The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-16

Local Social Events Here and Else.
 where.
 The Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D
 "A. R., will hold it's next meeting in the
 parIor of the Church of the Redeemel
 Friday afternoon, January 21, at
 o'clock. Miss Hasson, the D. A. R
 nurse, recently returned from the Phil
 lppines, who was to address the meet
 ing, is prevented by professional en-
 gagement from attending. In her place
 Miss Munson will read paper and i'm
 portant business is to be transacted.
 Governor and Mrs. Crane of Massa-
 chusetts will also be present at the jun for promenade,
 Word has recently been received by Mrs. Hope l.. Borden as to the condi- ton of her mother, Mrs. Lewis, who is ill at her home in Montpelier. Mrs. Lewis was ill with congestion of the lungs, but is very much improved
 On Tuesday afternoon St. Anthony Hall will keep open house, tea being served from until o'clock. The pat ronesses are Mrs. Arthur T. Hadey, Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Walter Camp, Mrs, Robert N Corwin, Mrs. stephen Whitney, Mrs Charles H. Townshend, Mrs c. Purdy Lindsley, and Mrs. Colin M. Ingersoll
 Mrs. William N Winne, who has been seriously i'll at her home on Whal- ley avenue, is much better Mrs. Winne IS suffering from nervous prostration and a nurse is kept in constant attend ance. She is able to be about the house short whle each day.
 Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Timo- thy Woodruff of New York state will be guests of their son during prome- made week, staying al the New Haven house.
 The Westville Whist club will hold it's regular weekly meet at the home of Mrs. A. o. Norton on Fountain street, Friday night.
 Miss Marion Armstrong of Olive street gave whist on Monday evening in honor of Miss Bumstead, who is wis., tting Miss Bishop.
 On Monday next MT. and Mrs. A, Felton Wood of West Haven will start on a delightful pleasure trip to the West Indies, They will be absent two months and anticipate much benefit and pleasure from their outing. They will go first to Philadelphia, transfer to the United Fruit company steamer Admiral Schley," for Port Antonio, Jamaica. MT. and Mrs Wood will trav- el extensively over the island visiting the principal cities and points of inter- est, among them being Kingston, Mon- tego Bay, Mandivill, Moneague Span- ish Town, travelling part of the time by rail and part by carriage.
 Cards are ont for the oarn1an urh is to be danced on Monday evening at the close of the Glee club concert at St Anthony's hall on College street The invited guests are the college men and their promenade guests There will be twenty-four couples. The chaperones for the affair will be Mrs c. Purdy Linsley, Mrs. Colin Macrea Ingersoll Mrs Walter Camp and Mrs. James Gill son of Hartford a sister of Mr Ingra- ham. The decorations will be by Cham- pion, and as usual, will be very beautiful, consisting of long garlands of Florida hanging mosses and trailing pine, which will be very effective | against the background of mahogany paneling. The favors provided are unique, and fortunate will be the pos sessors as for a souvenir for the la- |
 
 be given, and for the men sterling sil- | yer pencils. One of the cotilion favors will be extra long stemmed American Beauty roses. Music will be provided by Williams orchestra.
 At the Congregational church, West Haven, Tuesday evening the annual meeting of the society was held This was the preliminary meeting and re- ports were read from the secretary and treasurer of the Ladies' Aid society, the Missionary society, the Young Girls society, the Young Mems union, from the two circles of Kings Daughters, the visitor from Mt Carmel home the Senior and Junior Christian Endeavor societies. These reports gave evidence that all the societies were in especially prosperous condition and were doing excellent work. Last evening the an nual supper was served, after which business was resumed committees ap- pointed and all unfinished business cleared up
 All the rooms at the New Haven house were engaged q month ago for the promenade guests. Among those who will be guests al this famous hos telry are Mrs. AuchincIoss and party of New York. Mrs. c. F. Brooker and Mrs Franklin Farrel of Ansonia. Mrs Black Mrs. Charles N. Chadwick l mother of Yale's famous athlete, Mrs. ' Allen H Dickson of Wlkesbarre, Pa, { MT and Mrs. H. c. DuVal and Miss Roosevelt of New York, Mrs Bogart 5 and Miss Bogart, R. B. Dresser, who S will entertain his sister, Miss Dresser; 2 Mrs. Granbery and Miss Cranberry of l New York Mrs. A R. Hopkins and 1 Miss Hopkins of Bangor, Me, Mrs. AL ! fred Bishop Mason and party of MeXi- ! 70. Mrs Little Mrs. Hastings, Mrs, ] Parks. and Mrs. o. D. Thompson of Y Pittsburg, Pa. ' MT and Mrs. Edward Mayer will be i at home to their many friends next l Sunday afternoon at their new home I Arch street. t Andrew J. Kennedy, former chief of ( the fre department, who has been se- ' riously i'll for several weeks with of troubles, has recovered d yesterday was able to be out for q 2 ne He visited his barn. wherein re- ides the pig won by him at the Elks air. and fed the porller. To-day it is hoped the veteran fire fighter will be IoI I,o ra1I hic U