The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-25

Henry c. Rowe and family Of this city have arrived at their pretty sum- rner home on the water front ar Cres- cent Bluff for the season. Mr. Rowe has nearly recovered his old time health and vigor after his siege with q rheumatic difficulty.
 Mrs. John Kenny of Greene street entertained a party of friends at tea Friday afternoon. The hours were pleasantly passed in music, social con- versation and lunch.
 Miss Alice McGrath of Waterbury, district deputy of Ladies' Auxiliary of Connecticut. Foresters Of America, same order, are here in the city, ar ranging the formation of lady circle of Foresters.
 Mrs. Emma Allen Hull, contralto, will appear in song recital at Foy auditorium, Y. M. c. A. building, Thursday evening. June 4. Other ar lists who will assist are Miss Kate Lee Lewis, pianist, and Harry Whitaker, accompanist.
 John c. Anderson has opened his palatial home on Sumac Island. MT Anderson comes early and remains late every year.
 Mrs. Russell Hopkins of the office force of the Winchester company left Z Saturday for Atlantic City, where he will pass the next two weeks.
 The second grand annual summer dance given under the auspices of the Oriole assembly will be given at town hall, West Haven, Friday evening, May 29. Music will be furnished by Lil- Iey's orchestra. An excellent pro- gramrne of twenty-two dances has been arranged.
 The Monday Evening Whist club will meet for the last time this season this evening and will then arrange for an outing, probably sailing party for Decoration day.
 Miss Margaret Granniss of Water bury is the guest of Mrs. Mahlon Hen ry Marlin of Temple street.
 5 MT. and Mrs. William Beers of Mon- towese street have been the guests of Mir and Mrs. Samuel Cook of Indian Neck Both Cook cottages will again be occupied this season by MT. Craig < and party from this city. They will arrive some time in June.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Young of New York city will spend the latter end of the week with Mrs. E. Lynch of 15 FL liott street,
 Frederick Miles of Pennington has taken the Grove house at Branford Point for the season.
 Mrs. E. Dugan of Newark, N. J., will be entertained over Decoration day by her sisters, the Misses Doherty of S9 Sylvan avenue.
 5s Miss Charlotte Luddington and MT. and Mrs. W. Morgan of Branford will attend the marriage of their cousin, Miss Annie Luddington of this city, on "Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. P. Kennedy have mov- ed from Broad street to a pretty new home at 415 Dixwell avenue.
 A new summer home for Rev. W. w. NIcLane of this city is fast nearing completion at Pine Orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. Adolph Mendel and niece, Miss Grace Jacobs, went to their Beach street cottage at Savin Rock Friday morning.
 Dr. and Mrs. Bayliss of New York are the guests of Mrs. Peck at Oak cottage, Branford Point.
 Professor Troostwyk announces a concert of the students of the Yale Mu- sic department, for Thursday evening, June 4, at College street hall. The af- fair will be conducted on the invita- tion basis. Piano and violin solos, an original composition by the class in orchestration and work by Greek orchestrated by the class will comprise the programme. Piano solos will be played by Miss Antoinette Brett and MT. Ernest, violin solos by Miss Mae Louise Stanley, Miss Alice F. Moul- tllrop and Nicolai Sokoloff.
 Louis J. and William Norton of New Britain were the guets on Saturday of George E. Mix, Yale '04, L. S.
 William Keleher, Yale '04, L. S., is entertaining his cousin Timothy kele- her of Jersey City, N. J.
 Mrs. William Collins and daughters are visiting friends in New York city.
 Dr. Frank Strong, chancellor of the University of Kansas, has just arrived
 
 structor in the Hillhouse high school and was inaugurated chancellor of the Kansas university about two years ago, President Hadley of Yale delivering the inaugural address. It is understood that Dr. Strong will spend several weeks here.
 Miss Bertha Warner and Frank G.. Ball are members of the choir which is connected with the St. Ambrose so- eiety This choir were entertained at the residence of Mrs. A. E. Winchell on Pearl street. A musical programme was enjoyed. About fifty members of the society were present and a num- Der of invited guests.
 At Pine Orchard, MT. and Mrs. A. M. Young are expected next week for the season. They are now in Europe but will return with their daughters, who i. have been abroad all winter, Very extensive improvements are now on at the Anchorage, the Young summer home, but will not be completed till sometime during the summer.
 Miss Mandelle Germand has returned to her home in Ohio after spending the past week with Miss Cora Eaton, daughter of Commissioner Robert O. Eaton of Montowese. Miss >Germand and Miss Eaten are classmates at the Emerson School of Oratory in Boston, which closed for the summer vacation