The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-17


 Mrs. James H. Webb of Centervillt l has sent out invitations for large May party of children to be given on Satur' day afternoon from 4 until o'clock | The young people will take the 3:24 cal l from the green, which will convey then l to the Webb country seat in time foi | the May-pole dance on the lawn, Whlcr will be the opening feature of the res tivities. A special car which has beer ordered for o'clock will carry the New Haven guests back to town. J. Dennis Fitzpatrick has returned tc this city after stay at his home ln Norwich in the interest of his health. Mrs. Ernest Wadhams and daughter Mildred of West Haven are visiting in Groton.
 Max Adler is having sea wall built in front of his cottage on Beach street West Haven. Spiles are being driven and masonry work done. The sea was washing away that portion within few feet of the road.
 Mrs. D. F. Norris, who has been vis- iting her brother, MT. Wadhams or Washington avenue West Haven, has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 Wilbur E. Goodwin of Hartford has taken the Pleasant View house, Savin Rock, and opens up this week. It will be managed by Mr.. Patten.
 Professor Edwin B. Wilson, instruc- tor in mathematics in the academic de- partment at Yale, has been granted a years absence and will probably leave for Europe at the close of the present college year. pr. Herbert F. Hawkes., who has been in Europe for the past year, will return in time to take up the work in mathematics at the opening of the college year next September
 Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury will spend to-day and Sunday in Walling- ford where she will be the guest of Miss Clara Wildman.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Farrell and Mrs. N. Tarrant and Miss Nable Tarrant of Norwich were in this city and Ansonia last week the guests of friends.
 Cards were issued for the wedding of Miss Bertha Boss of Albany, N. Y, to Philip Farnsworth of this city, son of ex-Mayor Farnsworth. and member of the class of '94, Yale. He is also a law school graduate. The wedding will take place at St, Peters church, AL bany, on June 4.
 An informal conference of the New Haven county members of the Brother hood of St. Andrew to be held at St. Paul's church, this city, next Thursday evening, Mag p. The conference will last from to 10 p. m. and there will be a discussion of the annual meeting of the Connecticut local assembly in Wa tertown, June 2122 and of the Boston convention October 9-12
 Lawyer Tyler and family have moved into their cottage on Beach street, Saw in Rock. They are also joined by their daughter from New York, where she has been spending the winter.
 Miss Coe, a niece of J. C. Coe, and daughter of John Coe of New York, is travelling with a party throug Califor- mia and will not return until July.
 A. Felsberg, who is the proprietor of the delicatessen establishment on Con- gress avenue, has opened branch es- on. Grove street, Savin Rock.
 Miss Bartlett is III at the home of her parents on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 MT and Mrs Harry Lindsley. who have been visiting Mrs. Lindsley's par ants, MT. and Mrs Edward Smith of Center street, West Haven, have gone to New York to reside. removing from Boston. MT Lindsley has accepted position with a New York house
 Frank Palmer, who for eleven years had been with the O. A. Dorman com pany, has accepted a position with Cur tiss & Bradley. printers and station CTS.
 The Cerese club of West Haven met last evening with the Misses Marion and Harriet Ferry ttheir home on Elm street.
 Arbeiter Singing society has voted to 1old an outing on Decoration day at Fowler's farm in Westville
 Miss Alice Reynolds will entertain the he Saturday Afternoon Whist club at Ter residence on Main street, West Haven, to-day. An event which promises much pleas Ire is the annual May dance to be giv- n by New Haven circle, No 2S, C.. O. '. of A., at Music hall Saturday even- ng, May IF. Mrs. Edward Smith of Center street Vest Haven, has gone to New York with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Linds- ey, to assist her in getting settled in Ter new home. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bornmann nd family, who have been spending a nonth with Mrs. Bornmann's parents, ! Ir. and Mrs. Christie of Center street, l Vest Haven has ret,1rned to +ba;r