The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29

Elsewhere A very pleasant function yesterday afternoon was the social tea which was given by the managers of the Ladies Aid society of Humphrey street Con- gregational church. The parlors of the church were filled with guests and light refreshments were served. Mrs. Nj L. Burton of Minnesota presided at the tea table and Mrs. Frank R. Luckey, wife Of the pastor. and about twenty ladies welcomed. the visitors. Miss Ada Parsons gave soprano selections, and Mrs. Brown, wife of the dentist, sang a group of songs very wittily. The af- fair was very social and was prelimi- nary to the thimble parties which will be held at different residences every four weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. M. L. Burton of Min nesota are now located at 290 Hum phrey street in this city. They came from the west in July, and MT. Burton, who has been principal of Windom in stitute in Minnesota for several years, will take three years graduate course in Yale divinity school in preparation for the ministry MT. Burton will assist Rev. Frank R. Luckey, pastor of Hum- phrey street Congregational church, in his pastoral work. Miss Bradley of York street enter tained few of her friends Tuesday evening with We1ch rarebit party. Her guests were the other members of the dance which they are to give for the kirmess and the party took place after the rehearsal
 Rev. A. c. Moses. pastor of Harvey church in Chicago. and Mrs Moses came to this city two weeks ago. MT. Harvey has begun a years course of study in Yale divinity school. They re- side at 2S6 Humphrey street.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Reeves of New Jersey are the guests of Mir and Mrs. George Andrews of Marten street.
 Rev. Frank R. Luckey of Humphrey street Congregational church spent last week in Plattsburg, N. Y. MT. Luckey was called to assist in the settlement of the estate of near personal friend, who was his companion each year for many seasons on MT. Luckey's trips to the Adirondacks and who died a few weeks ago.
 The Idle Hour Whist club met last evening with Mrs. Dora Domkee on Union avenue, West Haven.
 The oyster supper given by the Boys Brigade of Humphrey street Congrega- tional Church drew a large attendance of friends of the brigade last eveninf.
 Harold c. Cheney, Yale '99, is in town for few days visiting his parents on his way from the Maine woods, where he has just spent two weeks in hunting with result of killing two deer and other game MT. Cheney is western manager of the educational department of Charles Scribner's Sons. and resides in Chicago
 Frank H. Beede. superintendent of schools, is in Hartford attending con- ference Of the committee on school ex- hibits for the St. Louis exposition.
 Professor George F. Fisher of Yale has published the formerly unpublished essay of Jonathan Edwards on 'The Trinity"
 Paul T. Gilbert, former New Haven boy. at one time of the Journal and Courier, who has spent two years in the Philippines, has a story of the Phil lipines in the current number of Les lies Weekly. He was high stand man in his class at Yale and his father was a few years ago pastor of Trinity M. E. church.
 William H. Hugo of this city is ex- pected to arrive in New York from his extended tour abroad on the steamer Moltke next Tuesday.
 Mrs. F. S. Bradley entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club at her home on Center street, West Haven, yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth Michael is expected home from three months sojourn in Germany on the steamer Bulgaria with in the next few days.
 At the regular school board meeting in Westville Tuesday evening 1t was voted to submit the plans of the addi- ton to the Union school building for bids. this to be left at the office of the architect. l.. w. Robinson in New Ha- ven. It is hoped that these bids will be already for the next meeting of the school board. It was also voted to add about one hundred new books to the school library. .@ 5% The ladies auxiliary of the Deutsche Gesellschaft have completed arrange ments for the annual charity whist, which is to be given in Harmonic hall on November 10 Three propositions for membership have also been receiv- ed. s The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. F. S. Bradley of Center street yesterday. The members who played were Mrs. J. D. Merwin. Mrs. B. Jordan, Mrs. Will liam Doherty, Mrs. Frank Orr. Mrs. Fred Platt. Mrs. Sackett. Mrs. Willis Parker. Mrs. George Gilbert, Mrs. P. Foote. Mrs. William Knapp, and Mrs. w. D. Peck. Miss Gertrude Kalisly of San Fran cisco, Cal, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. Veil of 395' Congress avenue.
 A change has been made in the quar- ters of St. PauIs Universalist church of Meriden. John F. Gill of Southington, who has been the tenor of the quartet for the past six months. has rendered his resignation. which has been &C., cepted. F<." ~s The Westville W. c. T. U. held it's weekly prayer meeting last night at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Albert G. Kirck, eos Whalley avenue, opposite the home of J. c. Hubinger.
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