The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-12
COURIER
Sister, who was with him, has returned

sister, who was with him, has returned | homs.
 Philip Allen of Alden avenue West
 ville has gone to New eJrsey. Mir AL | len recently received word that his
 mother had passed away and he im-
 mediately left for her late home.
 The Idle Hour Whist club of West
 Haven met with Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. | Farr and Mrs. Domkee won the ladies prizes and MT Farr and Wilson Beebe the gentlemens
 Chester Miller of Alden avenue, West
 vile, left yesterday for Jacksonville,
 Fla, for the benefit of his health. He
 will travel the greater part of the dis tance by boat. After spending twelve
 weeks in Jacksonville and vicinity he
 will return and resume his duties with the Southern New England Telephone f company, where he has been employed 1 for about six months.
 ! Miss Elsie Thompson of Campbell l avenue, West Haven, gave a very en- | ioyable whist to Miss Bertha Thomas, l Miss Jessie Thomas, Miss Mildred Main and Russell Crane of West Ha- l ven, Miss Clara Hurd, Miss Alice Tall | madge, Messrs. G. Platt, H. M. Brooks, l Dr. Carl Henze, Ambrose " Beecher | and Mir Seyder of New Haven The prizes were won by Miss Milderd Main a"Gibert Girl'' and MT Crane silver pencil. A dainty lunch followed the whist.
 I'M. and Mrs Charles Lindley were | entertained at dinner Monday evening by MT. and Mrs. Whitney of Richard 1 Place, West Haven
 Mrs. Leverett Goodyear of West Ha- ven has been re-engaged as alto in the quartette of the Trinity Methodist church in New Haven.
 The Brotherhood of St. Andrew of West Haven met last evening in the parish house. MT, Hotchkiss has been elected director. MT. Rinehart is sec retary and MT. Caldwell is treasurer. George T. Birks of Main street, West Haven, will remain as organist and choir director of the First Methodist church, this city.
 Albert Caldwell of Union avenue, West Haven, was surprised by his friends Monday evening. During the evening selections on the piano were given by Miss Flora filling and re- treatments were served Among those who attended were: Lottie and Ida Lohse, Minnie Ostrium, Mollie Lucey, Dorothy Bond, Bertha Skinner, Isa- belle Alling, Myrtle Walker, Rhoda Lettney, Mabel Williams, Mabel Lettney, Mabel Powell, Lillian Werner, Jessie Mesham, Rita Catlin, Gladys oiS Matte Caldwell, Earl Beckwith, Har- old Bird, Addison Beckwith, Joe War ner and James Stevenson
 Fifteen of the ladies of the Half Hour Reading club responded to a cordial invitation from the Woman's club of East Haven and met with the latter, also the Mothers club of East Haven a tthe residence of Mrs. Edward Foote Thompson, president of the Womans club at her home in East Haven Mon day Mrs Thompson, who is a moving spirit in all things educational, threw open her beautiful home for the ac- commodation of the club, who came to- gether for the purpose of listening to talk by Miss Celeste Bush of Mantle upon "The Public School System" It was a very interesting address. Miss Harriet M Winans of New Haven ac- companied by Mrs. Forbes orgarist of the stone church, sang in beautiful clear contralto voice a group of songs written by Mrs. Forbes that charmed her listeners.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter l.. Bradley held a reception at their home. on Elizabeth street, Derby, Monday night, to cele- brate the fifth anniversary of their marriage Over twenty-five couples were present, about twenty couples coming from New Haven in carryals. MT. and Mrs. Bradley proved them selves splendid hosts, The evening was passed in listening to music, playing whist and dancing, music for the lat ter being furnished by Sanford's or chestra of New Haven. A fine supper was served during the evening. It was late hour when the guests departed after wishing MT. and Mrs. Bradley many happy anniversaries.