The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-11

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 The condition of E. F. McGregor. the Yale divinity student who is at the New Haven hospital was comforta ble yesterday. No operation has been per formed and no order for one has been given, although it is expected that an operation will be necessary.
 Mrs. Richard Hamel, of this city, who has been the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs. Daniel Petey, of East NOT walk, has gone to New York, where she will visit for time before returning to her home
 Mrs. Lewis C. Baylies, of Easton, Pa, arrived in Branford on Saturday and will visit her parents, MT and Mrs. Henry Linsley. of Hillside. Mrs. Bay lies is accompanied on the trip by her young son.
 Miss Florence Brown agent and op- orator at the east-bound railroad sta tion, Norwalk, spent Sunday in New York with Miss Aimee Ritter. Miss Ritter is a nurse in the New Haven hospital and is we'll known in the Nor walks. She has been i'll and after en- toying an outing at Hawleyville is now on her way to her home in PennsylVa- mia for short stay.
 Dr Stuart H. Rowe, supervising prin- cipal of the Lowell district, has return- ed from Chicago, where he attended a convention of national school superin- tendents. On his way home Dr. Rowe made a visit to Indianapolis and to Cal win N. Kendall, former superintendent of schools in this city and now superin- tendent of the public schools of Indian apolis.
 The dance given in Brandesee hall, Berlin, last week by a number of young people of Berlin proved a very pleasant social event There were invited guests from Kensington and New Britain. Mu- sic was furnished by Miss Simns, of New Haven.
 Mrs. Frank Whiting, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Stoneman, of Beach street, West Ha- ven, has returned to her home in Wa terbury
 Edward Baylis, of West Haven, who has Eeen sick in the New Haven hospi- tai for three months with typhoid fever, although not able to take solid food, is steadily improving.
 Tomorrow evening the social com- mittee of the Ethel chapter, O. E, S., will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Watson on Dayton street, Westville. The committee will meet to make plans for an entertainment and dance to take place at Masonic hall in the near fu- ture.
 Harold Cosgrove and Herbert Fran cis, of West Haven, have arranged for a private dance in the town hall Thurs day evening.
 l. F. Griesbach. the popular tenor at the First M F. church, this city dur ing last week visited Easthampton, Mass, where he was invited to sing in the First Congregat tional and the Pason churches of that place. Mir. Cries bach's singing was highly compliment ed and greatly appreciated by those who heard him.
 The engagement celebration of Joseph Albert, of this city, to Miss Kate Ru- bin. of New York, took place Sunday evening at the residence of Mrs, Harris Levy. PTS Water street
 General Secretary Noel H. Jacks, of Hartford Y. M. c. A, and State Secre- tary Bates, of New Haven, will be after dinner speakers at the annual spring banquet of the Torrington Y. M. C. A. on Friday.
 Rev. J. F. Adams, the presiding el- der of the New Haven district, preach ed at the Kenslngton M. F. church on Sunday evening on the subject An Ad- vance Ordered"
 Among those sailing on tre Kronprinz Wilhelm, of the North German Lloyd line, on Saturday were Mrs. James Freeborn and Miss Freeborn, of Paris. Miss Freeborn, it will be remembered, was one of the bridesmaids at the Den ton-sheldon wedding, coming over es- pecially for that event She was also one of the belles of the junior prome- made in January and the guest, while here, of Mrs Henry l.. Hotchkiss.
 The Wing family of America vii hold a reunion at Sandwich, Mass June 2l- 2S. 1902 It is proposed to camp out for a week upon the old farm located by John Wing in 1887. At this gathering a family association will be formed and papers will be read. The committee in charge consists of Daniel Wing, of No. 315 south Sixth avenue, Maywood, Ill. Dewitt c. Wing, of No. 35S Dearborn street, Chicago. and George H. Wing, of Springfield, Mass All desc andants of the family are invited to send their ad- dresses to some member of the commit tee
 Mrs. F. l.. Howland, grand lecturer, and other grand officers of Golden Rule chapter will go to New London to-day to ipctitrte q rha mt or there
 Rev. J. A. Wood, pastor of the Meth odist church at Warehouse Point for the past four years, has dec dea to leave at the end of the fiscal year, which oc- CUTS next month, although he was in vited to remain another year by a unanimous vote of the members of the church
 Mrs. George Evans, of Richard street, West Haven, while lowering a window let it fall on one of her fingers, nearly severing it from her hand. Dr. Wilson dressed the wound.
 William Lounsbury is quite i'll at his home on Tryon street, Westvlle, with a severe attack of the grip, with com plications Yesterday he was reported much better.
 Miss Adeline Wallace gave heart party recently at her home on Main street West Haven. at the close of which a delicious course luncheon was served,
 The Hartford Yale club of '92 had it's annual dinner at the Heublein in that city Saturday night. The club is com