The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-24

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helm of the North German Lloyd line
from New York for Bremen.
William F. Hasselbach arrived in
Boston Sunday after a trip of about
two months in Europe. He went with
a party on the steamer Commonwealth,
making the steamer the headquarters
fer practically the entire party. Mr..
Hasselbach has visited Spain, Italy and
Northern Africa. He will return to this
city to-day.
The many friends of Miss Nellie
Evers will be pleased to learn she re-
ceived the holy habit of novice,
March II, at Mt. st. Vincent. She
graduated two years ago from Mt. St.
Vlncent's training school, also the lying
in hospital, and was very successful
as nurse in New York. She formerly
resided here and was very popular.
She is the daughter OF Frank and the
late Mrs. Catherine Evers of West
street
The Verdi club. under the direction of
Madame Tealdi, is about to take up
another operetta, to be given in con-
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public recital after Easter.
DR.. Freel Messrs. O'Malley, James
Phelan and Patrick Covert, all Of New
York, have arrived at DR.. Freels sum-
mer home at Stony Creek. DR.. Freel
has just recovered from a severe at
tack OF pneumonia.
The st. Ambrose Piano club will de-
vote an evening to the rendition Of
Polish music at their meeting to-mor-
row night. Miss Kate Lewis is the
chairman of the evening and Miss Ber-
tina B. Warner and Miss Bertha Ray
mond are to be the soloists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss,
who are in Europe, will return next
fall. They are at present in Naples.
Dewey, the fifteen-year-old son of Mr..
! and Mrs. George D. Foote of 485 Edge
| wood avenue, who has been suffering
with pneumonia for the last ten days,
is on the road to recovery. He has
the service of an experienced hospital
nurse and if no complications set in he
will be out in a few weeks. His father
is the electrician for the telephone COM
pany. =
Miss Margaret Foster, who has been
making a visit of several weeks with
| her sister, Mrs. Charles Van Dine of
Bishop street, returned to her home in
Sullings Grove, Pa, on Thursday.
The first formal announcement of st.
| Mary's church fair, Branford, was
made Sunday at the masses. The dates
are April Is to April rs, inclusive. The
plans adopted for the fair last year
were so successfully carried through
that the same will be adopted in the
management of the coming fair.
Professor Ernest F. Fenollosa, the
distinguished orientalist, talked at the
| Graduates club Saturday evening on
| the Art of China and Japan" as af-
| fected by the scenery of those coun-
| tries.
William Schilling,- who for many
years has been baggagemaster on the
Berkshire division of the Consolidated
road, has been temporarily appointed
conductor to succeed Fl. c. Beers, who
resigned several days ago and who has
recently purchased a farm.
/ The ladies' of All Saints guild will
give parish supper in the guild rooms
] to-day from 6 to o'clock. The COM
| mittee appointed is as follows: Mrs.
,, E. Soper, Mrs. E. Marley, Mrs. H. P.
Zorn, Mrs. H. Dolen promise all who
attend a cordial welcome.
The Girls Aid society of Grand ave-
nue. Congregational church met last
evening with Miss Ethel Parker, 176 1-2
Ferry street.
| DR.. c. G. Bushnell, formerly of this
city, is preparing a second and en-
| larged edition of his Readings From
Latin Verse, for which there has been
a good demand as college text book
Bushnell has this year published a
number of technical and popular arti-
| cles.
| Next Sunday there will be confirma-
ton services held in St. James church.
| Bishop Brewster will preside.
Mrs. Israel Kelsey and daughter,
Miss Alberta Kelsey of Center street
West Haven, are spending a month in
Atlantic City.
The Fairbank Mission circle OF
Dwight Place church will meet as
1 usual VII SATURDAY dllSIliOOlI at HELL
past two O'Clock.
Miss Bertha Anderson of Stevens
Heights, who has been sick, has recov-
cred.
Miss Harriet Ward, organist Of the
Trinity Methodist church, has accepted
the position for another wear. Plans
for a cfloar have not been completed
but 1t is probable that there will be
none; congregational singing being the
only music.
F. w, Isham returned yesterday tc
Washington, D. c., having spent few
days with his family at their home or
Washington avenue, West Haven.
Miss Eunice Strickland of Pittsburg
Pa, formerly Of this city, is the CUES
of Mr., and Mrs. Harry A. Leonard, o.
299 Norton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cough, of Wes
Haven, who are spending the winter
in California, are now in Los Angeles
staying a. few weeks.
The whist to be held in the rooms o.
Ithe Women's School Association las
Saturday and postponed or account OF
the matine of Evangeline, will be helt
on Wednesday afternoon Of this weel
in the association rooms, No. 1879 Or
ange street. "&
Mrs w. S. Crosby. of Savin avenue
is entertaining her mother. Mrs. c. N
Esmond of Saratoga.