The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-15

I West Haven, who has been very sick for several weeks, has so far recov- cred as to be able to sit up for the
 larger part of the day.
 William E. Elliott of Boston is visit ing his usual haunts in this city. His
 visit will be about ten days duration.
 Mrs. James Cullom leaves to-day to
 spend week with friends in Cheshire.
 Mrs. Horace Capen of Torrington is
 spending the week with Mrs. Barnes
 of Shelton avenue.
 Miss Justine Beardsley of Shelton is
 the guest of Miss Ruth Wheeler.
 Miss Carrie Fitzgerald of Waterbury,
 who has been the guest of Miss Fitz-
 simmons, returns to her home to-day.
 Mrs. Inman of Ward street entertain
 ed her whist club yesterday afternoon.
 Supper was served after the game and the members will go in a body to the I o. E. s. whist at Polar Star hall, Fair Haven. The members of the club are:
 Mrs. J. S. Hinnan, Mrs. E. Gorham,
 Mrs F. Russell. Mrs. J. Bearhalter,
 Mrs. Frank ,Upson, Mrs. Fred Fisher,
 Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs. T. Bright,
 Mrs. F. Webber, Mrs. Frank Atwood,
 Mrs. F. Bartlett, Mrs. A. E. Bradley. Miss Caroline Feuchtwanger of | Bridgeport is spending the week with
 Miss Mamie Schiner of Carlisle street.
 John ". Kreutzer will entertain some
 school friends at his home on State
 street this evening.
 l Mrs. Isaac Rhodes of Wethersfield is
 the guest of Mrs. Henry Rhodes of | Webster street.
 | The Ladies Social union of Trinity
 M, E. church will hold their annual
 reception to pastor and friends of the
 congregation this evening at o'clock.
 An interesting programme has been
 prepared by the entertainment com- mittee. Mrs. Edith Porter Kraft and \ the quartette of the church will render i, selections, and there will also be other attractions. A pleasant evening is as- ! sured to all who will avail themselves | of the opportunity of coming out A
 hearty welcome will be. given to all.
 Light refreshments will be served dur
 ing the evening. l Mrs. William States and Mrs. Frank
 SouthWorth of this city, who have been visiting W. F. Wells in Southington, have returned
 Dr. Russell of this city was called
 in consultation with Dr. W. G. Stead
 man in Southington, Monday afternoon
 on the case of John Oxley. MT. Oxley | has been suffering some time with a
 complicated injury to his shoulder
 caused by an accident which occurred
 some time. ago. It was in the nature
 of dislocation and after the physi- l clans had examined it an anaesthetic ! was administered and it was put in place. It will be several days before
 MT. Oxley can use the arm.
 The engagement is announced of ! Miss Verne Weston, daughter of Dr.
 and Mrs. H. D. Weston of this city. ! to Dr. Daniel Milton Driver of Brook
 lyn, N. Y. Miss Weston is member | of Gamma Phi Beta society of Alpha ! chapter of Syracuse university. Dr. 1 Driver is a member of Xxi Psi Phi fra ternity of Beta chapter of the New
 York College of Dentistry. l Attroney J. P. Goodhart and Mrs ! Goodhart, who have been in Atlantic l City ten days. have returned. They 1 stopped at the Windsor while away and had very pleasant Easter vacation. | Mrs. Geodhart entered her famous bulldog Jack of Spades" in the dog ] show while at Atlantic City, and he ! won prize. Last year Jack was more 1 successful and came home bedecked ! with blue ribbons He was in poor ' health this time, however, and was
 attended by veterinary during the ! show.
 Christian Brocar of this city has gone to Newark, N. J., where he has
 secured a situation with one of the l large car register firms.
 Mrs. F. M. Smith, Center street, West
 Haven, entertained the Monday After | noon Whist club. The members who played were: Mrs. E.. A. Howarth,
 Mrs. Adrian Heiteman, Mrs. D. A. Kin | ner, Mrs. J. H. Reynolds, Mrs. Charles | Graham Mrs. Josie Whitney, Mrs I Henry Forbes, Mrs. F. R. Lewis, Mrs. ! Louis Lampson, Mrs. M. J. Adams ] Mrs. George Somers, Mrs. Frank Kim | berly and Mrs. George Bailey. The substitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. Allen Renfrew and Mrs. J. c. Ed wards. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Kimberly, Monday, April | 20th.
 This evening a. farewell reception will be given to Rev. and Mrs. Me | Nicholl and family in the parlors of l the Methodist church in West Haven. All friends are invited. MT. McNicholl | has been a general favorite since his | pastorate in West Haven and he will i leave many friends in the borough. 1 His family have been of great assist ance musically and socially in the 1 church.
 There are a few desirable boxes still l to be had for the whist militaire to be given at the armory by St. Johns R. | c. church and by calling at the rectory
 or armory information regarding them | will be given.
 Miss Christine A. Kahl of Walling- l ford is the guest, for few days, of 1 MT. and Mrs. Enscoe of 45 Edwards street, .@e .ss -r~@ a,