The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-21

several readings and Mrs. Kenett Good year sang, and lunch was served.
 Mrs Harry Rowe Shelley of New
 York city, whose husband was formerly
 of New Haven is the guest of Hon. E | r. Dickie in Guilford
 George Johnson was given q farewell dinner by his friends Tuesday evening at the Tontine hotel MT. Johnson lefi 1 Wednesday for Pittsburg, where he will
 engage in business. Some of the gen | tlemen who attended were the Messrs l Henry DeB. Forbes Claude and F'reo
 Heitman, Guilford Young. Clifford
 Smith, George Kelsey, Harry Emblel
 and others
 | Mrs. Edward j. Chittenden of Gull ford has moved to New Haven, her fur
 niture departing for tins city few | days since.
 ! Roland c. Hayden, teller at the Say
 brook bank of Essex for the past three
 years, has severed his connection with
 that institution to accept position i'll
 the Naugatuck National bank on March
 1.
 Samuel Cheney of Ivoryton is serious ly i'll with pneumonia. His sons, Dr. Il. c. Cheney of Palmer, Mass, and A. C..
 Cheney of Castleton, N. Y, are both
 at home caring for him.
 The members of the Leonids Whist club were entertained by Miss Soder-
 berg of 55 Houston street Among
 those present were: Miss Sargent, Miss
 Inez Dennison, Miss Fitch, Miss Peck,
 Miss Hattie Dennison Miss Pond, Miss
 Soderberg and MT. and Mrs. Bosseler,
 Messrs. Sargent, Holbrook, Evarts,
 Clinton, Ruickoldt, Barnes and John
 son. The ladies' prize was won by Miss
 Hattie Dennison; the gentlemen's prize
 by MT. Johnson; M. Bosseler was the
 winner of the booby. The next meet
 ing will be held at the residence of Mrs.
 Bosseler, 112 Dwight street.
 Professor Russell H. Chittenden di
 rector of the Sheffield Scientific school, left yesterday afternoon for Baltimore, where he will officially represent Yale university al the inauguration of Pro- lessor Ira Remsen as president of Johns Hopkins university to-day and tomor- row. In connection with the inaugura- tion the twenty fifth anniversary of the Baltimore university will be celebrated. It is understood that two or three other members of the Sheffield Scientific school faculty will attend the exercises, although not as official delegates.
 Mrs. Veitch and daughter, Miss Mar garet Veitch of New Haven, who have been staying at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. l. Maltby, have returned home.
 The United Study club of Missions will meet ill the parlors of the First Congregational church this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Subject for discussion: "Charlemange to Bernard of Claivo- anx" Leaders, Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Mrs Clarence Davis and Miss Nettie Squires. Papers will be read by Mrs. Frank Hyde, Mrs. c. B. Davis on Mo Mrs. D. s. Skinner, Early Women Missionaries, and Mrs D. T. Welch "S. Chrysoston." All la dies in the borough who are interested are cordially invited to attend.
 At the business meeting of the Faith ful circle of Kings Daughters of West Haven, held at the home of Mrs Clar- ance l.. Clark, on Tuesday afternoon, he following officers were elected: Leader, Mrs. Clarence l.. Clark; vice eader, Miss Mae Wilkinson: secretary | md treasurer. Miss Isabel Tolles
 The committee consisting of T. J. f Mccarthy, P. J. Carney and G. H. Hair { which were appointed a committee of he Branford Agricultural society at [ heir special meeting last Tuesday ev- ming to confer with Hon. Louis A. | Tiske, respecting the removal of the l contract for the sole management of | he society for term of years will | meet at the home of MT. F'iske at Cres- ent Bluff this afternoon at o'clock o arrange for the details of said con ract, etc.
 The Young Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church, West Haven. met asst evening with Miss Nellie Brown t her residence on Third avenue.
 The friends of Charles Dill of West faven gave him a surprise Wednesday vening at his home on Elm street. ome of his guests were the Misses lulu Allen, Dorothy Bond, Mamie ling, Flossie Humphrey Esther Hurl- urt, Viola Gooding. Florence Bur ows, Rubie Christie, Florence and Tuini Sherman, Messrs. Ray Crafts eorge Caldwell, Westley Thomas, | eorge and Edgar Humphrey Harry uttle, Marston Harris, Edwin Sher- lan and Willie Donhauer. The officers of the Veteran associa- on, Company D, National Blues, hich were elected week ago were , uly installed Wednesday evening with ( ppropriate ceremonies in the Blues ( ,om in the armory. The officers were $ , follows: President, General Andrew S . Embler; vice president, Major Ed \ ard l. Williams; treasurer, Lieuten- g 1t James c. Twining; secretary, Cap ' in Arthur E. Smith There were 2 om fifty to sixty members present and V ley voted to turn out in a body to the f Ill, which is to be held this evening. q were afterward served. f Miss Katherine Fitzgerald of 237 Dix e ell avenue, a charming young lady, F it last evening for New York, from | here she will start on Saturday for F e Philippines, where her wedding to 'ewster Frost Ames, Yale 1901, of AL my, N. Y!, is to take place on her ar l val there. She will be accompanied 0
 far as New York by her three sis f; rs, the Misses Margaret Mollie and t. ma Fitzgerald, where she will be met V
 Mrs. Ames, mother of the groom, l q 10 will accompany her on her jour IT y to the Philippines and will remain q tn them in their future home. MT a