The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-28

At the New Haven Country club yes terday afternoon Mrs. G. D. Monson ant : Mrs. c. H, Tibbitts, prominent Wal lingford ladies, entertained a party ol lady friends with a dainty luncheon The luncheon was served at 1:30, ane at the conclusion duplicate whist fur nished delightful entertainment fol those present who numbered just twelve They were, besides the host esses Mrs. smith, Miss Wildman, Mrs Dr. Russell, Miss Maltby, Mrs Hallen- bech, Mrs. Thomson, Miss May Mrs Davis, Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Barker
 On Friday and Saturday evenings at the Country club two large dances have been arranged. The one of Friday night is to be given by Mrs. s. H. Fisher and Miss Elsie Farnam. About sxty-fiye invitations have been issued and de- lightful time is anticipated. On Satur- day evening the dance is to be given to about the same number and the host will be Henry H. Townsend.
 Mrs F. D. Meigs has sent lat home cards to the youngest members ot her class for next Saturday from to o'clock. Mozart will be discussed in connection with piano playing, games and refreshments
 On Monday evening, February 5, there will be an entertainment given i'll Warner hall by the ladies ot the St' Ann's guild of St. Johns R. c. church for the benefit of the poor of the parish. An unusually fine programme has been prepared for the evening. Among it's features will be vocal selections by Miss Elizabeth Gaffney the well known so- prano. and instrumental selections by the Misses Graves.
 Dr. I. w. Hyde, whom the New York papers say is very i'll at his Brooklyn home is the brother of A. A. Hyde, the Chapel street bookbinder. pr. Hyde is attended by five physicians in almost daily consultations.
 Mrs. James F. Bradley and her daughter. Mrs. William T Keeley, have returned from a pleasure trip to Brook lyn. N. Y, and Newark, N. J., where they spent the week visiting relatives and friends.
 Miss Jennie Hazelton, resident Of West Haven who a short time ago left for Palestine Texas, has improved i'll health.
 Mrs. Eliza Smith, of Branford, has arrived safely at Savannah, Ga, after very rough ocean voyage. Mrs. smith reports many of the passengers as sui fering from seasickness during the pass age thither.
 Rev. A. J. Gammack will deliver the morning sermon to-day at St. Paufs church, this city, at the meeting of the Episcopal clergy of New Haven county.
 Miss Gertrude Goebel, of this city, spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Frederick Skiff, on Smith street, West Haven.
 Moses Frank, the watchmaker and ieweler at 437 State street is reported @to be dangerously i'll at his home on Olive street. Internal troubles of serious nature have developed, and the outcome is a matter of grave doubt He has been engaged in the jewelry business in this city for years and is we'll known.
 N. M. Sl1iff, the Yale law school stu dent who is i'll with pneumonia at the Yale infirmary, is reported as slightly improved The heart action is stronger and the good habits and strong phys iuue of the young man will, it is believ- ed see him safely through the crisis which, it is expected, will be reached in q day or two.
 The Young Ladies' Physical Culture class of Branford will give dance in Pythian hall on the evening of Monday, February 5
 Miss Lillian Marklee, of Cleveland, who has for some time been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jeremiah McGrath wife of Detective McGrath, at her home, 119 Nash street, will leave for her home in Cleveland to-day. Miss Marklee is an accomplished young lady and has made number of friends dur ing her visit in New Haven. She is a teacher of music and is organist at St. Francis church in Cleveland.
 The Hula balo club of Branford will give a housewarming at Frank Settlers new home on Indian Neck avenue this evening.
 Russell Gold who has been the guest nf his father, Marsden Gold, at his home on Whalley avenue for four days, re- turned to his home in Warren, Mass, yesterday.
 Miss M. Graham Crozier, who sum mered at Short Beach last year and gave several lectures at the studio while there. has returned from a lecture tour through her own state, Tennessee, and is now giving a course of talks in Rye and Mt. Vernon on the subject "Is There is a Science of Sociology"
 The Young Ladies' T. A. B, society of Branford will give a calico ball at Mu- sic hall on the evening of Friday. Feb ruary z. Mrs. David Averill and her grand daughter Miss Gertrude Bradley, of Branford, are expected home this week from Virginia, where they have spent the past six weeks.
 On Thursday February 16 a lecture will be given in the United church chapel for the benefit of the vacation school fund, by Miss Boll whose sub ject will be "Heine," giving a musical Illustration of his poems. She will have the assistance of MT. Zimmerman, "a quartette from the college glee club and q number of other artists. Tomorrow evening at Library hall, | Branford the third lecture of the course 1 will be given by Ross c. Stoughton, of | Boston; subject, Count Tolstoi, Rus | sian Novelist and Philanthropist."