guest of John W. Schroeder MT. Hart repre- sents large mining interests with which a number of prominent New England people are connected
 George F. Smith of 27 Lincoln street, a faithful clerk in the distributing de- partment of the New Haven postoffice the past seven years has won a merit ed promotion and will resign February l to accept more responsible and bet ter paying position in the dead letter office of the department in Washington. MT. Smiths friends are congratulating him on his good luck.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Pearl P. Sperry, jr., of S79 Whaley avenue, to Miss Edna Beech CT, daughter of Mrs. Della Beecher Hub bell of Woodbridge, on New Years day. The ceremony was performed in Woodbridge, and by the Rev, Mir. Mar win, personal friends of the contract ing parties. MT, and Mrs. Sperry kept their marriage a secret from their many friends, but nevertheless it is out and congratulat tions are in order from every quarter MT Sperry is proprie- tor of the Sperry cafe on Whalley ave- rue.
 A very enjoyable whist was given by Miss Marie Yale Gladwin of Lester street, West Haven, Wednesday even ing. The evening was pleasantly spent | and all enjoyed themselves to the ut | termost Miss Lathrop entertained with | several piano selections. Those pres ent were Miss Leila Joel and Miss Ida Jones of Bridgeport, Miss Knibbs. and Miss Lila Lathrop of Worcester, Mass. Miss F. Hopper and Miss Gladwin of. West Haven. Among the gentlemen were Edward Whittlesey, Charles | schwab Harry w. Manville Robert | Lewis Hill, and MT. Wal lace of New Haven.
 Samuel P Thrasher and several | members of his staff were in Danielson attending the trials of the three men of Plainfield charged with | violation of the law. These raids were made last week and gave MT. Thrasher and his assistants what looked like con- 7lusive evidence wherewith to convict the men arrested.
 The friends of H. F. Potter of Mon .owese will be glad to learn that he is recovering from protracted and seri- )us illness.
 The wedding of Miss Nina Belden md Jay A. Smith will take place next Wednesday evening at o'clock. Miss 3elden is the sister of the well known finger and daughter of Russell A. Bel len. the manufacturer of IA sylvan venue.
 Mrs. Harry Hyman, wife of the ,hurch street suit and coat merchant, ,as returned to her home after three veeks' visit in New York She was the .uest while there of her mother, Mrs. 4ederman.
 A delightful evening "at home" to members of the Magazine club was iven by MT. and Mrs. Lyman Bassett n Mount Carmel on Wednesday. A iebly entertaining programme was AffleQ out, lDllUWtu Dy tilt ocl Nltt VI | ,e cream. About twenty people were resent including MT and Mrs. Mor- on. Mrs. Swift and Miss Swift, Miss helIey, Leverett Dickerman and the kisses Dickerman, MT Cooper, MT. fierce and Miss Pierce, Mrs. Woodruff nd Miss Woodruff, J. Herbert Dicker- nan and Miss Dickerman, the Misses { lila. Grace and Blandie Bassett and J. ( Walter Bassett. William Farnham, the four-year-old l i m of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett w. Farm am. of Westville, who has been quite 7 1 was a trife better yesterday. The ' file fellow was first taken ill with ( and then complications set l. pr. Winne is attending him. MT. and Mrs Joseph Tichnor and son I Claremont, N. H, are visiting Mrs. 1 icknors parents, MT. and Mrs. Will ' am Mitchell of Whalley avenue. 2 Francis H. Murphy, the new gover- or of New Jersey, has been invited to f ttend the annual banquet of the Sons e the American Revolution in this city t I February 22 It is not known posi- a veIy that the governor will be here, \ Inf it is expected that he will come, I IlulullHIllIIIlIIlIlllllIIIjIlIlIIIIIIIIjIlIlII