The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-18

ington, D. C., William H. Welch of Bal
 timore, and Simon Newcomb of Wash
 ington, D. c.
 The Interdenominational Study clut
 of Missions. "Via Christf course. vii
 hold their last meeting of the seasor
 on Friday afternoon at 3;3o o'clock, II
 the parlors of the First Congregations church West Haven. The leaders fol
 the afternoon are Mrs. F. R. HoWartf and Mrs. J. H. Merriam Papers vii
 be read by Mrs. w. H, Bowman, 'Ef-
 feet of the Crusaders on the Papa Power" Mrs. Prudden. "Abelard aho
 Bernard of Chairvaux;' Miss Rather inc Benham, "A Remnant of Israel ir China" Mrs. Alfred Powell, The Ger
 man Mystics." Music by Mrs Lester
 Kimberly. All ladies interested are
 cordially invited to attend.
 Gilbert Vaughan, wo has been em-
 ployed in Pittsburg, has resigned his
 position there and has returned to the
 home of his parents on Fountain street.
 Minnie, the eight-year-old daughter
 of C. F. Wescott of Wharton street,
 West Haven. who was for several
 years a patient at St, Luke's Episcopal | hospital, New York, has returned to
 that institution for further treatment,
 Miss Edna Sackett of Valley street,
 who has been spending few weeks
 with friends in Upper Montclair, N J., returned to her home Wednesday, MT. and Mrs. George M. Welch, jr, has moved to their new home, 22 At water street. West Haven.
 Russell Reed of Westville, who has been on a three days fishing trip at Stevenson, has returned to his home on Alden avenue.
 Fred Griffin of Rocky Beach is spend ing the week with his father in New York.
 The members of the New Haven Hes sen-yerein and their families enjoyed the grand banquet and dance of the so- ciety held in Teutonia hall last night.
 Mrs. R. IT. Babcock of Washington avenue, West Haven, is entertaining Mrs. Pitt of New Haven. Mrs Pitt spent last winter in London, England, where SC went for her health. She has returned greatly improved
 Miss Belle McDermott. who is en1- ployed at the Buckle shop while going home from her work, accompanied by two young ladies, and while crossing ing Main street at Washington avenue, fell, striking CT hand in her lunch box which contained bottle of coffee and cutting an artery in her wrist. She was assisted to the steps of MT Moul- throp's house. Drs. Brown and Phelps dressed the wound, after which she was able to walk home. Miss McDer- mott is the daughter of Peter McDer- mott and her home is in Washington avenue.
 Thomas Malone of 153 Humphrey street was yesterday morning taken from his home to Grace hospital in the ambulance of that institution He IS suffering from typhoid fever. Three children of the sick man are being cared for at the home by Mrs Lynch and -year-old baby has been sent to springside home The mother of the little ones is dead and they have to be cared for, as the father is em- ployed a. the round house of the Con- solidated road and is away all day.
 Invitations have been issued for the annual gymnastic exhibition of Miss Weeden's private classes at pr. Ar nold's gymnasium. The exhibition will take place on Friday at D. m, and will be followed by an invitation dance for the advanced class, Following is a programme of the exercises: Address by Dr. Arnold; tactics, 34 children: ad- vanced tactics 30 girls; free work 60 girls; baby polka, ehldrens class; club drill, Tuesday class; flower ring drill, 30 children; butterfly dance, Hill- house High school, and Boardman High school classes; club swinging, Miss White; action song, 12 children; appa- ratus, pole climbing, buck and parallel bar, all classes; torches, MT Hooper,
 At the First M. F. church Merden, Wednesday evening, occurred the cele- bration of the silver anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Scofield, lately a New Haven pastor The affair was very largely attended and will long be by the members. To the l pastor and his wife it was made addi- tionally memorable by the pleasure of | being surprised with a gift of $500 from the First M. F.. church people, and a smaller purse from MT. Scofeld's for mer Bible class of Grace M. E. church, | this city It is understood that the | larger gift will be used toward defray- | Ing the expenses of Rev. and Mrs. | scofield while touring the Holy Land, a | trip they propose to take this summer. |