The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12

commander OF the Ladies OF Maccabees,
Jennie B. Cation hive, was presented
with beautiful gold pin Of the order
by the members this week in Teeogni-
ton Of her fine and earnest work. The
presentation speech was made by Mrs.
Reyne Strodel Friedman.
Frank Beach Of Branford. who is suf-
fering with fractured shoulder, is re-
covering.
Harry Pierson Of Main street. Bran
ford. removed his family to this city
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Dayton and son,
Harold. of West Haven, have gone to
Plainield. N. j., to attend the wedding
of Mrs. Dayton's brother, Harry Pot
ter, to Miss Mabel Woodruff.
Mrs. James H. Peck of Savin avenue
entertained the Monday Afternoon
Whist club Monday. The substitutes
for the afternoon were Mrs. William
Brainard. Mrs. Clark Of Savin avenue,
Mrs. T. A. Spreyer and Mrs. Charles B.
Warner.
Mrs. c. H. Brook of West Haven was
given a house warming in her new
home, 21S Campbell avenue. Miss Bes-
sic OBrien sang several solos and Miss
Alma Korte also sang. Stereopticon
views were shown by Howard B. WEIGH.
A fine collation. was served to twenty
guests. Numerous gifts were received
by Mrs. Brooks. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Roessler. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard B. WEIGH. Elvin An
toinette Tasch Mr. Low, Mr.. Thalpert,
Mr.. and Mrs Staples, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman, and H. Burchard Redfield,
master of ceremonies.
The Olympia club held meeting at
the home of Lena Nash Monday even
ing The evening was pleasantly spent
in solos and piano selections. A buffet
luncheon was served, after which the
meeting adjourned. The next meeting
will be at the home of Ida Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Alling of New
York are at their grandmothers Mrs.
| Alpheus Merwin, in Orange. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alling will attend the wedding of
Miss Clark and Mr. Woodruff this ev-
ening.
The annual fair of the New Haven
City Guard vii open in the old Haru-
gari hall on December and close on the
18th of the same month. In past years
this event has been held in the Second
Regiment arrnory, but on account of the
armory having been let the Guard had
to secure another hall. At this year.
event $514 will be given in prizes to
season and admission ticket holders.
The first meeting of the season of
the s. S. Whist club this season was
held with Mrs. s. H. Dawson Of Dwight
street Monday afternoon. 1t was quite
q joyous reunion. The prizes were won
| by Mrs Charles I. Shepard, who held
the highest score, receiving a beautiful
cut glass cider pitcher, Mrs. Butler
and Mrs. Small cutting for second prize
the former winning and receiving a
hand painted cream pitcher. The men,
bers present were Mrs. r. II. Benton
Mrs. A. c. Bushnell, Mrs. C. w. Blakes-
lee, Mrs William s Chatfeld, Mrs. w
T. Dill. Mrs. s. Fl, Dawson, Mrs. F. A
Hauff. Mrs. JOHN A. Hull, Mrs. g. A
Maycock. Mrs. gC. w. Pickett. Mrs
Charles Shepard, Mrs. John H. Shaw
Mrs. George Small, Mrs. G. H. Butler
Mrs. r. G. Baldwin.
The Yale undergraduates who con.
| TRIBUTE 10 LHe university MISSIONS iunC
collection have selected as their mission
airy representative for the coming veal
Fred NJ. Gilbertof the class Of '99. HI
has just left London for Lahore, INDIA
where he will enter the mission field a
once. He has been engaged IN post
graduate work at oxford university the
past year.
Miss Anita Webster's class In Curren
Events met with Mrs. Eli Mix Monday
afternoon. The subject, "Engiand'E
Modern Premiers." was greatly enjoyed
by all those who were fortunate enough
to be present. In the class are included
Mrs. DR.. Hotchkiss, Mrs. James f
Todd, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs Carleton
Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Henry
Highly, Mrs. Asa c. Bushnell Mrs II
B. Armstrong, Mrs. Fred Benton, Mrs
Dwight Blakeslee, Mrs. d. A. Blakeslee
Mrs Fred Andrews, Mrs. George AID.
kins, Mrs. Hine, Mrs. f. A. Boyd, Mrs
James Bishop, Mrs. John Hull. Mrs
Wylie, Mrs. Schermerhorn, Mrs. Hardy
Mrs. William IT, Hull, Mrs. Earl, Miss
Maude Armstrong, Mrs. Ell Mix, Mrs
Bassett, Mrs. Fred Hauff, Mrs. james
p. Wood.