The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-30

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 -Intsresttns. social Events Here ana
 Elsewhere
 Miss Mildred A. Morse, the charming young daughter of MT. and Mrs. Caleb A. Morse of 175 Edwards street, is home from Miss Baird's institute at NorWalk to spend the holidays. She will return next Tuesday.
 The many friends of George Bowles, business manager for Frank Daniels Comic Opera company, were glad to greet him yesterday, he having arrived here in advance of the company, which appears at the Hyperion January and 6. Mir. Bowles came here in advance of the Barllum & Bailey Show last sum- mer, and is one of the best known and most popular men in the business. At the New Haven Lawn club last evening from until 10 o'clock Mrs. Frank L. Bigelow gave very delight ful though informal dance in honor of her young son, Pierrepont. The func- tion was attended by about forty mem- hers of the younger society set and dancing was the chief feature of the evenings pastime. MT. and Mrs William H. Neebe and the Misses Dorothy and Gertrude Neebe of Philadelphia, who have been visiting relatives in this city, have returned home after a pleasant stay.
 A large number of invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Alice Reynolsd of Franklin street to Terrence Reynolds, also of this city. The wedding will take place on We'd nesday morning, January 6, at St. Pat rick's church. t.... Mrs. James Parish of 333 Humphrey street will give reception on January Il for her daughter, Miss Eunice Par ish. Miss Parish is a graduate of Pennington school and is very popular among the younger set.
 Miss Dorothy Osborne left on Mon- 1 day for New York to join a party of Rosemary girls, six in number, who will be the guests for few days of their school friend, Miss Butler. l pr. T. Groves of Savin Rock who was operated upon a week ago at the New Haven hospital, is improving. ! Royce Beehe. who has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Beebe of George street, returned to Fall River, Mass, Monday. "
 Miss Maria H. Albee, daughter of Major and Mrs. George E. Albee of $50 Howard avenue, is home for the Christi mas vacation. Miss Albee is member | of the senior class of Bryn Mawr col- ilege. ...s .., a Mrs. William P. Trowbrirdge of Uros- lpect street is entertaining her daugh- ter, Miss Mamie Trowbridge of Nor ristown, N. J. .
 Miss Dorothy Morgan, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan of this city, is spending the holidays in l Washington.
 The Rev. St. John Fitch and family of Branford left on Monday for Orange, ! N. J.. where they will spend a two weeks vacation. X | The little two-year-old baby of MT. and Mrs. Sto1es of Lowell, Mass, who was so severely burned by a kettle of hot water. Is slowly recovering. Both MT. and Mrs. Stoles have many friends and relatives in West Haven, who will be glad to hear that the child is recov- ering. Miss Jennie Himmelrich of Lewis
 burg, Penn, is visiting Mrs. w. A. Granville of 11s Howe street for the Christmas holidays. .......... ... ... l Mrs. E. Stark Thomas has issued in \ Mutations for a charity ball to be given Friday evening, January 1, at the West Haven town hall. Mrs. Thomas is as- sisted by Mrs. Charles E. Lomas. It 1 is purely an invitation affair. The pro- ceeds will be used to help raise schol- arship for a poor boy in Tennessee, who l is desirous of attending the Maryville
 college in Tennessee.
 I John F. Coyle and wife of Niagara
 Falls, N. Y, were guests on Monday of relatives in Branford. They left yes- terday for their home, having been
 in Branford and Wallingford for near | ly week. MT. Coyle has an excellent position as die sinker for a large silver concern in Niagara Falls. ! Lieutenant R. s. Woodruff delivered a lecture on Gettysburg before the men iof Troop A, Second regiment, Monday
 evening. After the address there was music and a smoker.
 l Miss Vera Timm of York Square, who lis attending Mount Holyoke college, is
 home for the holidays.
 | Mrs. P. P. Sperry, who has been vis- lifting friends in Derby, has returned to her home on Whalley avenue.
 Miss Marion Nichols of Vassar is depending the holidays with her sister,
 Mrs. Henry F. Sage of Dwight street.
 Miss Nichols has a guest classmate,
 Miss Katie Miller of Louisville, Ky. I Aver Thomas of 902 Whalley avenue,
 who has been confined to his home, is reported to be improving.
 Alexander Dixson and Luther Sher-
 man of Sag Harbor, l.. l., are visiting
 for week at the home of their cousin,
 Leonard H. Conklir1, 25 Audubon street. I The Misses Heaney returned to Nau- gatuck Monday after spending Christ
 mas with their parents. MT and Mrs.
 Thomas Heaney of Lloyd street.
 Dr. W. A. Granville of the Yale Scien- tif1c school attended the meeting of the
 Mathematical society in New York yes terday.
 l N. H. Allen of Hartford has been en- gagged to give two recitals on the great iorgan at the St. Louis fair, June 17 and I1s.
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