The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-15

day evening was postponed on account 1 of the illness of Mrs. Kelley. Frederic Dayton, of this city, return { ed yesterday from an extended western | trip. He has been absent inspecting several mining properties in which he Is l interested.
 Miss Mabel Winans, of Westville, is spending few days with Miss Louise 1 Heitmann at her home on Elm street, West Haven.
 Miss Allie Daly, of New York city. is the guest of her father, Henry Daly, of
 filling street.
 Mrs. La Wake and her accomplished son, Rae Thornton La Wake, of New r York city were entertained while they
 were in this city by Miss Doran, who is
 an old friend. MT. La Wake, it will be remembered, is the violinist who creat-
 ed such furore by his playing at the
 May festival last week.
 The engagement of Miss Anna Ford to Daniel F. Galligan is announced. The
 wedding will be quiet affair, taking
 place in St. Johns church about the middle of June.
 Prentice w. Chase and family are oc- cupying their cottage on Beach street, West Haven.
 Mr. Goodman and family, who passed the winter at St. Augustine, Fla, are at their cottage at Middle Beach, Madi- son.
 Max Osterweis and his family will stay at Savin Rock this summer. They will occupy the Matthias cottage, which is one of the most desirable locations at the Rock.
 Walter B. Lippineott, formerly opera tor at the signal tower in Madison, is now in Stonington.
 Miss Pearl Bradley who is attending Mrs. Mead's school in South NorWalk, spent the early part of the week with Miss Bessie Hunneran at her home on Richard street, West Haven.
 William, Eleanor and George Davies, the children of Dr. Davies have been serious i'll at the home of their parents on Forest street, Westville with whoop- ing cought, and George. the youngest of the children was quite low at one time. They are greatly improved from the latest reports.
 Miss Susie Bellinger, of Clay City, Kansas, is the guest of her sister Mrs. Frank Hyde, of Union avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Mary H. Smith is back at her home on River street, Milford, after pleasant winter spent in Washington. Mrs Smith is in excellent health and takes a great interest in the work being done by Milford women for improving the appearance of the town
 Mrs. Kimball, of Waterbury, is the guest of Mrs Fredrique R. Lewis, of West Haven.
 The Ladies' Up-to-Date club held a well attended meeting at the home of Mrs George Crane on Willard street | Westvile, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. | Laurens- -Lennox conducted the reading. after which the hostess served fine | luncheon.
 Mrs. F. T. Chatfield who has been | spending the winter at Rock Ledge, | Fla, as is her usual custom, has re- | turned to her home at 955 Whalley ave- lue. Her winter has been most enjoya- ply spent and she has returned in the pest of health
 Plans are on foot by the members of he choir of the Congregational church, Westville, for large musicale to be given in the church on the last Sunday evening of this month. The arrange nents are under the direction of Thom IS R. Robertson, who, it is said, has se ,ured some very good talent from New Haven. A quartette composed of New Haven singers will be the feature of he evening, while the choir of the hurch will off1ciate az a chorus.
 Max Strauss has been building a fine outage at the corner of California treet and Washington avenue, West Haven. His cottage was burned last all, and the new one will be ready or occupancy some time during the month.
 Announcement is made of the en- ,agement of Miss Clara Louise Bishop f 22b Lombard street, to Harry Good. f AT Winthrop avenue. The wedding will be quiet home affair, occurring II July. z