The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-11

The many friends or MISS JeSSle Scranton of 114 Lawrence street will be pleased to hear of her convalescence from her recent illness.
 Fin de Steele club entertained large number of friends at Harmonic hall last evening at an autumn dance. The hours of receiving and dancing were from S:30 to o'clock. Light refresh n1ents were served. The music for the event was the best that can be offered by John Stanford's orchestra. The chaperons were Mrs. Breslin, Mrs. J. P. Callahan, Mrs. De Lacey, Mrs. A. J. CoyIe, Mrs T. F. Callahan, Mrs. James O'Connor.
 Wainwright Johnson of Branford was gaining yesterday. The fever is broken and the little fellows recovery is now anticipated,
 | Charles J. Bouton of SS3 Dixwell avenue has returned from two weeks trip to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, Va. MT. Bouton will sail next week for Thomasville, Ga, where he will spend the winter.
 I Miss Hattie Hills, formerly of 397 Crown street, but now of Lynwood Place, having rented her house for the year, will go in December to visit reia- lives in Detroit and later to Ann Ar Dor. She will be absent all winter. She has lately returned from Paterson, N. Y, where she passed five weeks with Mrs. James R. Cornwall I Anthony Rockwell is back in town again after stay of several months with relatives in Ridgefield and is im- proved in health. .<@
 Misses Marriet and Cornelia Hurd lof Yonkers, N. r., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. w. H. Bouton of 3S3 Dix I well avenue.
 I The Motherhood club under the lead ership of Mrs Alex. F. Irvine, will meet on Wednesday afternoon at Bush- nell hall at 3 o'clock, to consider the subject of kindergartens. The club is endeavoring to establish Kindergarten at Bushnell hall and all ladies who are interested in this part of the city are invited to join the club and assist in the work for children and for the com munity.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Barnun of Sher- man avenue returned last week from a five weeks absence in New Hamp- shire. The trip was taken for the bene- | fit of their son, who was not in good health but greatly improved while away, gaining five pounds in flesh.
 Mrs. Ellis Warner of WhaIley avenue, who for a long time has suffered with l a diseased condition of the cords of one of her legs, is so much improved as to be about again.
 | Dol af the Mohican company, has received word of his transfer to the Yonkers, N. r., store of the company. The an- nouncement is a promotion for MT. Palmer, who has been very successful as manager of the local store of the Icompany. I A birthday surprise party was ten- dered Mrs. N. W. Brown at her home, 5SS Elm street, Saturday evening. Vocal and Instrumental music was a part of the evenings enjoyment, after l which dainty collation. was served. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Farnsworth, MT. and Mrs. Elm bier, MT. and Mrs Penney, MT. and Mrs. Henry Martin, MT and Mrs. Will liam Potvin, Mrs. Hughson and Miss Hughson, Mrs. E. F. Pitman Mrs. T. h. Shelton, Mrs. John Ladd and Miss I Carmichael. .- .... | The marriage of Miss Cora M. Dud~ Hey of New York and Charles R. Dor man, formerly of this city, occurred in Boston last Wednesday, the Rev. l Charles B. Rice officiating. MT. Dor man is a son of the late Royal o. Dor man, and was for several years con- Inected with the Boston Blackboard com pany in this city. He is now the tray cling representative of a New York carriage house. Two sisters reside lhere,, Mrs. William E. Weld and Miss Nellie I. Dorman of 349 Elm street. l The annual Christmas sale of the Dwight Place church will be given De- cember g. The plans are yet incom- plete but are sure to include something I interesting, as there seems no limit to the originality of the members of the Ladies' Aid society, which arranges for these affairs.
 | Percy G. Bartholomew of Branford commenced his duties with the Union Trust company on Monday morning. The Westville w. c. T. U. will give an entertainment this evening at the house of Mrs. Walven on Elm street. The members of the Annex fire de- partment rendered a banquet at their headquarters Monday evening to the ladies who assisted them at their re- cent fair. The ladies present were: Mrs. Ida M. Saunders, Mrs. F. N. Newell, Mrs. w. B. Thorpe, Mrs. w. A. Cooper. Miss $. E. Hughes, Mrs. H. H. Griswold, Mrs. w. A. Bristol, Mrs. H. A. Snyder, Mrs. G. F. Graham, Mrs. L. H. Spencer, Miss Nellie Ryan, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. M. J. scanlon, Mrs. E. B. Lillie, Miss Nellie Doody, Miss Cleary, Miss Josie Doody, Miss Emma Bristol, Mrs. J. J. Jarvis, Mrs. J. J. Mo- Donald, Mrs. J. Pickett, Miss Knauff I Miss Kitty Oris was pleasantly sur- prised by party of her young friends last evening at her new home on Pros- pect street, lWestville.
 The Rev. T, s. Dewitt and Mrs. Dev- it had for their guests at the Manse