The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-25

Haven, last evening by Rev. Arthur ). Gammack.
 Frank Edwards and family, of West vile, on Monday moved into the apart ments at sS6 Whalley avenue. MT. Ed wards. who was the teamster at the Springside farm, recently purchased Jerome Downs milk route and will as sume charge of it on or about the first of March.
 Mrs. George Taylor. of Harrison street, Westvflle, entertained the mem bers of the NeighborhoOd Whist ciuo last night.
 Mrs. Mary Farley. wife of John Far .ey, of Valley street. Westville, was taken Monday to the New Haven nos pital, where she will be operated upon for appendicitis. Mrs. Farley has been i'll several weeks.
 A whist party, followed by dance, was held last night under the auspices of Ethel chapter, Order of the Eastern Star Masonic hall, Westville, was the scene of the event.
 The E. O. w. Whist club held its reg ular meeting yesterday afternoon at the
 home of Mrs. Arthur Earle, S6S George street. | Word received from M. J. Carroll, Of 2O6 Crown street. who is on his way to southern California, announces pleas ant journey. He is now in Washing
 ton.
 The first informal reception of the Myopia assembly was held lest evening
 at Lenox hall on York square. A fine programme was given, StanfOTds or chestra furnishing music. The com mittee of arrangements was composea of Bert Kelly, William FraWley ana John H. Cahill.
 B. Glazier, the Temple street shoe dealer, gave a reception Sunday even ing in honor of the engagement Of ms sister, Miss Rosie GlaZier, to Benjamin Glazier. About two hundred and ntty New York and New Haven friends or the young people were present he- treatments were served by the host ana
 music and dancing occupied the hours
 from to F.
 Mrs. Irving Fisher entertained the
 Colonial Danes yesterday afternoon al
 her home on Prospect street.
 Rev. Dr. w. J. Mutch, pastor of the Howard Avenue Congregational church
 who has been in Chicago attending the
 convention for religious education, is
 expected home to-day. After the con yention Dr. Mutch made a visit to ms
 old home in Elroy, Wis. stopping on the way at Madison and calling on some
 of his classmates of the University or !, Wisconsin, of which MT. Mutch is a
 graduate. He writes that his trip has been a pleasant one.
 The annual banquet of the J. M Greist Hose company was held in Ma sonic hall, Westville, Monday evening . and proved to be most pleasant social function, as those in the past have
 been. About sixty of the members and l their friends were present to enjoy the affair. and at the conclusion of the ban
 ouet the floor was cleared and dancing was enjoyed.
 Mrs. Otto Gustaf Ramsay, of No. 2S1
 Church street, ent ertained yesterday , afternoon in honor of Miss Ramsay sister of Dr. Ramsay. Mrs. Ramsay
 was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Will liam G. Daggett, Mrs. Henry w. Ring , Mrs. Kingsbury. Mrs. Walter Camp , Mrs William Rice, Mrs. Edward sar- gent Miss Mansfield and Miss Gerald l inc Carmalt. The flowers used in thf . reception rooms were the beautiful
 spring iououils and in the dining room : pink roses.
 ; The fair given under the auspices o' the Westville and Highwood churches at Music hall closed last night after . fine run of eight nights. Rev. Father
 Kennedy, under whose personal direc : tion the arrangements were made, be /. lieves that the proceeds from the fail
 will be sufficient to clear the church from debt and that small amour outside of this will be realized