The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-07

Mrs. Edward J. Spall of Pittsfeld, Mass, formerly Miss Rose Hazelton of this city, and her little daughter, Mar ion, are the guests of Mrs. A. N. Rowe of $40 Whitney avenue. They have been here several weeks and will return to their home this week.
 ] Invitations are out for the wedding Of Pere G. Wallmo. secretary to Con- gressman N. D. Sperry, to Miss Bess Jewell Case. daughter of Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Case of this city. They will be married at 6:SO o'clock on Saturday, December 26, at St. Johns Episcopal church, Orange street.
 i Mrs. Albert Cass of 105 Elm street en- tertained the twelve ladies of her whist club on Friday afternoon and one of the most social meetings of the season was enjoyed by all present.
 MT, and Mrs. Adolphus Parsons spent l Thanksgiving day with his parents and other relatives in this city, it being a farewell visit. MT. and Mrs. Parsons, who played at Polls theater few weeks ago under the stage name of Dolph and Susie Levino. sailed last week for Flu rope, where they have three years contract to visit all the leading cities. This is their second tour of the conti- nent
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven was entertained Friday by Mrs. James Jones of Campbell avenue. The substitutes for the afternoon were Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Green. Mrs. Gran miss and Mrs. S. s. Beach. Mrs. BuEtis won the first prize, and Mrs Frederick Dickerman the second.
 Mrs. Louis Felsburg has been four four weeks in Washington, D. C., visit ing MT. and Mrs. Henry Copperthite. MT. and Mrs. Copperthite came to visit their son William Copperthite, proprie- tor of the former H. H. Olds' bakery on Chapel street, and Mrs. Felsburg went to Washington with them.
 Mrs. James Kellas of WhaIley ave- nue is suffering from a severe attack of the grip and is under the care of Dr. Winne. Ma.s. { Mrs. Professor George B. Day and Miss Hotchkiss will give a tea from 4 to 6 Wednesday, December 16, from 125 College street. .... Mrs. Professor James Pierpont of 42 Mansfield street gave birthday party for her daughter Louise from to ' Saturday. Mrs. Pierpont was assisted by Mrs. Boune and Miss Edith verrill. Professor A. E. Verrill of the scientific school delighted the twelve young ladies with microscopic specimen demonstra- tion and an explanatory talk on the same, Light refreshments were served. Mir. and Mrs. Albert Benham of Ham, den were given complete surprise by Naomi Rebeeca lodge, No. 1, last Fri day night. A fine water scene was pre- scented by Mrs. Huntley in behalf of the members. Mr. and Mrs. Benham re- sponded thanking the friends and well coming them. MT. Botsford gave a piano selection. Mrs. Huntley sang and Mrs. Libbie Griswold recited. A fine col 1ation was served. The hour of parting was all too soon at hand.
 The following officers were elected at the regular meeting of Mason Rogers ". R. C.. Branford, held last week: President, Mrs. Julia Flanders; senior vice. Miss Lizzie Cook: junior vice, Alice Beach: treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Boynton; chaplain, Mrs. Harriet Gray; conductor. Mrs. Lulla Moore; guard, Mrs. Amanda Beach: delegate to com ing convention Mrs. Lulla Moore; alter nate. Miss Susie Cook. They will be installed in conjunction with the off, cers of the G. A. R. post in the new lodge room in the Milford block. Another announcement of interest is | that of tea to be given by Mrs. George n Jo4a 4 until 6 on the afternoon Of Decem- Der IS. .-.@,. MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Smith of Davis street are the happy parents of baby boy born Thursday night. Thomas Nelson Page. whose lecture, "The Old Plantation Negro and His Successor at the Graduate club Satur- day evening was such a success is the guest Of Professor Woolsey. MT. Page arrived in the city Friday noon. Satur- day night a dinner was given in his honor at the club. Several dinners and entertainments have been planned for MT. Page. during his stay in New Ha- ven. S... .... Colonel Thomas E. Addis of this city left Saturday for Coronado, Cal, where he will spend the winter. Lewis F. Welch. editor of the Yale Alumni Weekly, has returned from weeks hunting trip in Holland county.
 Harry Trowbridge gave a dinner dance at the Country club Saturday night. There were ten guests present.
 The entertainment committee of the Turn Verein will entertain in Turn hall tonight with a concert and ball, the proceeds of which are to be used for the benefit Of the German school recently opened.
 MT. and Mrs. John Davenport Wheel CT passed last week in Boston the guests Of General Rockwell and his daughter, Miss Rockwell.
 Accompanied by his two children Mr. Heinrich Burlzhardt ot this city em- parked on she steamer Neckar last Thursday bound for Germany, where he expects to make his future home.
 Miss Elizabeth Mitchell of Edgewood will sail from Philadelphia on Thursday for Jamaica. She will be absent several weeks.
 The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Bicycle club will be held on Monday ev- ening. December IA, and all members are asked to be present.
 Major Henry Hooker of Governor