The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-17

where.
 MT, and Mrs. H. II. Benedict and son
 Harry Benedict have returned to theil
 beautiful home on Bishop street, near
 Whitney avenue, after a five months
 sojourn in the south, chiefly in Florida
 Miss Maud B. Harris and Miss Clara
 Buckley of this city are the guests of
 Mrs. A. E. Holladay of 1O1 Quinnipiac
 avenue.
 Mrs. Clarence F. Thompson, jr., of
 West Haven, is slowly improving.
 The Golden Rod chapter, O. E. S., of
 West Haven, will meet this afternoon
 in Masonic hall. The session will be
 devoted to sewing with business meet
 ing at o'clock A Dutch supper will
 be served at o'clock, for which ten
 cents will be charged
 The Naomi Rebekah Social circle will meet with Mrs. Lottie Upson, 3S3 Whal-
 ley avenue, to-day All members are requestedrequested to be present
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Quail and fami- ly who formerly resided on Winchester avenue, moved on Tuesday into the HpuSc dt oGl w HdleS avenue.
 Mrs. Harris Hyman and Miss Hyman of Groton, Conn.,, are the guests of MT and Mrs. H. Allen Mix of Third avenue West Haven
 This evening in the West Haven town hall will occur the dance given by Harold Cosgrove, Herbert Francis and the Messrs. Baldwin and Ensign. The mothers of these young men will act as patronsses.
 President Henry S. Parmelee of the Fair Haven and westville railroad has returned with his wife from a two months outing at Nassau in the Baha- mas. He had very enjoyable trip.
 William Winans of Whalley avenue left on Tuesday for Katskill, N. Y, where he had been called to the bedside of his mother
 The engagement Is announced of Miss Eva Frederick to William Fisher. Miss Frederick is very popular young lady and has host of friends. MT. Fisher Is also a very prominent young man, being connected with large bakery in Seymour. The date for the wedding has not been decided
 Frank Dole, proprietor of the Edge wood kennels, will leave the first of May for an extended trip through Cam ada. MT. Dole will show at Montreal Quebec and other places. and will take one of the finest strings that his kennel can put on the bench
 Mrs. Henry Tracey of 32 Ward place, West Haven, gave a delightful party in honor of her daughter, Gladys, Monday afternoon. from 30 to 6:30. The time l H. . and music. The dining table was pret- tily decorated in green and white crepe paper and cut flowers, and was laden l with all the good things that delight the young. The birthday cake with it's seven dainty candles was not missing from the feast of goodies The little | hostess was the recipient of many little ! of the day. Among the 1 little ones present were Norma Cobb, | Olga Vosburgi Oracle Childs, Margaret McIlvine, Martha Hull, Helen Adams, l Mildred Campbell. Bernice Adams, Ha- | gel Babcock, Helen Butterfeld, Dean Cobb Harold Razee, and Clifford Crafts |
 Herbert Wells of Hartford former resident of Saybrook, was in Saybrook | last week. Mir Wells formerly kept livery stable in the Archer building in Saybrook He is now in the employ of the Bishop company of this city.
 Frank Neil of Willard street, who has been quite ill., was better yesterday. On Saturday while at work in the garden MT. Neil suffered a slight shock. He to get into the house and started to build fire His daughter seeing his condition immediately had 1im put to bed, where he has remained
 r. Edward Stivers of Stonington, who las been employed in clerical work for he New York, New Haven and Hart ord railroad for the last fifteen years, ecently at the New Haven office, has assigned to accept a position of trust with the Ansonia Brass and Copper Co. l md entered upon his duties. Mir Stiv- ITS and family resided until few years go in Stonngton, and his many friends most heartily wish him success in his lew venture.
 A very pleasant birthday surprise 'arty was given Miss Meta F. Wood- tiff, at her home. 19 Warren place, tuesday, Games and music rendered he evening enjoyable. Music was rem cred by Miss Meta and Estella Wood uff and Miss Martina Gilbert The ostess was the recipient of many beau ( iful presents. Among the guests pres l mt were the Misses Meta and Estelle Martina Gilbert, Viola Jones, flora Fowler Jennie Ganchet, Minnie nd Pauline Mahler, Maude Sullivan, Iartha Russell, Lillian Brandt, Mrs. Mrs. Bassett, and Mrs. 'armelee, and Carl Brandt, Walter Woodruff, Ben Russell, Eben Sage, F. mith, Harry Harwill, Roland Brandt, 'urt Woodruff, Alexander Brandt, rank Ackrill Stephen Fowler, Fred langley, and MT. Bassett and Mir Woods The womens board of Grace hospital . lank the following donors for the gifts {, aceived during the past month: H, F. logg, Bibles; Mrs. Bretzfelder, flow | IS; Hospital Aid society, 9 garments, n
 napkins Mrs. Knight, old muslin; {, [rs. P. c. Smith, potted plants; Trin- z church, flowers; Mrs. Warner, flow ', 's; magazines from Mrs. Newcomb assett, Mrs. Allen Dwight, Miss Fogg, !, ITS. Foote, Mrs. Henry Knight, Mrs. \ orth Mrs. C. A. Palmer, Miss Hattie |. eeey. Mrs. F. D. Smith, Miss Fife mith, Mrs. Todd, 76 Wall street, The programme for the third concert