The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-08


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 The first gathering of the 'Wise Old owF' whist club will be held this even- ing at H. Donnelly's house on Pearl street. The party will first enjoy game of whist followed by musical se- Iections rendered by H. Donnelly, J. McGrail and p. pevine. Among those present will be Miss M. Appleton, M. Egan, A. O'Keefe, A. Foley, D. Deylin, M. Marsh, H. Donnelly, J. McGrall, D. Devine, A. o'Keefe, H. Smith and c. Shields.
 Miss Marie Y. Gladwin of Lester street, West Haven, is enjoying three weeks trip visiting friends in Worces- ter, Mass, Hartford and Meriden.
 Mrs. A. J. Brooks of sayin avenue has gone to Burlington, Vt, to join MT. Brooks or trip to Montreal and other places of interest in Canada.
 The Knights of St. Patrick will meet at the club house on Temple street Fri day night to select the ball committee, the annual selection being made at the November meeting. At once active preparations will begin for this local event.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Collier of Vest field street have returned from a very enjoyable three weeks trip spent with their friends, MT. and Mrs. s. Mark ham of Woodbury.
 Mrs. D. Morrell of Dayton, O., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. |. B. Lauson of 41S Main street, West Haven. Mrs. Morrell will be remembered by her West Haven friends as Miss Carrie L4auson.
 Miss Eunice Parish and Miss Louise Bigelow of this city were in the re- ceiving party at the coming out tea of Miss Josephina Seymour Toy in Hart ford Saturday afternoon. After the tea supper was served to about forty young friends of the debutante.
 MT. and Mrs Rollin Earle Norton have returned to this city from their wedding trip and will be at home to their friends after November 15 at 2S9 Norton street.
 l B. L. Winchell, president of the Rock Island system, arrived in this city last Saturday with his friend, c. H. Ferry | of Chicago. They were invited to Luncheon by President Hadley, at his residence. Both left for New York Sunday evening. l The marriage of Miss Goldia Clinton of 1044 Whalley avenue to Hugo Mass hoff of Edwards street, will take place l on Thursday of this week at St. James Episcopal church,
 The Boys Brigade of Westville met last evening in the Congregational chapel The boys were addressed by Frank selden of Willard street, a for mer secretary of the Union of Boys Brigades of New Haven. | M. Louis Sajous, who has a studio in the Insurance building, and who is one of the most efficient teachers of 1 voice culture here, has a very interest," ing article in the November Etude on | 'FThe Value of the Register Theory The young ladies aid society of the M. E. church, West Haven, are plan ming for turkey supper to be held to- morrow evening in the parlors of the church. The proceeds will be used to- ward the carpet fund, which the yong ladies are working so industriously to accomplish.
 Tn the Methodist church in Westville Sunday morning twelve persons were admitted to the church on probation and two were received as members, six months term of probation must be served by every one deserving to join | the church.
 l The West Haven and New Haven Book and Thimble club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. 1salmer of Smith street Mrs. Alexander Irvine will read to the ladies from Les Miser- t ableso
 I Julius Knowlton, supervising princi- I pal in public schools, will speak in the lecture room of Calvary Baptist church to-morrow afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock on "Co-operation of Home and School" l Patrick Maddon of 94 Spring street, West Haven, who was run over by an automobile at the corner of Church and Chapel streets on Saturday evening, and was taken to Grace hospital, was linjured about the head, but not serl- ously.
 | Ex-NIayor Hendricks gave a very in- terestfng account of his trip to Texas at the Admiral Foote post meeting on Saturday evening. Considerable time l will elapse before the effects of the terrible flood will disappear Trolley l cars are now running in the streets and gradually things are improving. I He returns much benefited in health. I The November meeting of Hannah Woodruff chapter, D. "A. R., of South l ington, will be held in the chapel of the l Congregational church on Thursday the 9th, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Charles Whit l tlesey Pickett of New Haven will speak upon eHeredity or Environments Which?' Members are requested to bring relics with little history of each I The lecture in Milford Sunday even ing on Tn His Steps" by the Rev. W D. Tuckey at the Methodist church, was very largely attended. The views were particularly fine and the lecture very interesting.
 William s. Jones, a veteran of tht civil war, is critically i'll at his home il Foxon having been stricken with apo. plexy. He is sixty-f1ve years of age and one of the best known men 1T town. He was member of the 14tF EC. ". Dr. Gaylord is attending the pa. tient
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