The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-07

Hss':;''.', s; :;:' 2; TG%;4zNeefbEtsEqSSP S Al a meeting of the Mothers club oi West Haven held at the residence ol
 Mrs. F. A. Richards yesterday alter
 noon very able and interesting paper
 entitled, "The Building of the Town,
 was read by Mrs. V. E. Keeler. The
 paper treated not merely or the con
 struction, sanitation, and convenience or
 the house, but of household economies,
 artistic furnishings, and wholesome liV-
 ing in general. Tn particular it dealt
 with the means by which are secured
 those happy conditions that make
 home in the etrue sense, that is, the
 centering point of family affection, and
 the eradiating point of those virtues
 that are the safety of the state and the
 nation. Mrs. Keeler is vice president
 for Connecticut of the National House.
 hold Economic association, an associa-
 tion that is rapidly growing in mem
 bership, and extending a very whole
 some and helpful influence in practical
 matters.
 Two of our prominent toWnsmen
 Messrs. J. E. Hubinger and Frank D. Wetmore of 165 Whalley avenue, will
 leave tomorrow for a pleasure trip, go-
 ing to Southern California. They go to
 Chicago, from ther to Denver on the
 Burlington and Quincy road, thence to i Los Angeles on the Atchison. Their
 plans for further travel will be matured
 on arrival at Los Angeles They will
 be away probably about two months.
 Their host of friends will wish them
 delightful trip.
 The West Haven Church club had highly enjoyable meeting in the parish house Wednesday evening. Master Robert Bush was the entertainer, giv- ing his inimitable Irish comedy sketch which brought down the house Attor- ney c. K. Bush related his experiences on his western trip taken some time ago.
 Miss Pettigrew of Groton is the guest of her sister Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of Washington avenue West Haven.
 Miss Olive E. Brainard of Thompson street. West HavenI is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Cowles of New York. During her visit she will be with an aunt in Jersey City and cousins in Brooklyn
 Next Tuesday evening the choir of Trinity Lutheran church have most kindly arranged to tender the inmates of Springside home a concert. The choir is now busy rehearsing songs for the occasion.
 At the meeting of the Young Peoples society of the German Baptist church this evening "A Practical Study in Church Music" with blackboard eXer- cises, will be the topic of the meeting. The committee in charge extends a hearty invitation to all to attend,
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut State Veterinary Medical associa- ton was held at Hartford, Tuesday, eighteen members being present. Off, cers were elected as follows: Prcsi- dent, Dr. Andrw Hyde of Norwich vice presidents, Dr. Thomas Bland of Wa i terbury, pr. Harrison Whitney of New | Haven; secretary, Dr. B. K. Dow of 1 Willimantic; treasurer, pr. Edward C. 1 Ross of New Haven; board of censors , pr. H. E. Bates of South Norwalk, pr P. T. Keeley of Waterbury. Dr. r. A. luSEdL Ul I1dIllOIu, DT. 1 IL MCIulIt ! of New Britain and Dr. R. D. Martin of Bridgeport The semi-annual meet ing of the association will be held in Hartford the first Tuesday in August.
 The La Aiglon Whist club met at the residence of Miss Carrie Donovan We'd nesday evening and spent a most de lightful evening in the pursuit of the scientific game, Those present were Misses Vera Herman Frieda Gosch, Lottie Elsie, Carrie Donovan, Messrs. w. kutscher, Frederick Fricke L. Koch, with Walter Pratt as substitute. The first prizes were won by Miss Car .ie Donovan and William Kut scher. Miss Vera Herman captured the booby prize. The next game will be played 'n Friday evening, February IA at the nome of Miss Lottie Eisele, No. 2S7 ] OiNwell avenue, Refreshments and mu- 1 sic added to the enjoyment.
 Miss Louise Heitmann of Elm street, ( Vest Haven, is sick with the grip. ( Dr. W. l.. Phillips of the Church of l he Redeemer will accompany his wife [ o Washington next week Friday, 2 where Mrs, Phillips will go as dele | ate to the D. A. R. National Con I ress. They will stop at the Hotel Coch- 1 an, and will have their daughter, Miss ( Ruth Phillips, in from the National I Park seminary, to spend Sunday with hem. Mrs. William H Moseley, re- c ent of the New Haven chapter, and c ITS. c. Berry Peets will also stop at the T 'ochran. Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, state i aSeHt, always makes hel head4 uarters k { the Hotel Regent, which adjoins the n pera house where the congress is held. b is therefore headquarters for the s delegation, the majority h topping at the same hotel. Mrs. Kin ey will leave New Haven on the Col nial express, Friday, the 14th
 The Young Ladies Aid society of the \ lethodist church. West Haven. met W ist evening with Miss Allie Williams, D | her residence on Smith street, cor 0 CT of Union avenue W Yale will be largely represented this @ ear at the School of Physical Edu- W ltion at Chautauqua, N. Y pr. Jay st T Seaver, the medical examiner of l V le Yale Gymnastic association, is a