The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-10

Local Social Events Here and Elas-
where.
Master Ray Griffin, son Of Rev. Duane
Griffin; Claude Dibble, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dibble, and Leon Hausmann
entertained a party of their young
friends at Master Hausmann's resi-
dence on Beacon avenue on Saturday
evening. The patronesses Of the affair
were Mrs. John Dibble, Mrs. Duane
Griffin and Mrs. Augustus Hausmann.
They were about eighteen present and
they spent a very pleasant evening,
witnessing sleight-of-hand perform
anees by the young lads, after which
Claude Dibble presented about forty
stereopticon views. A nice supper was
served and before the party dispersed,
at 1890, Master Dibble took three flash
light pictures of the assemblage. Some
Of those present were Misses Katherine
Vandervelden, Hattie Terry, Emily
Hinekley, Ethel Hinckley, Maud Steele,
Myrtle Cooper, Evelyn Thompson, Cor
rhine Smith, and George Jasper, Harold
IDOpGEt L ddA ptIGAB Sie%oAS D~N~~~'
Ray Griffin, Leon Hausmann, Mrs. John
Dibble, Mrs. Duane Griffin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus c. Hausmann.
The Narcissus club will give its third
social dance in town hall, Centerville,
next Wednesday evening at $3.50. Those
who have ever made trip to Center
vile must remember the town hall and
well waxed floor, where they tripped
lightly on the light fantastic toe to the
music of fine orchestra.
The Ladies' Aid society of Humphrey
street CONGREGATIONAL church will give
the first supper of the season in the
church parlors on Wednesday evening
from to s o'clock.
Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin. since her
return from Europe in the early sum-
mer, has been at her place, Ivy NOOK,
on Whitney avenue, but is expecting to
20 to New York during the week for
the winter, where she has taken an
apartment at the Majestic, Central
park west.
DR.. Edison sperry, the druggist, cor
ner of Grove and Orange streets, and
Mrs, Sperry left the city week ago to
spend the Winter III AiIHoio'
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Eaton have
returned from their summer spent at
Branford and are now permanently &C.
cupying the house of Mr.. Eatons
grandfather, the late Tredwell Ketch-
am
George r. Hair and family, of Bran
ford, contemplate moving to Bridgeport
in the near future.
Mrs. Carl Rosenthal, of Bishop street,
who was dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever a. number of weeks, was conva-
lescing nicely, but was seized with
relapse last week, and she is now quite
ILL.,
Mrs. Edmund Trowbridge is still at
the cottage at Leete's Island, but Will
leave for New York during the week,
where she has apartments for the Win
ter.
Louis A. Fisk, representative-elect
from Branford has filed his list of cleo
tion expenses with Town Clerk Foote
and made AFFIDAVIT to the same. the
total was 800.
Miss Elizabeth Richards, of this city,
has left for Dayton, Ohio, where she in
tends spending the greater part Of the
winter.
Miss Mary P. Quincy returned last
Tuesday from a visit to her uncle, Hon.
Deming Perkins, at the Lindens in
Litchfie!d.
Mrs. James M. B. Dwight is now at
her residence on Hillhouse avenue, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ponsonby Ogle, of Eng
land. are passing a week with her pre-
yious to their departure for Europe this
week
The Ridgefield Press, published in Mr..
cary,s home town, says: "Mr. Cary
and family will remain at Wildfarms
until after THANKSGIVING, when they
expect to take a trip to the far west
where Mr.. Cary has business interests
They will probably visit California and
possibly Mexico remaining, away until
spring, when they will return to Ridge
field" I
Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport Wheel
err, of Paris, who have zsfhsap at Red
c1yfre on Whit, s,a,.sas,asaasfe AF6ffs -sa,ae
weeks will SIS, FOR London by the At
IantfcSyssxeport line this coming week.
They will again be at their home on
the Avenue De Alma, Paris, for the
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winter.
Miss. Helen Barnett, who has been Wis
iting in Morristown, N. J., for a week,
returned on Thursday. She is grad
uate of Ogontz, class of 1902, and has
been the guest Of classmates while in
Morristown.
Samuel Fl. Cruttenden formerly the
proprietor of the Hyperion stables. will
leave here on Wednesday with thirty
sale horses for Liverpool, England.
Captain and Mrs George E. Adams
and Edward Bradley of West Haven
sailed Thursday on the Wizard for Flor
ida. They will remain away during the
winter.
T. f. Cox, C. F. Bollman and Walter
r. Judson, all candidates for justices of
the peace In the recent election, filed
an account Of their election expenses in
tn town clerks office Saturday after
noon. Neither one spent a cent.
The members of the I'm and Our Door
Club and their friends Saturday after
noon took a geological trip to West
Rock. The leader Of the party was the
Rev. William F. Dickerman, pastor of
the Church of the Messiah The meeting
place was the corner of Blake street and
Whalley avenue.
Mrs. A. r. Rowley of Branford. who
was injured by falling down stairs at
her daughters home, is better and will
soon be able to be about again.
Mrs. Pfrsson, wife of Professor Prs
son. Is ''at home" on Thursdays in No
vember. On her last day a pleasant
incident was the presence of her sis