The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-08

where.
 Major Edward M. Clark the real es
 tate dealer, is enjoying stay in Arizo
 ma, where he arrived about two week.
 ago. During his stay in Arizona he i
 inspecting his gold mining propert!
 near Prescott, of which he was person
 ally in charge for some time number
 of years ago. He is expected homt
 about March 1.
 Invitations are issued for the private
 exhibition of the Paint and Clay club tt
 be held on Monday February 17, iron
 s until Il p. m., at 793 Chapel street
 The executive committee is composed
 of M. G. Albert Thompson, president
 G. H. Lef1ingwell, secretary and treas
 urer; Mrs. J. l. c. Lindsey and John H
 Downs. The social committee is Miss
 M Fl. Hadley, Miss Anita Phnney
 Miss Harriet R. Richards and Mrs. C.
 H. B. Tourney.
 Fine speaking is assured for the an
 nual banquet of the Young Mems Re
 publican club for February F, as eX-
 Speaker of the House Joseph L. Bar
 bour, of Hartford, has promised to
 make one of the speeches of his life,
 and when Joe speaks there are no va
 cant seats. Rev. Dr. Leete, the talent
 ed pastor of Dwight Place church, will
 respond to the toast Abraham Lin
 coln,' and a treat is certain. Mayor
 Studley has made several admirable
 speeches this season, full of wit and
 wisdom
 The following officers have been elect
 -1 nfu uy,,i. J1ttl h IT, church: August Heiman, president; Louis Hellwig, secretary; Miss Chris tine Spiess treasurer; Otto Pieper, li- brarian Frederick Schmermond, as sistant librarian.
 A musical club of young ladies form ed last winter by Miss Cheney, and which holds fortnightly meetings, met last Wednesday with Miss Margaret Sawyer.
 William Rowland, the baritone singer who appeared several times in concert in New Haven six or seven years ago. Is now located at Ann Arbor, Mich., as professor of music in the univers ty there. He has wife and two fine chil- dren and has achieved considerable prosperity.
 NIT. and Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler gave a very charming musicale on Wednes- day evening in honor of Judge Rora- back Among those invited to meet him were Dr. and Mrs. Vishno, Mrs A. Heaton Robertson, MT. and Mrs. Mac Farlane, Professor and Mrs. Blackman, Professor and Mrs. George Stevens, Dean Smith, of the Medical school, and Mrs. Smith, Charles Mann, MT. Coles, Harry Reed and MT. and Mrs. Sneider. Some very fine solos were sung by Mrs. vishno and Charles Mann. Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson, MT. Reed and MT Coles each gave piano selections which were much enjoyer. During the even ing dainty collation was served the guests.
 Mir and Mrs. Edwin Bradley of Allen street, Allingtown, invited some of their friends to their home Thursday evening to help them cut their wedding cake, which was three months old. A merry time was enjoyed by those pres ent.
 Mrs. Frederick Hauff, of West Chapel ! street, entertained an afternoon whist club Thursday. The members present were Mrs. Henry s. Peck Mrs. Mix, [ Miss Hattie Hayes, Mrs. Welton, Miss i Gilbert. Mrs. J. Harmer Bronson, Mrs. | E. P Avery, Mrs. E. $. Austin, Mrs. A. B. Greenwood, Mrs, q. F. Converse | Mrs Berringer, Miss Babcock, Mrs | George Hayes. Mrs Hull, Mrs Mills for an absent member Mrs. Bronson won the first prize, Mrs. Converse the second MT. and Mrs. Hauff will go to Boston next Monday to attend the wedding of the latter's cous- in. Mrs Hauff will remain in Boston the balance of the week.
 "Jack" Savage, a former member of the Cornell crew and a Hillhouse high school graduate of this city, is in town for brief visit
 Mrs. Howard C. Webb, of 19 Whalley avenue. entertained her evening whist club Thursday night. In the absence if MT. Webb, who has gone to Dakota ,n a business trip, Mrs. Webb invited Nr. and Mrs A. s. Thompson to play n their places MT, Thompson made |, winning score and was presented with the first mems prize pretty ,icture. Mrs. Richard H. Tyner won he first prize for the women, taking ovely opalene glass vase, Mrs. E. r. { ,verv winning the second prize a gold ,owled spoon. Red carnations and ern leaves composed the decorations. l dainty luncheon was set out in the ( lining room and served in the intervals ' if the game The next meeting of the ! Tub will be held at Mrs Avery's, 52 ( lowe street. Judging from the interest shown by z he musical people in New Haven for Y he pianola concerts which have been 2 iven in Steinert hall, No. " Chapel treet, it will perhaps be unnecessary | , give a very minute detail of the won ( erful possibilities of the pianola. There I ill be a concert a the usual hour, Il
 na., to-day. The programme is as t blows: r reludes, Op. 2S ..............,..C Chopin S ..................,. Gfleg S n Society (from "The Little Duch- g
 ess') ................,..... DekoVen S lice (Romance) .............J, Ascher s of Home. .......S. B. Mills r Woodland Sketches. Mcdowell I alse Brillante ,.............,..,Ba Bartlett T On March IA Slivinski, the Polish ianist, will give recital at the Fly IT arion. It is hardly necessary to say tl lore. as his successes throughout the ,untry have been pronounced. h The Misses Bertha and Mabel Ray x 1tertained their young friends at their ,me on East avenue West Haven, p affaru1Ifl from ha1f-n1st five