The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-15

long time before her marriage was a valued employe in Howe & Stetson's store.
 Frank Lewis Mason. of West Haven. the author and evil engineer, has gone to Oxford, N. J., to inspect the iron mines there. for which he is consulting engineer.
 Mrs. Hardy. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hyde of Washington avenue. West Haven. has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 The Willing Workers will meet this evening at the home of Elmer Scranton, First avenue. West Haven. Several enw members were voted in at the last meet ing.
 Miss Marguerite Fiske. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elverton Fiske of Chapel street, has been appointed by her school society, the Alpha Alpha Sorority, to represent her associates at a dance to be given in Bridgeport this evening, the fifteenth, by the Alpha Alpha girls in that city.
 Robert Deckton. an empioye of the Greist company, was taken suddenly i'll at the factory Wednesday and was re- moved to Springside home for treat ment at the suggestion of Dr. Marsh, 1 who was called to attend the young man.. Deckton fell in a fainting fit and did not recover for long time. He is now merely weak, and will be all right in few days.
 The twenty-third annual reunion and dance Of the Hillhouse High School Alumni association will be given in the new assembly hall in York Square on Friday evening, May P. After the bus l mess meeting the corridors will be thrown open to the dancers. Tickets for the affair can be had from any grad | uate of the Hillhouse and Boardman | schools by paying the annual dues at Loomis' Temple Of Music. The officers ! of the association are: J. l.. Gilson. president; Miss S. s. Sheridan and Hen | ry W. Merwin, vice presidents; Charles W. Wells, secretary; William R. White, treasurer: executive committee, Mrs. I Charles P. Walker, Mrs. c. Ii. Messen- ger, Miss Bessie Manross, Miss Etta 1 Sparks. Miss Elizabeth Conboy. Boyn- ton W. Macfarland, William B. Ely, Ely, George R. Chamberlain, Frederick 1 G. Beck, and w. J. Kennedy. l The ladies' aid society Of the Metho- dist church. West Haven. held its an- nual meeting Wednesday and elected officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Mix president. Mrs. George Williams vice president, Mrs. J. c. Coe treasurer, Mrs. | E. J. Crawford secretary, Mrs. James Tassie. Mrs. D. N. Walker. Mrs. L. A. Brown and Mrs. Caroline Newton. di-
 rectresses. At o'clock tn eladies served
 supper, which was well attended.
 The Congenial Whist club was enter
 tained by Mrs John Tracy Of 299 Co., lumbus avenue Wednesday evening. 1 This was the last meeting for whist for the season and the number Of tables made was five. A dainty co1lation was served after 10 o'clock. The prizes were won by Mrs. P Fresenius, first, beau- | tiful hand painted hammered brass fan;
 Mars, Frank Gates, second, a. hand drawn handkerchief: Mrs. John Tracy.
 hostess, consolation prize, a china cup and saucer. The ladies will give a shore
 dinner soon at some shore resort to
 which their husbands will be invited
 Mrs. George F. Newcomb has received a letter from Mrs. William H. Moseley I SGltt lIOHI HS pcIGH of MT. and Mrs Moseley and MT. and
 Mrs. Roland Ward of Brooklyn are en- toying delightful trip. Mrs. Mose1ey and Mrs. Ward on receiving a dispatch early in April that MT. Ward was i'll.
 hastened to Liverpool to take steamer
 home. but arriving there found a later cablegram saying that MT. Moseley and
 MT. Ward would come across and join
 them as the latter was better and the
 voyage was advised by the physician
 Mrs. Moseley expressed regret that she was not present at the reception given
 by the Mary Clap Wooster chapter, D. A. R., of which she is regent, to the S. IA. R.'s and complimented the chapter
 on its activity. MT. and Mrs. Moseley
 and their Brooklyn friends will not re- turn to America for several weeks.