The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-10

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 Frank Goodyear Smith and wife. whJ have been in Florida, principally at Rock Ledge, left yesterday for home. MT. Smith of the New Haven Window Shade company, father of Frank G.. re- ceived word yesterday that they would start for home yesterday. Mir. and Mrs. Smith have had very pleasant time in Florida and Mr. Smiths health is fully restored.
 The Pequot councils evening at the home of Coroner and Mrs. Eli Mix im- mensely enjoyed. After the whist sim plex recital was given by a member of the family. A buffet luncheon was served during the progress of the game. The winners of the women's prizes were Mrs. s. H. Dawson, first, silver belt buckle; Mrs. G. H. Butler, second china bouillon cup: Mrs. L. A. Bettcher, third, cut glass vase. The men win ming the prizes were James Lyon, first, gold scarf pin; W. P. Futile, second, pocket knife; Dr. A. M. Rice, third thermometer.
 Coroner and Mrs. Eli Mix left this city yesterday morning at o'clock for North Carolina. They will be absent about three weeks.
 Miss Nione Sperry is enjoying a de- lightful visit in New York. She is with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Craig and family who are stopping at Hotel Burlington. They have already made a stay of AI-. Notr trI very soon.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Dwight Place church will give supper followed by an entertainment to-mor- row evening. All interested are cor dially invited to patronize the supper.
 A unique and delightful whist party was given by Ms. William H. Hull of Dwight street, Friday night. Mrs. Hull is charming hostess and her four ta- bIes were filled with Dwight street neighbors, who are noted for the good times they enjoy together. ,
 The Girls Aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church met last evening with Miss Edith Baldwin of Lloyd street.
 Yesterday the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Willis S. Oviatt was celebrated at the home on Lafayette avenue.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Hum- phrey street Congregational church will give one of their regular monthly teas tomorrow evening.
 Charles Gillette of Pond Point, Mill ford, who has been on the sick list for the past few days, is reported slowly recovering his usual health.
 Professor William Lyon Phelps lec- tured before the Hartford Twentieth Century club last evening.
 Captain John Williams, the Branford grain merchant, is at his home on Montowese street suffering from an ul cer on one eye. The trouble was caused by some small grains of wheat getting into the eye when he was unloading a car.'
 The Ladies Social union of the Trim ity M. E. church is arranging for a sale and supper to be given on We'd nesday evening, the eighteenth. Miss Maud Armstrong. president of the un- ion, is in charge, and an able list of committees has been appointed to at tend to the various phases of the af fair.
 Last Saturday evening at the home of Samuel Ef1and, "A York street, Miss Goldy Stromberg of this city was unit ed in marriage to Abraham Welch of Hartford. Rev. Aaron Buchalter per formed the ceremony after which a feast was spread and was enjoyed till midnight. The young couple will re- side at IS Factory street.
 Professor E. w. Scripture, head of the department of experimental psy- chology at Yale, has been awarded the Edward Longstreth medal of merit from the Franklin Scientific Institute Philadelphia, for his investigations in detecting color blindness. Professor Scripture has already received medals from Paris for these investigations. He will sail to-day for a several months scientific research "trip in Europe, his particular line being experimental phonetics.
 On Saturday evening MT. and Mrs. Merit w. Merwin and daughters of Gulf street, Milfod entertained com pany of young people in honor of Miss Marjorie Gum and her friend, Miss Sarah Truman, who arrived late Fri day afternoon and left town yesterday to resume thei studies in the Rye sem mary, at Rye, N. Y.
 John Ashcraft from Staten Island, N. Y, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. L. Swain in Clinton.
 Dr. George W. Carroll of Bridgeport was in Milford, Sunday, the guest of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Carroll of River street.
 Several young ladies and gentlemen of West Haven are taking part in "Evangeline," which is to be given in the Hyperion, March 27 and 2S. Among the number are: Miss Isabella Tolles, Miss Catherine Stevenson, Miss Alice Williams, Miss Nellie Brown, Mabel Williams, Charles Yorke and James Tolles.
 Louis H. Cohen has just completed 8 new march dedicated to the local lodge of Eagles.
 George Armstead of Main street, West Haven, has recovered from an attack of grip.
 A committee of local barbers will go to Hartford to-day to speak in favor of the proposed creation of a barber shop inspector. Nearly every city and town will also have representatives from the Barbers' unions there to urge Ii