The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-21


cipal OF the State Normal school, will
give tea this afternoon.
Mrs. KisseIback, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Brewsters, N. Y, !
has returned to her home on Campbell |
avenue, with her daughter, Mrs. Vos- |
burg. |
Assistant States Attorney and Mrs.
A. N. Wheeler will spend the coming |
summer at Woodmont-by-t he-Sea, hav- |
ing taken a cottage on Anderson ave- |
nue.. They will take possession May l. |
The Rev. John M. Harper will be Or
dained to the priesthood at Christ |
church to-day ct 1880 a. m. The SER
mon on the occasion will be preached
by the Rev. Herbert NJ. Denslow. the
former rector of Grace church. The
public is cordially invited to attend this
service. - -. ~s -,
At the home of the Mrs. Kingsbury on
Prospect street, Waterbury, Wednesday
afternoon, the third of the series Of Len
ten pianola recitals occurred and prov
ed as pleasing to those present as the
two previous ones. The recitals are CIV
en- for the benefit of the Waterbury In
dian association Frank e. Edgar of this
city showed the merits of the pianola.
The programme was varied one, in
GLIDING Victor Herbert's serenade.
march, LEAD, Kindly Light" and
Nearer My God to Thee" Those pres
ent were also favored with two delight
full solos by Frederick Guilford, fluit-
Of this city The last recital will be
held at the home OF Mrs. F. B. Rice
on Church street, Waterbury, on next
Wednesday.
The squad which Captain Agnew of
Westville has selected to compete in the
regimental Boys brigade competition
drill at Warner hall March 81. is now
hard at work in practice. Captain Ag-
news men are the Westville Congrega-
tional church brigade boys. 1t is ex-
pected that the squad which is drilling
at present will be the representatives of
the local church brigade. The squad
comprises Sergeant Bishop, Corporal
Gamsby, Privates Francis, Wilbur, Ed
wards, Cheney, G. Hall, Allen, G. Cana
da. s ,: 49,
Mrs. Edward Bradley, who has been
spending several weeks in the south,
| has returned to her home in Washing
| ton avenue. +. 1t 4 Il<
| Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hutchinson OF
Essex announces the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Julia Adele Hutchinson,
to William Morgan shaiter, on Thurs
day, March 10, at Essex, Conn. =
John Clark of Elm street is on the
'sick list. |F
Miss Ida May Wilson, daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs James e. Wilson Of Ga
| Carlisle street, celebrated her tenth
birthday Wednesday evening by enter
tanning twenty-four Of her little friends.
The evening was spent in playing games
and Miss Mamie O'Neil rendered sew
| eral selections on the piano to the de-
light of the children. A fine supper was
served. -,
! Mrs. John M. Holcomb of Hartford
has recently returned from trip ito st.
Louis, where she went in her position as
a member Of the national board Of lady
managers of the Louisiana purchase ex-
position. Mrs. Holcomb addressed the
Ruth Wyllys chapter, D. A. R., OF
| which she is the regent, on matters
| pertaining to what she saw at the ex-
position grounds + at a. special meeting
held on Wednesday at the Connecticut
Historical rooms in Hartford.
Branford people on the sick list are
Miss Winifred Rice of Main street, who
I is confined to her home with an attack
of illness; James Rogers of Laurel street
| and Howard Bartholomew of East Mair
street.
] A reception was given at the residence
of Rev. Mr.. Winans of the Methods
church to Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Macomber
who have just married. A large mum
Der Of friends of the young couple gath
cred and an enjoyable time was had
Mr.. and Mrs. Macomber are soon to re
side in Fair Haven.
Columbia lodge, No. is, L. o. o. F., il
making preparations to fittingly cele
brate it's twenty-ninth anniversary o.
April 81. The ladies in charge of tn
arrangements are Mrs. Il. Won Beren
chairman; Mrs. c. Hence Mrs. M. Nor
way, Mrs. J. Froehlich, Mrs. J. Schaefel
Mrs. A. Gensbauer, and Mrs. L. Kautz
Miss Margaret Quinn OF East Mai
street, Branford, was made happy o
her birthday anniversary last Monda
by the gift of handsome new uprigE
! piano.
v Mrs. C. E. Brown of Harrison stree
g Westville, is confined to her home wit
f a slight attack of the grip.
= Representative Greuner of this cit
t registered on Thursday as against til
h repeal of the general railway law. H
= action was at the request Of the Ne
d Haven Business Mems association.
: Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of Saybrook preacl
ed at the Lenten services at st. JAIME
s church, Westville, last evening at 7:3O
% H. Swain, foreman of the pile drive
IS of the H. Wales Lines company at tt
n NJ. I. F. works, Branford, leaves f
n Shelton on Monday of next week.
n The employees of the New Haven c.
Register company, which closed he
" Thursday, were all paid up until a wet
S. from next Saturday night and receiv
D. from six to ten days pay each mo
t. than was due them, the company tn
voluntarily making them a present.
" $500 to $1,000. The business of the cor
o. pany goes to Chicago.
Miss Ethel Isham of Washington aV
IS. nue., West Haven, is sick with -tensi