The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-16


 The Winning of Priscilla" the open
 ing story of the March issue of the
 Household magazine was by Miss
 Florence Woodmansee of this city,
 Lafayette Colony, Pilgrim Fathers
 of New Haven, will pay fraternal
 visit to Governor Buckingham colony
 this evening"
 Miss Alice Bolton, d nurse in the
 New Haven hospital, is visiting rela-
 tives in Wallingford.
 Benjamin I. Spock has removed his law office from 153 Church street to
 the Law Chambers 179 Church street.
 John Fraser of Valley street, West vile, was receiving congratulations by
 the wholesale yesterday, the occasion
 being the arrival of bouncing baby
 boy at his home. MT. Fraser is a mem
 Der of the Edgewood baseball team and
 an employe of the Greist Manufactur-
 ing company. Congratulations are
 pouring in from his numerous friends. Connecticut pensions were issued | Tuesday as follows: Original to Ed | ward Wines of New Haven, S6 per
 month, and to Charles B. Clark of Mid dletown, $6 per month. Increase to FL
 bridge L. Mitchell of South Norwalk,
 $S per month; to George o. Race of l Stonington, $10; to John Cazan of Stamford, $50 per month, and to Mar | GUS Dayton of West Torrington, SIP per ! month. Original widows, to Phebe E. Potter of New Haven, $S per month. | The last in the series of musical ser | vices given by the choir of St. Paul S church under the direction of Frederick S. Weld will take place Tuesday even ing, April 22, when an entire pro- gramme of music by Sir John Stainer will be rendered. The complete work on this occasion will be Daughter of Jarus. An orchestra will assist the choir.
 The annual meeting and election of officers of the First M. F. church was held at the residence of George E. Rogers, 341 Crown street. Tuesday evening. E. E, Gesner, superintendent for the past year, was unanimously re- elected. Others officers were elected as follows: Assistant superintendent and treasurer, w. H. Kirschner; lady as sistant superintendent and superin- tendent Chinese school, Mrs H. W. Crocker: secretary, Arthur Kirschner; superintendent primary department, Miss Jessie Holt; superintendent kin dergarten department, Miss Nettie Lautz; librarian, Benjamin R. CoWan; pianist, Harry Hubbell. All depart ments of the school were reported to be in excellent condition.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Clark will start for trip to California on Friday April 25.
 Mrs. w. H. Graham of New Haven is visiting Mrs. Edward Williams in Hart ford
 Miss Edith Verril, daughter of Pro- lessor Verrill. gave a delightful Welsh rabbit party at her residence Monday evening. Whist was also played Miss Griffith and Mrs, A, Hyatt won the la dies prizes, while Frederick Beers and MT, Burnham won the gentlemen's prizes.
 Abraham Wolf and Miss Eva Gold stein of Colchester were married at No. 9 Brooker street Monday by Rabbi Rosenstein of the Henry Street Syna- gOgue, New Haven.
 Dr. Frank w. Peck of Litchfeld is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. James Peck al their home on Whalley avenue. He will return Thursday,
 A masquerade given by Whitney So- cial Circle of Whitney Lodge, N. E. O. P Monday evening was a genuine sue cess and attended by about 40 couples It was the second affair of the kind given and two prizes were offered for the most grotesque costumes. These were won by Miss Catherine Naary and P. E, Whalen of Whitney Lodge.
 Judge w. H. Taft I.L D., TT, gov ernor- general of the Philippine, will speak before the students of Yale uni on Tuesday, April 29. The ad- dress will be on the Philippine problem. It Is probable that it will be given in College street hall at 730, but definite as to details will be made later.
 A straw ride was given on Friday evening by the Booth Preparatory Schools of East Haven Town Hall, where a dance was enjoyed. There were two wagons full of young people by Mrs Molloy, Miss Me- Nerney, Miss ONeil and Mss Hine. The committee in charge were Estelle Ahearn, Catharine Gleason, Lucy Hlne, | Anna Molloy, J. Calvin Ely Robert 1 Brown, F. L. Ryder and Paul Beetz.
 The following Yale men will enter the | bicycle races at the Charles River i track in Boston Saturday, April 19: c. | B. Ostrom, 1904; R. w. Everett, 1903 S.; | N. R. Potter, 1902 S, and w. c. Lang | ey 1903.
 Mrs Hosmer Tryon of Clinton has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. M Chamberlain of Main street, West Haven.
 Mrs. Lord is substituting in the Union school, West Haven. for Miss Haven, who failed to return on account If sickness.
 George R. Bill of New Haven is can 'assing in the town of Stratford for the directory,
 The Mothers club of West Haven will be represented at the second an- lual meeting of the Connecticut con- ,ress of mothers, which will be held n Jewell hall, Hartford Wednesday, April 16 The morning session will be alled at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Sophia L. Tracy, who has spent ! much of the winter with the family of Ter niece, Mrs. Nathan s. Bronson, in New Haven, intends to return to New