The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-23

where.
 MT. and Mrs. George Starr Barnum
 Edge Hill road, left New Haven on
 Saturday for California by the Santa
 F'e route. Mrs. Rarnum will attend the
 Federated club meetings at Los An
 geles, as delegate from Connecticut
 She is vice president of the Connecti-
 cut Federation.
 Edward Hopkins, the -year-old
 son of Professor E. w. Hopkins of
 Yale had a narrow escape Sunday af'
 ternoon. He fell from a second story
 window to the ground, but apparently
 without injury, not having even a
 bruise to show for his fall which for
 tunately was upon a bed of seashore
 sand used as a playground.
 Mrs. Kate Barrett, superintendent of
 the Washington Florence Crittendon
 Home, gives her last talk in connection
 with rescue work at the Dwight Place church last evening before deeply in
 terested audience.
 A quiet wedding yesterday morning was that of George F. Smith to Miss Mary c. Conway, celebrated at St. Patrick's church at 7:30 The bride groom was formerly clerk in the To- cal postoffice, but on February 1 was transferred to the dead letter office at Washington. The bride was a teacher in Wooster school, but resigned that potion several weeks ago.
 James Gallagher has returned to New Haven after long trip to the west, partly for pleasure. partly for business. He visited Washington and spent an hour or two calling on Sen ator Hawley at his pleasant residence on N street.
 Mrs. William Arfman of Asylum street was very pelasantly surprised Monday evening by about sixteen of her friends. It was the anniversary of her birthday and they gathered to wish her many happy returns, She was the recipient of a number of beautiful presents.
 Miss M. Louise Gallagher the harp ist, returned yesterday noon from Hartford, where she was one of the so- loists at the third and last of the Hart ford Philharmonic concerts for this season. Mrs. Emma Juch, the famous soprano, was the vocal soloist and the orchestra of sixty musicians conduct ed by R. P. Paine of New Britain and Mrs. Harriet Pithbaldo, accompanist, completed the delightful ensemble.
 Miss Carlisle left New Haven Mon day for Wellesley college. She will soon take up her new duties in Bos- ton.
 Lewis c. Boone, who has been night chief of the Postal Telegraph company in this city for several years, has ac- cepted the position of night chief of the Newport office of the company for the coming summer. He will leave here to- morrow for that city. He will go to Boston next fall to accept a permanent position in the general office of the 
 MT. and Mrs. Huntley R. Drummond Of Montreal left on Saturday for trip abroad. They will travel during the coming summer. Miss Reynolds and Miss Madeleine Reynolds of West Ha- ven went down to New York to see them off on the steamer.
 At the Methodist Episcopal church in West Haven last Saturday Thomas Horsfall of Bradford, Eng, was mar led to Lucy Ann, youngest daughter 't the late William and Ann Taylor of Halifax, Eng. The bride is a distant 'elative of John Mackrile of West Ha- zen and after the ceremony a bridal east and informal reception was held It his residence, 409 Main street at which only the immediate family were )idden
 The Monday Afternoon Whist club if West Haven met Monday afternoon with Mrs, George Johnson of Washing on avenue. The prizes were a hand l ome vase and an old fashioned blue | 'late, won by Mrs. James Merwin and l 1rs. M. J. Adams, respectively. The | ubstitutes were Mrs. James Merwin, | 1rs. James Hyde, Mrs. Charles War | Ter and Mrs. Frederique Lewis.
 Professor D. M. Kelsey president of | he Durham Orchard company, re- | urned to his home in Canton, O., Sat | rday.
 Mrs. J. H. Van Buren arrived in 'eW York Monday on the steamship | an Juan from Porto Rico She will i pend few months with her family | n Orange street this city.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Felton Wood of Vest Haven have returned from their elightful trip to Jamaica.
 A very pleasant little affair of Mon- ay evening was the birthday party cid at the Hof Brau in honor of John 7. Rattlesdorfer A dinner was given t which covers were laid for ten.
 The West Haven Social club will 1eet this afternoon with Mrs. George < Bailey of Center street at o'clock.
 Miss Rebecca D. Beach and Miss -1bbons of Grove street spent Sunday New Milford. Miss Beach will ave tomorrow for California to at end the meeting of the National Fed ration of Woman's clubs which will )nvene at Los Angeles in May.
 Louis Rempher is seriously i'll at his ome, No. 250 Davenport avenue. New ork specialists are in attendance and is many friends hope to see him 'me around again into good health. Frank Peck of Litchfield, who has cen spending week with MT and Lrs. James Peck of Burton street, has eturned to his home.
 Miss Gertrude Ferry of New Brigh- m, s. l., former resident of West aven, is the guest of Mrs F, Stark homas at her home on Savin avenue, Test Haven.
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