The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-18

And Other People Known In ThIs City
 Interesting social Events Here sna
 Elsewhere
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Parker of 20 School street, Burlington. Vt., will eel ebrate their twenty-f1fth wedding anni- versary January i, 1904. Mrs. Mary 4. Clark of 1O5 Dwight street, will attend.
 Charles Porter and Edward Green, tackle and halfback on the crack Exeter academy football eleven, yesterday ar rived at their homes in this city for their Christmas recess. Their team beat three colleges and neatly trimmed their old rivals, Andover. the past sea- son. Sprinter Annis of Exeter is also in this city for a few days to talk over training with Mike Murphy of Yale.
 Mrs. Thomas M. Prentice, of Trum- bull street, has been entertaining Miss Agnes Littlejohn, of Southington, for a few days. Miss Littlejohn is a violinist and was one of the artists who played at the recent railroad concert She is a former pubpil of Professor Isidore Troostwyk.
 The D. o. w. Whist club will be en- tertained at it's meeting next Monday by Mrs. W. S. Crofut, of Lake place. Mrs. George Smith, of Sea street, is the president this season, with Mrs. P. F. Pitman secretary and treasurer. There are sixteen members.
 Officers of the New American band were recently elected as follows: Pres- ident, W. J. Weinz; leader Frederick 4. Holt; assistant leader, L.. T. Clark secretary, John L. Farrell; treasurer, Carl Geeber. The excellent music ren- dered was highly appreciated by many thousands at the summer resorts the past season.
 Miss M. Belle Hutchinson, Miss Flu genia Milford, Miss Madolin Zacher and Miss Anna Galyord, of Branford, who are attending Vassar college, are expected home tonight for Christmas recess. e
 Mrs. Adolph P. Wolf, of Boston, is visiting friends in this city for g. few days. @5 $.t54. .-..
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kantz, of 170 St. John. street, who were suddenly called away to. visit Mrs. Kantz's sick sister at Belvidere, N. J., are expected home this week.
 Many society people of the city have received cards of invitation to the we'd ding of Dr. Edward Livingston Trudo, jr., of New York, to Miss Hazel Martin, of Chicago. The ceremony will be per- formed on December 2s at the home of the bride in Chicago. e
 The Kalmathean club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. James H. Reynolds at her home, S24 Main street, West Ha- ven. t+
 Dr, and Mrs. Arthur S. Cheney, of IF College street, left yesterday for Lake wood, N. j., where they will remain till December 25. Dr. Benjamin H. Cheney will have charge of his practice until his return. '<
 As a spiritual retreat the. mission at St. Mary's church, which has been in progress nearly two weeks, has been a great success. It is estimated that $50 or 900 men are making the mission and this includes the attendance at all ser vices held at 5 and o'clock mornings and in the evenings. The mission will close on Sunday afternoon with papal benedietion. . Anton Muller has been appointed a member of the faculty of the New York School of Massage. He is an in- structor iIl the Yale gymnasium.
 The appointment of Benjamin F. Rockefeller as carrier on rural mail route No. 5, which takes in the lower part of Orange and is served from the West Haven postal station, has been made. He succeeds George T. Atwill, resigned.
 E. F. Hosley company No. 1s, U. R., K. of P, held a meeting at Pythian hall, Branford, Wednesday evening and transacted considerable business. They decided to hold their annual inasquer- ade ball on Wednesday evening. Febru- ary 10, which is the week before Ash Wednesday.
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