The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-17

where.
Anthony Carroll. who is i'll at Grace
hospital, was operated upon for appen-
dicitis yesterday and the operation was
successful. Last night Mr.. Carroll
was resting easily and the prospects Of
his recovery were good as his many
friends will be glad to know.
Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury is very
i'll and will be unable to give her lee
ture at the Colonial entertainment OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the Church
of the Redeemer to be held this even
ing. Miss Susan Hayes Ward of New
ark, sister of Rev. DR.. Ward, editor of
the Independent, has been secured to
lecture in Mrs. Salisbury's stead. Miss
Ward is too favorably known to need
any comment, and those attending will
be assured of a very interesting even
ing.
The recently formed club composed Of
employees of Kiernan's printing estah-
lishment known as the Eight-Point-Ben
Franklin Athletic club, held its first out
1uS SuuOdS. o"lILE W LliC
weather only threefifths of the menu
bers met at the appointed place. The
trip included Mt. Carmel, and In all the
club walked nearly twenty-five miles.
The three members who made the best
time were William Cannon, F. Van
Dyck and the Irish champion, John F.
Driscoll. All expressed great satisfac-
ton over the result and it is expected
that a similar trip will be taken next
Sunday.
The Plumbers union held very en-
joyable smoker last night with lunch
and varied programme.
Co. H, Boys Brigade, held a banquet
in the Y. NJ. C. A. banquet hall last
evening President George e. Rogers
presided. Co. H is connected with the
Fist M. E. church.
George Dudley Seymour and George
Day Jackson returned from Washington
yesterday where they were ushers at
the Gallaudet- Cockrell wedding, spend
ing several days as guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Edward NJ. Gallaudet at Kendall
Green.
Large crowds have marked the at
tendance at the big union fair of the
Westville and Highwood Catholic
chuches which is now in progress at
Music hall. Over 1,700 were present at
the fair on Saturday night and arrange
ments are being made to handle as
many tonight. There were several
special attractions last night.
A merry party Of invited guests as
sembled at the home of Mrs, Frank F.
Hooker the Ferndale, 1477 Elm street,
on Monday evening last, the occasion
being the birthday anniversary of the
hostess. Progressive whist was the
feature of the evening, seven tables
participating in the game.
No date has as yet been secured for
John Mitchelrs visit to New Haven,
but it is thought that Mr. Mitchell will
be able to come here about the first or
second week in March or April.
The Epworth league of st. Andrews
M. E. church held valentine social at
the home of Miss Olive Woodward on
Saturday evening. Quite large num-
Der was present, and very enjoyable
evening was had. Games and music
were INDUCED in, and dull care was
dispensed with entirely. The home Of
the hostess was deliberately decorated,
the Epworth league colors being used
The ceilings were festooned and hearts
were prevalent throughout. Each one
present received valentine, and the
greetings exchanged were most cordial
At the supper each one was presented
with heart as a sousenir of the happy
occasion.
Rev. George Hubbard on Sunday
morning made a brief farewell address
at the morning service in the Congrega-
tional church, West Haven. Mr.. Hub
bard spoke of the kindness that had
been shown himself and family while
here on their furlough, and also of the
enjoyment they had taken IN this visit
to their old home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
bard after the service babe a personal
farewell to most of the church MEM
bers. At the Young Peoples meeting
Mr.. Hubbard made his farewell address
to the society.
James Shea, the Broad street harness
maker Of Milford, has gone for an sn-
definite period, having accepted a re-
sponsible position with Barnum g.
Bailey, the showmen, in New York city.
He will keep the harness and other
traps of the great circus in proper COLI
dition.
The entertainment committee of the
Young Mems Republican club has plan
ned for dance to be given In Repub-
lican hall next Friday evening. 1t will
be one of the series arranged for this
winter. All the affairs this season
have been largely attended.
Mrs. J. T. Langlois, superintendent
of the Junior Epworth league, and
friends will entertain the Juniors at a
Washington tea to be held in the chapel
of the Taylor NJ E. church, Milford, on
Friday, February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hodges of Cen
ter street, West Haven, entertained the
whist club, of which they are members
last evening.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dis
brow have received word that the
couple are spending their honeymoon
at the Hotel Ormond, at Ormond, Fla
Mrs, Disbow, who was Mrs. Luther
Couch, and Mr.. Disbrow were married
quietly, and have been south about two
weeks.
Miss Flora Cooke of this city was the
guest of relatives in Branford Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Republican club will be
held on next Thursday evening, wher
about thirty new applications for mem
bership will be acted on at that time
Tho b,1cipasc ,,oaatipor will bo folIouoS