The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-10

 ard Mrs. Lsete, the pastor and his wife. received the callers and welcomed them to the renewed social life of the church. as this event marked the re- sumption Of the sOcials and suppers of the coming year.
 c. H. WOOdford of Center street, West Haven, started yesterday for Philadelphia with his son Raymond, who will enter the Pennsylvania Col lege of Dental Surgery with the fall ses- sion freshman class.
 Mrs. Tassie of Center street, West Haven. is visiting in New York. Be- fore returning home she will visit rela- tives in Deep River.
 The Mothers Journal is issued for October It is published by James R. Bolton and edited by Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton.
 The table of contents for the month include articles on Influence of the HOme,' by St. Clark Kelway, LL.D.: Word to Our Mothers and Daughters, ' | by FOlger Parker; Hobbies" by Rev. John c. Adams: Nursery Pictures and 1 Pastimes," by Jessie Ewing Stokes; For the Benefit of Little Babies" by Frances Sheldon Bolton; and many other useful and entertaining articles and suggestions.
 i An interesting event was the farewell reception held by the Graduates club Wednesday night in giving up its home ! on Chapel street. President E. H. Jen- kins was absent and Professor F. K. 1 Sanders, as vice-president, conducted l TO,. fFn St Pauls church gave happy inn promptu speech. Many college songs, f both old and new were sung under the i direction of a delegation from the Yale Glee club. After this lunch was I served and the members left the build- ing, which has been so familiar to them 1 by long occupancy. Taps were sounded at midnight
 A rehearsal will be held at the resi- dence of Mrs. s. S. Thompson on Park street Monday afternon by the D. A R. Glee club. It will be in preparation for the first meeting of the chapter tc be held the following day, at the Foot Guard armory at 3 o'clock. Mrs Thompson has finally consented to con- duct the club again this season. The singing of the club was a great addi- tion to the meeting last year. The clut will furnish two or three numbers al the meeting next Tuesday, at whicf time the vice-president general of Con necticut, Mrs Hepburn Smith of Mil ford, will be the guest of honor Mrs Moseley will conduct the meeting ant introduce Mrs. Smith 10 the Daughter: at an informal reception following Mrs. $. R. Weed, eX-regent of the Nor walk chapter will read paper entitled Connecticut the Cradle of Constitu tional Law"
 MT. and Mrs. Post have moved iron Washington. avenue to First avenue West Haven.
 Miss Bessie Muller, 1904, Meriden higl school, has been elected delegate tt the basket ball league meeting to b. held in this city.
 Miss Fannie Twiss of Meriden, wht has many friends here, is very ill a the Meriden hospital.
 Horace Botsford of Wallingford hal returned from her trip to Washington ID. C., and Gettysburg.
 Ex-Governor P. c. Lounsbury of thi state, president of the Merchants Ex change National bank of New Yorl city, has been appointed on the arbi tration comittee of the New Yorl Clearing House association.
 United States Senator o. H. Platt ant Mayor I. A. Sullivan were among tn
 speakers who discussed the problem o good roads at the annual field day 0
 the Connecticut Valley Highway associ
 ation, held at Mountain park, Holyoke
 Wednesday afternoon,
 Mrs. Roger N Smith of Milford, wh
 has been an inmate of Dr. Cheney
 private hospital in this city for the pas
 week, returned home Wednesday
 While in the hospital she underwent
 critical surgical operation.
 Mrs. Edward Stirling of Hill stree Milford, is spending a week with he daughter, Mrs. John Buddington o
 this city.
 Charles M. Stearns, son of Professo c. c. Stearns of Hartford, sailed yes terday for Italy, to be gone unt Christmas.
 County Health Officer George E. Hi , has reappointed the health officer . whose terms of office expired Septembe
 30 of this year. They are as follows Dr. w. H. Donaldson, for Fairfield Dr. J. N. Woodruff, for Sherman; Dl , Ernest H. Smith, for Bedding; Edwi
 s. Fairchild, for Trumbull; Dr. B. W , White for Easton.