The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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 number of friends and relatives at- in a body and were greeted by the hos tess. They were royalty entertained. Mrs. Ball, who is an officer of Deborah lodge, No. IA, D. of R., I. O. o. F., was presented with handsome parlor table from the lodge members. There were numerous other gifts which Mir. and Mrs. Ball received, the greater number of these being china ware. The even ing spent was most enjoyable one. Music, games, stoy telling and feasting were the chief features. Charles c. ElWell, Jr., is in this city, the guest for few days of his brother, Francis B. Elwell, at Yale.
 Mrs. George Bernhardt entertained the Summer and Winter Whist club Thursday afternoon at her home, 15 Kossuth street. After the game the players stayed to supper, and had a sociable. The prize winners were as follows: First, Mrs. Louis Kautz, bon bon dish; second, Mrh. Alfred Parlow, oatmeal set; consolation, Mrs. c. J. Henze, fancy bric-a-brac. The next meeting will be held April 16 at the home of Mrs. Louis Kautz, in St. John street.
 Miss Ullmann of Miss Butts school, Norwich, came on Wednesday to her home in this city, where she will spend the Easter vacation.
 Attorney Edwin S. Hunt of the firm of Pierce 6 Hunt of Waterbury, has been selected by the governing board of the Yale law school to take charge of the senior class in evidence for the remainder of the college year. MT. Hunt will take Chief Justice Torrance's place, the chief justice being slightly i'll. His duties will bring him to this city each Monday and his class will meet at 10:30 a. m. His many friends in Waterbury congratulate him upon this new distinction.
 The wedding of Florence May Irving, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Irving, to Adolph P. Wolf of Boston, son of John Wolf of this city, occurred Thursday in Trinity church at high noon, the cere- mony being performed by the Rev. Dr. Scoville. The bride was dressed in a travelling gown and carried bouquet of white roses. MT. and Mrs. Wolf left immediately for a wedding trip, and will make their future home in Boston, Mass, where MT. Wolf is connected with the firm of schreburg & Asher. | s. A. Griswold, of Branford, has re- turned from three weeks trip through Florida and home by way of Washing 1 ton. Mir. Griswold was accompanied by Levi Bartholomew, who returned with him.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Hemingway, of Grand avenue, have returned from Eu- rope after an absence of about ten months.
 Contractor Bradley, of Branford, has commenced stalking out new cottage at Pine Orchard for Rev. Dr. McLane, of this city.
 Captain and Mrs. Luzerne Ludington have issued invitationsto the marriage of their daughter Miss Florence Etta. to Sheldon Greene Sterling, which will take place on Wednesday evening, April 15. at s o'clock, at St. James Epis- copal church.
 Mrs. c. W. Gaylord, of Branford, has been quite i'll with severe attack of the grip.
 The Congenial Whist club met Thurs day evening with Mrs. Bleacher, of Da- venport avenue. There were three sub sttutes present. A dainty buffet lunch was served. Mrs. Bleacher won first prize, a beautiful potted Easter lily. Mrs. Kenney won second prize, pretty Hayiland china cup and saucer. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. W. Kenney, of West Haven.
 Mrs. F. A. Booth, of Bridgeport, is the guest of Mrs. Harriet Palmer and Mrs. Walter Fowler, of Branford, for a few days.
 A very enjoyable heart party was giv- en by Miss Ethel Mae Bryant, assisted home of Miss Bryant, 43S Elm street Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. William Bailey, of East Haven Is the guest of Mrs. II. w. Hubbard, of Branford.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Hall wish in this way to thank all those who have shown such kind sympathy toward them during their recent bereavement in the accidental death of their sor Clarence.
 Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson, formerly of Branford, but now of New Britain was in Branford the first of the week experimenting the removal of hel household goods.
 Mrs. Edward Howe, of Stony Creek is with her mother, Mrs. George An. drews, of Rogers street, Branford. Mrs Andrews has been quite i'll for some time.
 Dr. Paul R. Stetson. of Westville, is still in New Bedford, Mass, where he has charge of the extensive practice oi Dr. Briggs, who is ill, and will remain there indefinitely.
 The Comedy Whist club of West Ha. ven met last evening with Mir. and Mrs Arthur Hall.
 Mrs. George Bernhardt entertained the Summer and Winter Whist club or Thursday afternoon at her home, No. Il Kossuth street.
 The condition of Coronor Mix, who had three ribs broken in last Tuesday. railroad accident near Waterbury, was reported yesterday as practically un. changed. Dr. W. w. Hawkes., who went to Waterbury with the Mix family ant accompanied the coroner home, is il constant attendance. Coroner Mix is confined to his bed and is able to move only his arms. In addition to his brok. en ribs Dr. Hawkes. says his patient re. ceived severe wrenching. When tho