The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-25


Miss Elizabeth T. White of this city
was the guest recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Woodruff in Litchfield,
John j. Conner mas broken ground
for house, which he will build for
himself on Dana street in West Haven.
Last evening the Faithful circle of
King s Daughters of West Haven gave
its annual tea and entertainment in
the parlors of the First Congregational
church. The programme consisted of
music by the Sunday school orchestra;
piano solo, Miss Emile Stegmann,
song, Miss Bertha Warner. Frank
Hamilton, Jr. sang and also whistled,
and Miss Smith sang. The young Ia
dies had other pleasant surprises. The
proceeds will be used for rescue work.
Or. Isaac Stiles and daughter, Helen,
have returned form the south and will
be the guests of Charles B. Warner
until DR. Stiles cottage is ready for
occupancy.
The annual meeting of the West Ha-
ven Kalmathean club will be held this
afternoon at the residence of the pres
ident, Mrs. Edward L. Nettleton, Cen
ter street, at which time the officers
for the following year will be elected
and any other business proper to come
before the meeting at that time.
Mrs. Julius Laske is visiting her
niece, Mrs. H. Markendorf, in New
York city.
Last evening the Ladies' Aid society
of Christ church, West Haven, served
their unique supper in the parish house.
An entertainment was given, followed
by dancing.
Mabel Lettney of Main street, West
Haven, was given a surprise Wednes-
day evening by some of her little COM
panions. Games were played and re-
freshments served. Some of the merry
party were the Misses Mabel Williams,
Clara Landregan, Agnes Mckay, Flos-
she Domkee, Elsie Krause, Made Nc
Kay, Minnie Ostram, Rhoda Lettney,
Matte and Adelaide Caldwell, and the
Messrs. Keneth Nettleton, Paul Smith
Stephen Babcock. James Bishop, Leroy
Been, Herbert Krause and Paul Gates
]. T. McKinnon returned to this city
from Palm Beach, Fla, Wednesday,
and was given a hearty welcome by
his many friends here. Mr. McKinnon
is well known in this city and MEM
Der of the local Painters union, of
which he was formerly an officer.
Mrs. E. r" Howarth of Washington
avenue, West Haven, recently enter
tanned Miss Margaret, eldest daughter
of Professor Leverrnore of Adelphi col
lege, Brooklyn.
The members of the Epworth Method
;rt oh, 40 re- tn
give reception to their new pastor,
the Rev. Henry E. Hitler, next We'd
nesday evening. The reception will be
held in the church parlors. The Rev.
Mr.. Hitler preached his first sermon as
pastor Of Epworth church last Sunday
and the congregation were greatly
pleased.
F. H Barows of Quinnipiac avenue
has gone to New Orleans, where his
wife and son Harold have been this
winter. He will stay there a few
days.
Frank Fans o. First avenue, West
mother, Mrs. Joseph Eames, who re-
sides on Long Island.
Mrs. John harrington of Brooklyn
N Y, is visiting Mrs, George Darby of
las Ferry street.
Mrs. Joseph Andrews, who has been
spending the winter in Brooklyn with
her SON. Dr. Andrews, has returned to
her home on Church street West Ha-
Ven
The following men were elected We'd
nesday to the University Glee club as
ISOLATION: W. A. Blount 1903, Fl, Bax
ter 1905. S. d. Bingham 1904, B. Ellis |
worth 1908, w. S. Barde 1908 L. s., l..
NJ Johnston 1902, A. C. Ludington 1902,
1902 S, J. Rogers 1905, r. Read 1908 s.,
w. f. Roberts 1902, P. G. White 1902
The Tachiens assembly will meet this |
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kirschner of Gregory street. Whist |
will be the game of the evening,
Christian o. F. Miller of this city has
Just been granted a diploma by the |
Baltimore Medical school
Miss Harriet Haven has recovered |
from her illness and returned to her |
place in the Union school, West Ha-
ven.
Miss Clara Sutherland has rendered |
school, West Haven. Miss Sutherland |
who is one of the most popular teach
ars in the borough, has not been in
he best of health for some time and |
will take a thorough rest from her
school duties Her many friends hope |
or full return of health in the near !,
uture.
The Rev. DR.. Gardner S. Eldridge,
very popular pastor of the
First Methodist church, this city, was
warmly welcomed by the people Of his
lew parish, the Summer avenue
hurch, Brooklyn, on Monday evening
Che Sunday school room, where the re-
eption was held, was crowded and the
interest was intense. Dr. Eldridge re-
ponded to the welcome in his usual
elicitous manner.