The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-03

Ralph Bradley of Washington ave
 nue. Branford, has returned from his visit with his brother, H. E. Bradley of Providence, R. I.
 On Friday evening of this week the Brotherhood of Dwight Place church
 will hold business meeting, followed by social, to which the wives and friends of the members have been in- vited.
 Letters have been received from MT. and Mrs. George H. Hubbard from Oberlin, O., saying that all the family were well and that MT. and Mrs. Hub
 hard. with their daughter, Miss Nela,
 lad started on their journey for San | Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Goldberg of No. 14O Asylum street celebrated the twen- ] tieth anniversary of their marriage at their home Sunday evening. Music and entertainment was furnished until mid night and very pleasant evening was passed by the guests, among whom were MT. and Mrs. Gesler of Fair Ha- ven, MT. and Mrs. Finmack of Fair Haven, Mir. Hertz, the Misses Gold baum, W. Levy, MT. and Mrs. Valos- l linn. A number of handsome gifts were
 presented. From MT. and Mrs. Gesler, set of china: from MT. and Mrs. Fin
 mack, two china cups and saucers;
 from MT. Levy, mirror, and several others.
 The many friends of Mrs. Frank
 Strickland were glad to see her in her
 place again Sunday in the quartette of the Congregational church, West Ha- ven, after several weeks illness.
 The regular meeting of Sterling cir cle C. o. F. of A, will be held this evening at the usual meeting place. Some very important business will come up for consideration and it is ex-
 pected that all members will be pres ent. There is great activity among the
 Companions at the present time.
 On March Il and P the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will hold sale and entertainment in the West Haven town hall Mrs. Ed ward Dickerman has the entertainment programme in charge and is preparing to present two farces: "Anita's Trial" and 'Maidens All Forlorn." The sale will consist of a fine display of fancy articles.
 Several of the young people of West Haven have received invitations to party to be given by Miss Rebecca Harris of Washington avenue, this city, tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace McDivitt of Brooklyn spent Sunday with their pa rents, MT. and Mrs. Jervis Kelvey of Center street, West Haven. A reception was held Sunday even ing at the residence of Emanuel Shure, 269 Cedar street, it being his twenty ninth birthday. A host of friends were present to enjoy the fine spread pre- pared for the occasion by Masari, a ca- terer from New York. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. l.. Frisch of New York; MT. and Mrs. Charles Bern stein, MT. and Mrs. H. Meyers, MT. and Mrs. J. Holmes, MT. and Mrs. J. Davis, Mir. and Mrs. I. Isaacs, MT. and Mrs. A. Price, Mir and Mrs. D. Petot. l.. H. Cohen was toastmaster and many eloquent speeches were delivered. The Second Regiment orchestra fur nished excellent music during the even- ing. Mir Shure was the recipient of some costly presents.
 Miss Nancy Smith has resumed her teaching at the Washington school, West Haven, after an absence of month.
 Miss Adelaide Wallace entertained the Saturday Matinee club at her home on Main street, Saturday. The substi- tutes for the afternoon were Mrs. Mo Divitt of Brooklyn and Miss Harriet Haven. Mrs. George E. Bailey won the prize.