The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-02

Mrs. Edith a. sperry Mitchell ant
her little daughter, Annie, from Yves
Somerville, Mass, are stopping will
her people, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Knigh
Sperry, at 1876 st. John street, for {
week or two.
pleasant dinner party of six Wed
nesday evening was that given at the
Hof Brau Haus by J. Wilder Howe, Of
the firm of Howe & Stetson.
Mr. and Mrs Godfrey Dunscomb, who
have been spending the winter ir
Washington, d. c., have returned tc
their home on Prospect HILL They We're
in Litchfield over the Sabbath and rent
ed Mrs. Emma G. Pratt's cottage fol
the summer.
Mrs. C. Berry Poets, who went tc
Denver week or more ago, as a dele
gate to the annual meeting of the
Daughters of the Revolution, has gone
on to California with party from the
convention. She will not return to this
city for three or four weeks.
William Brainard, who is in business
in New York state, has been spending
a few days with his family at their
home on Richard street, West Haven.
Mrs. Harriet S. Miller, who landed in
New York early in the week after six
months foreign trip, has not yet re-
turned to this city, but is visiting
friends in New York for week be-
fore coming home.
John T. Wallace of Front street,
West Haven and Miss Amelia ]. Hor-
ger of this city, were united in mar
riage by Rev. w. McNicholl on Tues
day, April 30 The ceremony was per-
formed at the parsonage of the Metho-
dist church. The young couple have
the best wishes of their many friends.
Mrs. John w. HUM of 2S3 Orchard
street, who has been visiting friends
in Brookield, Conn, has .eturned and
reports pleasant visit.
The May meeting of the Mary Clapp
Wooster chapter will be held May 49,
The Daughters will meet at Colonial
hall on Grove street, according to Gus
tom for this meeting, when the election
of officers takes place.
James 3, Moran, John ID, Jackson
and Jacob B. Ullman, the committee on
schools of the board of education, yes
terday forenoon made a visit to the
Hillhouse high school. The members of
the board inspected the work of the
pupils and while there written test
exercise was prepared and the result
submitted to the committee for iuspec-
ton. Other visits to schools will fol-
low.
At the beautiful church wedding of
Miss Daisy Elwood Patchen of Derby
and DR.. Irwin Granniss of this city in
Derby Wednesday evening, as the brid
al party entered Miss Jennie Merwin of
this city and Edward r. Eaton of Hart
ford finely sang the duet Eden Land,
a very impressive effect. The
Rev. E. C. Fellows, pastor of the Sec
md Congrega tional church, where the
ceremony took place, officiated.
Miss Daisy Fletcher and Miss Louise
Fletcher of New York We're chosen to
'epresent the New Amsterdam Whist
,lub at the tournament held in Boston
Wednesday. They are cousins of Mrs.
:. B. BunnDl, who expected them as
Ter guests, either on their way to Bos-
on or on their return. They are ex-
BERT players and We're competing for a
rophy offered by a Phila delphia club.
The last meeting of the Interdenom-
study of missions, Via Christi
curse will be held on Friday after
loon at $50 o'clock in the parlors of
he First Congregational church, West
Haven. These meetings have been
veil attended during the winter months
nd enjoyed by the ladies'. The pro-
.ramme for the afternoon Current
Events" Mrs. Harriet Tyler will read
!. paper on the work of the Methodist,
Irs. Frank Hyde and Mrs. Butterfield
n work of Catholic women in Connec-
lieut.. Mrs. George Beckwith on work of |
he Baptist church, Mrs. Charles Lind
ay on "Congrega tionalism, and Mrs. |
Edward Nettleton on presbyterian |
sn1.' The leaders for the afternoon |
re Mrs U. s. Clark, Mrs. Harry D. |
luton and Mrs. Harry Chandler. At |
he close of the programme the La
les Missionary society of the First |
onal church will serve a
inch to the ladies who have so gen.
rously given their help in preparing
apers and assisting to make these
pleasant and instructive,
nus creating a desire for study in the
anne lines another winter. The invi-
alton is extended to those who have
TENDED the meetings this winter to
nioy their social hour.
William D. Elliot, who for several
ears past has been the popular repre-
of the Coca-Cola manufac-
lrers, has just completed his spring
lip to New Haven and leaves town to-
ay. He reports business as rushing.
Mrs Tunis Duryea Bogart, Is Dag
EFT street, has in her possession a BIZ
lie 1874 years old, printed in Holland
utch in 1918. The covers of the book
re made of wood, covered with leather.
has many pages of illustrations and
APPS, and is of particular interest to
nisters and Bible students, as well
, to all lovers of the antique.
Mrs. Macrea who has been spending
lie winter with her daughter in Bristol
rs returned to her home on Washing
n avenue West Haven.
Mrs Israel Kelsey and Miss Alberta
elsey of Center street, West Haven,
e visiting in New London.
This city was honored yesterday by |
visit of two well known Bridgeport
en-, ex-Chief of Police RyIands and
)lonel T. j. Murphy Colonel Muir l
~ is a wealthy liquor dealer in the
ark City and prominently identified
it'll the A. o. H. and other Irish socie- {