The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-26
They will visit Havana, Cuba, before their return

They Will VlSlt f1dNHld, oupa, beLole
 their return.
 Miss Earl of Cottage street, who has
 been a member of a house party ovel
 Saturday at the home of MT. and Mrs
 Way of Westfeld, Mass, returned Mon-
 day.
 The Bailiwick whist club met at the
 home of MT and Mrs. w. R. Gilman
 Monday evening. Those present were
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beaumont, MT
 and Mrs. Lucius A. Mercy, Miss Ine2
 Smith, Mrs. Konant, Mrs. George Dick 1 ems, Mrs. Kate Moore, Messrs. Howard
 and Clayton Beaumont and MT. and
 Mrs. Gilman. The first prize for ladies
 was won by Mrs. Gilman. Howard
 Beaumont winning first prize for the gentlemen, the consolation prizes by Mrs Morey and Charles Beaumont. Mrs. Moore substituted for MT. Mckay, Clayton Beaumont for George Dickens. 1 Next meet at Mrs. Dickens, 175 Colum- 1 bus avenue.
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven passed a pleasant af- l ternoon Monday with Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner of Washington avenue. The first prize a, dainty gold framed water color, was won by Mrs. Thomas Oliver, and the second, Haviland cup and saucer, was awarded to Mrs William Brainard. The next meeting will be i held on Monday, March 31 with Mrs | D. A. Kinner.
 | Patrolman Collett of the force at the Union station, who has been off duty for some time on account of ill health has recovered and returned to his la bors.
 Mrs. c. Berry Peets returned to this city from Washington on Saturday, af ter weeks absence, part of it passed with friends, and part at the Hotel Cochran.
 Burton Richmond of 123 Chapel street is seriously i'll with pneumonia. He is attended by Dr. c. H. Roberts.
 A concert will be given at the Bran ford Baptist church under the auspices of the Y. P. s. c. E. next Wednesday evening by the Hoosier State soloists of jubilee singers, who have been giv- ing series of concerts in this city dur ing the winter
 Mrs Watson l.. Philips came home from Washington Monday after an absence of ten days, She went to the National Park seminary on Saturday to spend Sunday with her daughter, Miss Ruth Phillips.
 Mrs Edward V. Kaminski of New York city is the guest for a few days of Mrs. Arthur Honce of Moose Hill, Branford.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney expected to come home to-day from her ten days arduous work as one of the leaders at the D. A. R. congress- - Y.
 Mrs, c. A. Hoadley of Hopson ave- nue, Branford, will entertain the Twen- tieth Century Whist club on Friday af- ternoon for Mrs. W, A. Bryan, who is now in Asheville.
 Mrs. w. H. Moseley and her son William will remain in Washington until the middle of the week. Master William was honored by being invited from all the delegates attending the annual meeting of the Children of the American Revolution, to lay a wreath on Washingtons tomb at Mt Vernon Monday in the presence of the entire delegation, parents and friends. It was an honor fairly won, by the young lads winning cleverness in the meet 1 ings of the society the past week
 H. M. Whitney, librarian of the | Blackstone library, and Miss Bertha | Gaylord assistant, will attend the an nual meeting of the Connecticut Li- l brary association to be held at New | Britain Institute, New Britain, to-day. |
 Herman Ertelt, who has been in Mon ! treal, Canada, for several months, where l he had been carrying out an engrav- ing contract for New Haven firm, has | returned home on account of sickness, | and a substitute has been sent into that I cold country to take his place.
 The annual Frances E. Willard me- morial service of the w C. " Y will ! be held at Armory hall, Branford, on i Friday afternoon of this week at 3 | o'clock.
 Ms. Anna Brethauer, wife of Town Clerk Frederick Berthauer, delightfully l celebrated her forty-first birthday Mon- day afternoon and evening with appro- prlate festivities at her home on Elliott street The Saturday Night Whist club, composed of Mrs. George Beck, Mrs. Fresenius, Mrs. Charles Spiegel, Mrs. Otto Wall and Mrs. F. D. Grave, attended in body and presented their hearty congratulations, as also hand some and valuable gifts in honor and memory of the day. The club present.