The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-08

mittee, J. D, Moore; chali lhoil VI G cap and gown committee, E' D. brach ett.
 w A. Hunter of Rutland, Mass, ss. retary of the New England MIX Fro ducerS association. will address IL New Haven County MIX Producers association this morning at lo o'cloc
 at A. O. U. w. hall on Orange street Irving Stevens of this city, who ht been for the past two years m Arlzoh. engaged in bee and honey culture na just returned home, having met WI quite tlattering success in business M Stevens is quite well known in this clSy having for some time been engaged II the grocery business here previous going to Arizona, He is brother | the well known grocery merchants l this city, Robert M and Charles l. ] Stevens.
 Richard A. Plank, manager ol t'" Booth Meat Market at 900 State street | has purchased one-famlly mouse IT West Haven and will remove Wlth ms l family May i. The house has been puilt 1 two years, is of the latest style or arehl | lecture and is situated on Fourth ave
 nue near Elm street
 Mrs. Charles Walker of New Horf spent Thursday and yesterday Wlth ne parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert NeWha'L | of 776 State street. She is now the guest of her friend, Mrs. George EoN | in Bridgeport
 Mrs. Charles Gerner of 52 Nicoll street entertained a number of her friends yesterday afternoon with
 kaffee klatsch. Mrs Louis Weckesser' Mrs Frank Tlesng, Mrs. Edward Sl- gel and a number of other ladies enjoy ed the afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward L. Clark of 143
 Bradley street and Mrs. Curtis of the New Haven Orphan asylum, who left the city three weeks ago for a trp to California, are having delightful tune visiting the most notable cities and eX- pect to be gone about six weeks 1 Mrs John R. Johnson of Woodmont | is spending several weeks with her friend, Mrs. George Lines, in New Mil- ford.
 The Thursday afternoon whist club of twelve members met at the residence of Mrs Charles Mersick on Cottage street Thursday afternoon, Mrs. | Charles r. Merwin won the first prize, picture, and Mrs. Sherlock the second | prize a sofa pillow.
 James A. Church. the contracting | builder living at 262 sherman avenue, was rendered a large surprise party at | his home Thursday evening, the event being in honor of his sixtieth birthday.
 By previous arrangement the invited guests met at the home of Franklin A. zr@ n+1 | $ o'clock the party rushed into MT. Church's home and started as merry a time as has visited the Tenth ward in | many a day. Early in the festivities John Leonard, in an appropriate speech. presented to MT. Church g ! handsome Morris chair the gift of those who had been invited to the func- ton MT. Church responded very hap oily Colonel George D. Post presented | the host with a bunch of sixty roses. one for each year of the life of the re- ceiver. There was number of other gifts. including some handsome sofa 1 pillows. There were many musical se- lections and card playing and other games, with dancing to pass away the | evening A fine collation. was served which had been carefully prepared in l the house out of sight of MT. Church.
 Mrs. Church, the wife of the host, with several lady friends. received the
 guests MT Church is q member of tho
 Governors Foot Guard, and several from the company were present. Those
 present were Lieutenant and Mrs George A. Tucker. Mir, and Mrs. Rich ard NJ. Russell, MT. and Mrs. Clayton Morse, George Hunter, Mir and Mrs. J. A. Osgood, Mrs. William H. Hubbard l Colonel and Mrs. G D. Post, Policeman and Mrs. George Rowley, MT and Mrs Albert Dillon, Lieutenant and Mrs
 James, MT and Mrs. Frank Curtiss Miss Hannah Curtiss, MT. and Mrs. Walter Church, MT. and Mrs. Austin
 1 Strugis, MT and Mrs Edward P. | James, Mir and Mrs. John Leonard
 | Miss Florence Osborn Miss Jennie l Comerford, Dr. Seibold and Mrs. Sci
 bold Mrs. c. A. Merwin, Mrs, A. C. l Converse. MT. and Mrs. Amos Dicker-
 man, MT. and Mrs. MacGregor, Miss ". | A. MacGregor, Martin Church Mir. and l Mrs. Frank Bronson. MT. and Mrs l John s, Osborn, Arthur Church. Miss Abill Springfield, and MT. and Mrs.
 Fred Augur and Mrs. M. O. James of 1 Branford.