The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-06

Pine Orchard. MT. Morgan only re- turned recently from a two months trip to Porto Rico, Havana, Santiago, Cuba, and other places. He and Mrs. Morgan will probably spend the summer in Eu- rope.
 Miss Grace Marvin of the Dana Hall school is at her home for the Easter vacation.
 E. Wadsworth Hotchkiss is in town for few days. ,..
 W. M. Chase, formerly of this city, but now os Boston, who is on five weeks pleasure trip through California and the west. is expected to arrive in this city Wednesday evening". April &. Mrs. Chase is visiting Mrs. D. s. Os- born oe Lake Place. where MT. Chase will join her and they will probably. re- turn to their home in Boston the latter part of the week. -s.H.. +
 Rev. and Mrs. Burnham of Boston are to be the guests during their stay in this city of Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Porter. .5.e:
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine went to Bos- ton on Friday to lecture before the Twentieth Century club of Boston. His subject is 'The Church of Democracy"
 Miss Violet of New Orleans has been the guest of Mrs. Stephen Whitney. Miss Winisred A. Saunders is with her parents. MT. and Mrs. George A. Saunders of Sherman avenue. She is Holyoke college girl. ..,..#
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Warner of Mon towese street, Branford, are visiting Mrs. Warmers grandparents in Sey- mour. :3.,-. 5. s.. ,= College girls who are at home for the | Easter vacation are planning to have some social events during the week fol- 1 lowing Easter Sunday. They are still | too indefinite to announce. Among the girls who are at home are Miss Vera Timm. a graduate of the Hillhouse High school, 1902, now at Mt. Holyoke seminary. She is visiting her father, 1 the Rev. MT. Timm, pastor of the George street Lutheran church. Henry E. Duncan, organist at the Church of the Heavenly Rest New York city. spent a part of the week at his summer home, the Gloister, at Pine l Orchard. -4> ~
 Miss Edna Ferry of the sophomore class of Mt. Holyoke, is at her home on Edgewood avenue. ssa. ss5 , s,gf
 Tine Misses Hall of Warren. O.. have i been visiting their aunt, Mrs. William | Boardman of Hillhouse avenue. .~
 Miss Marguerite North is home from Smith college at her home on Pear street. ..
 Miss Sadie Baldwin, also a student al the same college, is at home with hei parents, MT. and Mrs. George Baldwin A. M. Young and Mrs. Young are al 'The Anchorage" Crescent Bluff, but they are making quite extensive i'm provements at their summer home. MT Young and his family come up from New York very early. They usually spend eight months of the year at Pine Orchard.
 An entertainment and dance will bt given at the West Haven town hal Wednesday evening, April 8, 1903, a 7:45. A play in four acts entitled "Uncl' Rube," will be given. The members O the cast are Harry B. Benfam, Harr! H. Atwater, Elmer B.. Meyers, Went worth B. Floyd, Charl W. Shaver, Ern est L. Averill, F. A. Chipman, Leste
 S. Johnstone, Helen s. Cook, Sadie w
 Cooper Frederick W. Butterfield.
 Dr. Dufft, and Mr. Strong, who will b
 in town for the Peoples Choral unioi
 concert, will be the guests of Mrs. H
 Grand Thompson. -t
 Miss Sara Beecher, a Smith colleg
 student, is in this city. Miss Ethe French, who has been teaching i
 Brooklyn, Conn, ;s at home for tn
 spring vacation.
 Mrs. William H. Edwards of Ne1
 York is visiting her parents, Mir. an Mrs Charles White of Trumbull street
 Mrs. Martha Hands of New York ar rived in this city Saturday. She will the guest of Mrs. Wilson E. Porter c
 1245 State street for a week. .-. E A charming luncheon given on Tues day for two brides was that given b Miss Nellie Sargent for Mrs. Harry (
 Day and Mrs. George Nettleton. Ther were fourteen present, including Mis- t Edith Woolsey, Miss Emily Whitne!
 Miss May Mansfield, and Miss Hess [ Mitchell.
 7 Myrtle chapter, No. 6, o. E. S., wi give whist and dance Tuesday ever
 ing, April IA, at Polar Star hall, Fai I Haven.
 t MT. and Mrs. William W. Farnam ( Prospect street have returned frol
 their trip to the Pacific.
 l The Girls Aid society of the Gran ! avenue Congregational church, wi
 meet this evening with Miss Els g Buckingham at 105 East Pearl street. 7 Mrs. Eli Whitney of Whitney avenu t and her daughter, Louise, returned frol e their trip to southern Europe on Satul I day week.
 g The Topic Luncheon club met wit
 Mrs. Stephen Whitney of 504 Whitne ', avenue on Wednesday,. This club ws n arranged by Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomt
 and includes in it's membership MT f Eli Whitney, Mrs. Arthur T. Hadle Il Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, Mrs Willial Il W. Farnam, Mrs. Mason Hoppin, MT e Rowland B. Hazard, Mrs. Godfre e Dunscombe, Mrs. Francis Bacon, MT
 Colin MacRea Ingersoll, and Mrs. wi !, liston Walker The club meets for - nightly and enjoy an earnest discussio t upon some topic, selected by the hostes
 Mrs. Kelsey of Lenox street will el f 1 certain her whist clug this afternoon.