The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-27


New Haven Grays has decided to have
another smoking concert in the
Meadow Street Opera House on Wed
nesday evening, December 10. The af-
fair will be similar in many re spects to
the one given year ago, which was
enjoyed immensely by all who attend
ed. This years affair will be confined
to active and veteran members of the
company. Refreshments will be served
and an interesting programme of exer-
cises will be provided by the musicians
and wits Of the company Musician
Southerton, Sergeant Arthur D. Per-
kins and other well known entertainers
will provide fun for the actives and vet
Grams. The affair will be somewhat in
the nature of reunion. The commit
tee in charge of the dutch" will be as
follows: Lieutenant Clark, chairman;
Sergeant Fox, Sergeant Crabb, Musi-
clan Southerton, Corporal Howe, Pri-
vate Barnes, Private Dyer, Private
Tower Ctreasurer), Private Townsend
and Private ]. H. Smith.
E. Eugene Hubbard, of West Haven,
will entertain his brothers and sisters
to-day at the old Hubbard homestead,
Woodmont.
President Charles H. Nettleton, of
the New Haven Gas Light company
has just arrived in England. where he
will make a short stay. He said last
week on the steamer Deutschland. He
will confine his visit this time to Eng
land entirely and will return home in a
few weeks. He is abroad on private
business.
Mrs. ]. H. Rowland, of Campbell ave-
nue., West Haven, will entertain her
brother Mr. French, and family, of
Springfield, Mass, over the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday.
Professor ]. Newman will give So
cial to his friends and pupils in Acad-
envy hall, 916 Chapel street, this after
noon and evening. A jolly time is ex-
pected and the dance in the evening
will be enjoyable, since the professor
will furnish good music.
The w. C. T. U. No. has elected the
| following delegates to attend the coun-
ty convention to be held in Meriden on
| Tuesday, December 2: Mrs. F. w. Cone,
| Mrs. C. J. Goss, Mrs. Thomas Reed,
Mrs. Grace Lee, Mrs. E. S. Hutchinson,
Mrs. C. A. Dorman, Mrs. r. A. Morrill,
and Mrs Mary Rice.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson, of Tor
rington, are the guests of their parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marshall, of First
avenue, West Haven.
The Friday Evening Whist club of
West Haven will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Oliver, of Campbell ave-
nue., tomorrow.
| On Friday evening, December 10, the
residents of North Haven will celebrate
Forefathers' day according to their an
npal custom. There will be dinner
at Memorial hall, followed by a pro-
gramme of speeches and music. The
committee is composed of William E.
Dickerman, chairman; l.. p, futile and
George J. Merz. The programme is not
yet arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Molinelli and George
Molinelli, of West Haven, have gone to
New York to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives
| The Woman's School association has
rented room "I'' in the Morris building,
1S9 Orange street, for one year from
! December l, 1902. All are cordially in
| NllGu W WISH ILLS IoOLI anu " oooi0N AL
making it an attractive meeting place
for their friends. Other clubs and So
cieties, classes and lecturers will find
ample accommodation, and can secure
the use of the room at very moderate
rental There will be an afternoon re-
ception early in December. The annu-
al meeting will be held Saturday morn
ing at 1890 in the parlors of the Y. M
C. A. on Temple street.
Miss Florence Calm entertained the
Ideal Whist club at her home on Camp
bell avenue, West Haven, this week
Those who attended were the Misses
Reta Catlin, Jessie Mesham and Olive
Brooks, and Harold Kerrigan, Howard
Mesham, Merrill Smith, Ray Smith and
Edward Carroll The ladies' prizes were
won by Miss Olive Brooks and Miss
Jessie Mesham, and the gentlemen's
prizes by Howard Mesham and Merrill
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Downs, of New
York, are the guests of relatives here
over Thanksgiving.
Clifford Somers and family, of Brook
lyn, will spend Thanksgiving with theil
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Somers
of West Haven.
Miss Marie Eaton, daughter of Hon
and Mrs. r. o. Eaton, Of North Haven
will go to Boston tomorrow to spend {
few days with her sister, Miss Cora
Eaton, who is studying elocution at the
Emerson School of Oratory.
Mrs Merrill Miss Susan Newell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Young, of Wes
Haven, will spend Thanksgiving witt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r, Newell at theil
home in Ansonia.
C. H. Ensign and family, of Water
bury, are spending few days in thi!
city.
The B. B. II. club of West Haver
will be entertained tomorrow evening
by Miss Pauline Newton, of Washing
ton avenue.
Mrs. c. H. Roberts, of Bridgeport, i:
spending Thanksgiving with friends II
this city. =
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Tolles and sor
Paul. of Center street, West Haven
will spend THANKSGIVING with Mrs
Tolles' father, George Smith, of City
Point.
Mrs F. w. Cone and daughter have
gone to Bristol to spend the week with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Dixon.
Miss Lenna Horton, of West Haven
will spend to-day in Bridgeport with
friends.
Miss Grace E. Peck. of 81 Contra