The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-03

North Haven, anu MISS SuSdu NAAeS VI
Boston, are spending Few weeks in
Porto Rico, making headquarters at
San Juan They intend to be absent a
month or six weeks and will probably
return about March l.
Edward Dillon, F. W. Foley. c. Fl.
Conway and James P. Bree of Fair Ha-
ven are members Of the committee in
charge oe raising funds for monu-
ment to the Ninth C. V. to be erected
in this city. Il
The initial social whist and dance I'M
der the auspices of the new entertain
ment committee Of the Young Mems
Republican club, which is to take place
next Friday evening, at their club
house, corner of Crown and Temple
streets, promises to be a very enjoy
able affair to those who may attend
Arrangements for the convenience and
entertainment of all who participate are
complete.
The ladies of the Missionary society
of West Haven will give farewell re-
ception to Mr.. and Mrs. George Hub
! bard and daughter in the church par
lors tomorrow evening from to 10
! o'clock. Rev. and Mrs. N. j. Squires
and the officers of the auxiliary will as
sist in receiving. All friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard and family are cordially
invited.
The H. F. society was charmingly en-
tertained at whist by Miss Bessie M.
| Roberts on Thursday evening. The
lady's prize was won by Miss Wander
bilt: the gentlemans prize by Mr..
Smith; consolation prize by Mr.. SEQ
will. During the evening several mu-
steal selections were rendered by Miss
Wright and Mr. Smith.
Mrs. Miles Lewis Peck of Bristol and
her daughter, Miss Hilda Peck, will be
guests for the promenade concert of
George D. Seymour at 937 Humphrey
street.
The pension office yesterday issued
the following pensions: Originals to
Henry E. Savage of Berlin, IS per
month; to Herman Elwell of Southing-
ton, Sc per month, and to Robert K.
Reid of East Hartford Meadow, So per
month.
Norman w. Ryan of Post Hill, New
London has returned from New Ha-
ven, where he has been taking course
in the Hopkins grammar school. He
| has now entered the Norwich Free
Academy to take up a course in Span
ish with a view of becoming an inter-
prefer Mr.. Ryan's father is employed
in that capacity In the Philippines.
The West Haven Poultry, Pigeon and
Pet Stock association held its monthly
meeting last evening at the residence Of
Z. ]. Crawford, 70 Elm street.
IF the Dali
road Y. M. c. A. is now enjoying few
days recreation after his arduous du-
ties of making arrangements for the
celebration of the sixth anniversary of
the association which took place last
| week
The Monday Whist club met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Adrian Heitmann of Elm street, West
Haven.
The poster for the Yale Glee and Ban
jo club concert last evening was design
ed by Irving E. Hurlburt.
The Tuesday Evening Sewing club
will meet this evening at the home of
Mrs Charles e. Graham of Elm street.
The dance for the debutantes and
members of the freshman class will be
given at Harmonic hall on Saturday
next, February Z, instead of the Coun-
try club, as was enormously stated.
Miss Edith Colby Lucas of Mortified
seminary and her roommate, Miss Ruth
Collins of New Haven, who have been
visiting the formers home in Poquetan-
uck, have returned to school,
A pleasant birthday party was given
by Master Bertram We'll in honor of
his thirteenth birthday Sunday after
noon. He received very large num-
Der of presents. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent. Among those
present were Gertrude We'll, Selma
Calm, Ethel Schwed, Jeanette ThaIhei-
mer, Amelia Kafka, Viola Kafka, Es-
telle Kleiner, Bella Goldreyer, Celia
Goldreyer, Esther Greenspun, Julien
Hermann, Milton Buxbaum, Milton
Dreyfus, Manford Kleiner, Emanuel
Thalheimer, Simon Kleiner, Arnold
Goldstein, Dora Coan, Samuel Coan,
William Levey, Miney Klingerman, and
large number Of others.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corser, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hyde of George street, West Ha-
ven, have returned to their home in
Brattleboro, VT.
Andrew j. Clerkin, for years MEM
Der Of the firm of Clerkin & Mcdonald,
the well known firm of plumbers and
steamfitters, has leased a large store
in the Freedman block at $40 Grand
avenue, and will resume business at
once. The partnership has been dissoly-
ed, and Attorney w. S. Pardee has been
appointed receiver to wind up It's af-
fairs. Mr.. Clerkin will follow the same
line as before. The firm is solvent.
All ladies interested in the work Of
Mothers clubs are invited to an open
meeting this afternoon, February 8, at
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. C. X.
Bush of 1911 Elm street. Mrs Frances
Sheldon Bolton, editor of the Mothers
Journal, also president of the Connec-
ticut Congress of Mothers, will be pres
emit and give a short talk.
Carl Edulmuth of Red Lodge, Monta-
ma, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. How
! ard B. WEIGH, II Beach street. Mr..
Edulmuth was formerly manager in the
crockery department in the Gamble
Desmond company. He is now in busi-
ness for himself in Montana.
Miss Dorothy Maynard of West Ha-
ven entertained some of her friends