The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-10

During his stay in this city Mr.. Bry.
an was the guest of Philo S. Bennett
lie passed the time pleasantly, bu
quietly yesterday forenoon and took the
Boston express about noon.
Frank Kenney of 11a Putnam street
who was seriously injured while skat.
ing at Lake Whitney two weeks age
Sunday, has improved rapidly under
the care Of DR.. William j. Butler OF
Howard avenue.
The Pequot council will give one OF
their delightful matinee whists at the
residence of Mrs. G. FL. Butler, 13e
Dwight street, on Tuesday, January ID
Play will begin at 2:45 o'clock
Mrs. Henry S. Peck of West Chapel
street entertained her whist club yes
terday afternoon. There were four
tables The members are Mrs. Ed
ward Mix, Miss Hattie Hayes, Mrs.
Welton, Miss Gilbert, Mrs. Bronson.
Mrs Avery, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Hauff
Mrs Greenwood, Mrs. Converse Mrs
Bundy Mrs. Berringer, Miss Babcock,
Mrs Peck, Mrs. George Hayes, Mrs.
John A. Hull.
Allan Renfrew of 2 Smith street, West
Haven, is still in the south, at the pres
ent time in Jacksonville, Fla, where he
expects to remain for month or more.
His son Allan w. Renfrew is in Allan
ia. Ga
Secretary Thrasher of the Law and
Order league will speak at the STRAIT
ford Methodist church next Sunday ev-
ening. His subject will be "Civic
righteousness
At the annual meeting of the corpora
ton of st, Patrick's Orphan asylum
Wednesday Bishop Tierney was chosen
president, Rev. Father Russell Of st.
Patricks, vice president; Rev. Father
Corcoran treasurer; William Geary,
secretary. A board Of managers con-
sisting of pastors of Roman Catholic
churches in New Haven and laymen
We're appointed to the board of trustees.
The Pastime Social club of West Ha-
ven will omit it's meeting this week on
account of the rehearsals for the play
of Alice in Wonderland" which is to
be given in the town hall next week
Tuesday under the auspices of st.
Agnes Guild. The Friday Afternoon
Whist club will meet at the residence
of Mrs. Charles Clark, Union avenue.
The Rough Riders ball held in town
hall, West Haven, Wednesday evening
was largely attended, many going out
from this city. The costumes were
many of them comic in character, and
there were also some very handsome
ones 1t was very enjoyable event
for all who attended.
Camp No. s. Patriotic Order Sons of
America, will hold it's installation of
officers in their hall in the Insurance
building this evening. Camp No. 8,
Patriotic Order of America auxiliary
to camp No. 8, P. O. s. of A., will meet /
with them. After the installation the
two camps will have an entertainment
and banquet. Camps Nos. / and 4, P, T
0. s. of A., have been invited. All
Brothers of Camp No, are requested
to be present
The West Haven Hook and Ladder
Co., No. /. has invited the Westville
fire department. to be present at their
January ball to be held on January 26
in the town hall.
Mrs. Egbert Scott, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Burton Holbrook
of Richard street, West Haven has re-
turned to her home in Waterbury.
George Fl. Spencer is quite i'll at his
home on Whalley avenue suffering
from a severe cold. Yesterday he was
reported to be much better
Attorney G. w Adams of West Ha-
ven yesterday received advices from the
West Haven launches which are max
ing their way to Florida by the inside
route The boats were both at Old Top
sail Inlet, twenty miles to the north of
Wilmington, ~ c., at the last writing,
and would sail for Charleston S. G., as
soon as the weather would permit.
Charleston was over 100 miles away.
Chief of Police Wrinn, who has been
confined to his home since New Years
day with a severe cold, was It his office
at police Headquarters yesterday, as
usual.
Ulysses D. Tenney, the artist, who is
painting in Portsmouth, N. H., and who
formerly had a studio in New Haven
on Grown street, above Temple street
has nearly completed an elegant por-
trait of Miss Long, daughter of the
secretary of the United States navy.
The lady is a beautiful blonde and is a
rare subject for an artist. The cos
tune is very striking, being also ex-
tremely elegant and costly
The Churchman'S club of Christ |
church met Wednesday evening in the
parish house and enjoyed a most de-
ightful evening which was given up to
A musical programme and turn" by
Robert Bush Light refreshments were
served
Owing to continued i'll health Miss
Nav Ongraham, teacher in the West
Haven high school, will remain for the
present in Germany. The school board T
-egrets to announce that they have t
been obliged to accept her resignation I
Her place has been filled by Miss Mel
lie M. Lewis of Akron, N. Y. Miss b
-.ewis is a graduate of Cornell univer- \
,ity. has had ten years successful ex- Il
2erience and comes to West Haven F
With the highest recommendations. b
She began the duties of her position i
morning. b
The young ladies' guild of Christ V
hurch. Guilford met with Miss Kate E
Hunt of Whitfield street, yesterday af- s.
ernoon, and the Parish Aid Society I
f the same church with Miss Mary V
hubbard of Broad street. is
At meeting of the board of directors is
f the New Haven Carriage company, Is
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