The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-04

daughter, Mrs. George Mortimer, at her
home on Union avenue. Mrs. Mortimer,
who has been visiting in Sound Beach
for few days, returned with her
mother
Miss Harriet Janet Austin will go
this week to New York, where she will
spend the winter pursuing her studies
in vocal music, Miss Austin has a
puer, sweet soprano voice which has
been heard frequently in public. She
was for time soprano soloist at Trim
, ity Episcopal church and has sung at
numerous recitals as we'll as charitable
and social affairs.
An elaborate game and coon supper
was enjoyed by large number of
friends of Harry Purnell in his cottage
at Lake Wamgumbaug at Coventry
Saturday evening. Fifty birds were
used in the preparation of the dishes.
Among those present were: Harry Pur-
nell, DR.. Arthur Cheney of New Haven,
DR.. D. C. Y. Moore, DR.. w. r. Gillian,
William c. Cheney, DR.. w. r. Tinker,
/ G., w. Smith, Edward Ballseiper, Carl
Beings, Byron Darling, ]. Alvord G.
Louis RidWell, Charles WorsWick,
Campbell McLachlin and William
Smith. A number of the guests re-
manned at the cottage over Sunday, but
many returned late in the evening.
The EpWorth league members of the
Westville Methodist church Sunday
| evening held a very impressive praise
| service in place of the regular Sunday
evening service and during the even
| ing the recently elected officers of the
league were installed These officers
are as follows: President, Harold Pratt;
| vice president, Louis Reed; second vice
president William Subway; fourth
| vice president. Elsie Francis; secretary,
| Mrs. George Human; treasurer, Ella
Small; superintendent of the junior
| league, Lewis Hale.
The choir of the BranfOrd Congrega-
| tional church was assisted by Miss Su-
san Newell formerly of Branford, now
of West Haven. Miss Newell sang with
effect the offertory, Just AS l Am
Without One Plea"
On Friday evening Miss Mildred l..
Clark, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
| N. Clark of Milford, rendered Hallow-
|
| friends The evening was very pleas
antly passed in playing games. and at
the conclusion an elaborate collation.
| was served The Misses Carolyn and
Martie Tibbals materially assisted the
| little folk in their games and pastime,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Buell., who
were married last week in Southport,
| have engaged part of the Greenleaf
house on Alden avenue and will move
into 1t as soon as it is ready for them.
Mr.. Buell. is secretary of the New Eng
land Dairy company. Mrs. Augur and
Miss Mary Augur of Fountain street
will also occupy part of the house.
Hamilton Ingerson, aged twenty-five,
a nephew Of Captain Thomas Hamilton
of New London, returned Saturday
night from the Klondike regions, where
he has spent the past two years in
search for fortune. He passed through
many interesting experiences and
though he did not bring back fortune
with him, he brought back a condition
of health that is worth quite a for
tune.
A reception will be given at the home
of Postmaster and Mrs. j. T. Wildman
on Wednesday evening, in honor of
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. F j. Wild
man of Washington, D. C.
A coming event in church entertain
ments Is the Rock concert, which has
been secured by Rev Mr. Winans to
appear in the Methodist church, West
Vile, on Thursday evening of next
week.
Miss Loretta Roche of this city is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Roche in Lyme, and Mrs. r. A
Gile and Miss Majory of Lyme were in
this city this week, athe guests OF
friends.
An engagement reception for Miss
Jennie Karlsruher of New York city
and Jacob Straus. son Of l. Straus OF
this city, was held Sunday night at the
home of the prospective groom's par
ents. 594 State street.
John Hill Of this city is visiting ir
Blackhall Lyme.
Miss Rachel Williams, who has beer
spending a few days with friends ir
Westville, has returned to her home ir
Troy, N. Y.
Yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. 7. ]. Adams, % Whalley ave.
nue., Miss Anita Webster addressed q
Monday afternoon club formed to meet
with her. for a series of her interesting
talks. Her subject was England
Among those in the club are Mrs. Ed.
ward P. Pitman. Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs
Harris, Mrs. Edward Prince, Mrs Hal
stead Mrs, Fulton. Mrs. George r
Smith, Mrs. Leroy Clark Mrs. Howard
Marlin, Mrs. T. J. Adams, Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Howard c. Webb Mrs George
Converse, Mrs. Leonard Cogswell, Mrs
Richard Tyner and Mrs. Murdoch.