The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-14

by ElDert ElbefC F. HuDDaru or EasI
 Aurora, N. T.; "The New Crusade by
 Charles Leslie Plymate, who begins
 with the number a new department;
 "The Training of a Child, by Jessie
 Ewing Stokes; Offending These Little
 Ones," by Clara Marshall; Influence"
 by Helen Wells; Practical Pen Talks"
 by Sara Spy. It is an unusually excel
 lent number, and also contains a fore
 cast of the National Congress of Moth
 CTS, which meeting in Washington late
 in February.
 Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Roys of Wash
 ington avenue, West Haven, entertain
 ed a few friends Wednesday evening. Games, music and refreshments accu- pied the evening" The guests were Miss Ethel sherman Miss Eva Parker MT.
 and Mrs. Bradley, Mrs George Fowler,
 Mrs. Frank Sherman, Mrs. Hattie Park
 CT Miss Flora Campbell, Mrs Hupee,
 Mrs. Richard Hentz, Mrs. Harris, Louis
 Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Levi Johnson, | Fred Johnson, and Miss Eunice Ruden. ! Hon. Lyman D. Brewster of Danbury
 was in Boston yesterday at a meeting
 of the Society of Mayfower Descend
 ants at the Hotel Vendome MT. Brew
 ster is the governor of the Connecticut society of the same name. The princi- pal address of the meeting was made by MT Brewster who spoke on "Wil- | liam Brewster-His True Position in | Our Colonial History"
 | Mir and Mrs. George Wheeler of Main street, West Haven, spent yesterday in Bridgeport with Mrs. Nathaniel Wheel CT of Golden Hill.
 1 Invitations have been issued for dance to be held in the town hall in | Orange on Washington's birthday eve. | Those who attend are requested to wear old fashioned costumes. l Miss Lillie Mallory of Main street, West Haven, has returned from school in Manhattanvile, N. Y, and will at- tend Miss Johnson's school in this city. Martin A. Lester and family removed Wednesday from 335 Center street to Campbell avenue West Haven, near Richards street
 Mrs. William H. Moseley will leave tomorrow for Washington, D. c.
 Professor B. J. Zollner has resigned his position as organist of St Mary's church, New Britain, and will remove to Albany, N r., about March 1, where he has accepted the position of organist of St. Mary's R. c. church in that city. l His many friends keenly regret his de- parture Professor Zollner came to | New Britain five years ago and has | been organist of St Marys church 1 since that time. He has also taught | music in the parochial schools.
 MT. and Mrs. King of Russelrs Farm, West Haven, have gone to Palm Beach, JT1., 5n,, 70 < They spent last winter in Egypt
 A. E. Bryant, assistant to Professor W. O. Atwater at Wesleyan, has re- signed to go as chemist with the GIu- cose Sugar Refining company of Chica- go, and R. V. Milner has been promot- ed to take his place as head of the de- partment.
 Mrs Sheath, wife of Professor Sheath of Whitney avenue, is visiting at her former home in Middletown She is ex- pected to return the latter part of the week.
 Mrs William Tucker of New London is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Tuck CT of Elm street West Haven.
 J. M. Tominson and family of Camp bell avenue, corner Elm street, West Haven, has removed to this city.
 The Hon. Joseph l.. Barbour of Hart ford, who was one of the guests of honor at the Young Mems Republican dinner Wednesday evening, was the guest of General Phelps Montgomery of Whitney avenue while in this city.
 The officers of the Boys league of | West Haven for the next three months will be as follows: President Leslie l Bailey; vice president, Robert Wilcox; secretary. James c. Bishop; treasurer | Charles McClelland; assistant treasur- CT, Raymond Main.
 Dr. and Mrs. Swain of York street en- a party of seven at dinnre at the Hof Brau Haus on Tuesday even- ing. Among their guests were Dr. and Mrs Osborne and MT. and Mrs Downes.
 Mrs. L. l. Dutton has presented the ladies' aid society of the First Congre- gational church with a handsome table cloth. .
 Miss Ella Smith of Richard Place, West Haven, is visiting relatives in New York.
 Daniel J. Donovan has returned to Meriden with his family and resumed his former position there as manager { lf Armour & Co.'S branch house. Sev- ' aral months ago MT Donovan was transferred to New Haven to manage l Armour &s Co.'S business here. He is returned to Meriden for the reason that s