The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-15

| very llCeiy. NIT. 1OSI IS COHHeCLeC l with the o. A. Dorman company, where he is electrician and engineer. | The West Haven Boys league will l meet this evening at : o'clock in the l chapel of the First Congregations I church. A debate will be held on the question: Resolved, That Cuba Should Be Annexed to the United States. ' Negative, William Gum, George Nor timer, Herbert krause affirmative, Arthur Lansen, Andrew Nilsson, James Bishop; Judges, MT. Elklns, Fred Squires and Harry smith,
 Mrs. Smith of Branford is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Palmer of Say in avenue, West Haven.
 Otto Beckmann a valued member of
 the Arbeiter Singing society, will leave
 here on Sunday morning and enter up-
 on his duties of his new position in 8
 large New York bakery Monday morn
 ing.
 very pretty dance was given in the
 town hall, West Haven, Thursday
 evening, and was enjoyed by fifty cou-
 ples The patronesses were Mrs Bald
 win. Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Andrews
 of this city. Some of the young ladies
 who attended were the Misses Olive
 Russell white null and yellow trim
 hngs; Lena Dickerman light brown
 and white; Ella Vosburg, pink and
 white dotted muslin; Lottie Gusley,
 pink; Jennie Kimberly, red Olive
 Belcher, blue dotted muslin; Bessie
 Wilson red; Edna Warden: pink; Ger
 trude Crosby, white with black velvet;
 Mildred Main, white with blue trim
 mings; Miss Ethel Brooks of Derby,
 white muslin over pink; Miss Beards-
 ley, red corduroy with white; Miss En- sign. gray and pink; Miss Grabel, red
 with white: Miss Alice Platt, pink null; Miss Jennie Francis, white with yellow trimmings; Miss Polio, gray; Miss Baldwin, white Miss Candees white: Miss Bowman, blue and white; Miss Dickerman in pink; Miss filling, white, and Miss Tyrrell blue: Messrs. Spencer, Ensign, Baldwin, Andrews, Leavenworth, Bowns, Tyrell, Crockett Herbert Francis. Clifford Carter, Le- Roy Root, Rice Harry Baldwin, How ard, Dow, Razee, New Haven; w. Lu- cey Leslie Bailey, Myron Allling, Clar- ence V. Smith of West Haven.
 The many friends of Edward P. Skin ner, one of the most valued employees of the Leader will be pleased to hear that he is slowly but steadily recover ing from an attack of typhoid, which | has confined him to his Prince street ] home for four weeks. He is attended { by Dr. Mailhouse, and trained nurse. | His recovery is now only a question of | time. the danger point having beer passed,
 A nice surprise was rendered Master John Thomas at his home, 20 Grove street, Wednesday night, the occasion being the thirteenth anniversary of his The evening was a very pleasant one. Many games were played md some very good selections were endered on the piano by Master Wal f CT Salor, Bernie and Anna " Seery. Hugh Morrow favored the guests with song. The Misses Lottie Gress and Helen Seery did the cake walk in the most approved up-to-date fashion, and were roundly applauded. Supper was erVed at o'clock. Among the guests were the Misses Albina Llberte, Mar dret Keller, Mabel and Rose Loomis. Iary Haines. Nellie Hausman Lena nd Maud Parsons, Lucia Hyman, ,uby Mason, Lulu Landrigan, Zita foore, Evelyn Hoey and Helen, Anna 7. and Anna G, Seery; Messrs. Paul Hayes, John Seery, John Moore, John iOey, John and Gilbert Lyman, John nd William Lynch, Willie and Bennie eery, William Tierney, Walter Salor, rank Gress, George Brill, Lawrence 'agter and Edward and William Me iahon from Meriden.