The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-14
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 Mrs. Frank R. Luckey entertained the Thimble club of the Humphrey street Congregational church at her residence. corner Orange and Hum phrey street yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. pr. KIenke entertained her whist club at her residence on Wooster place yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Montz of Edward street was pleasantly surprised on Monday evening by the ladies of her Wednes- day afternoon whist club, who made her visit on the sixteenth anniversa- ry of her marriage. The visitors brought with them a lovely cut glass berry dish which they presented MT. and Mrs. Montz. and also a fine supper, which was served after the whist, which was played. Mrs. Snyder won the prize, a lovely china plate. and Mrs. Bower re- ceived the consolation prize, picture. Those present were Mrs. Dr. Klenke, Mrs. Edward Tiesing, Mrs. Brandes, Mrs. Viebranz. Mrs. Myer. Mrs. Kent field Mrs. Wilmot, Mrs. Montz, Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Bower, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Rutz, Mrs. Carter.
 Mrs. Frank c. Porter of Bradley street will entertain Miss Carrie B. Kingsley of New York city, the soprano soloist of the Peoples Choral union. during her stay in this city next week. Miss Rose A. O'Brien, the eontralto, will be entertained by Mir. and Mrs. Wm. E. Haesche of Whitney avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Heinrih Meyn will stop at the New Haven house, and MT. Fries son Bushnell will be the guest of his brother, Mir. Winthrop Bushnell, also at the New Haven house.
 Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge and Miss Elsie Trowbridge, who, with MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia, have been enjoying an extended west ern trip returned home.
 The Olympia assembly announces it's fourteenth meeting to be held Thurs day evening in Newman's hall from S:3O until F o'clock.
 Miss Harriet P. Marsh, instructor in French and German at the Boardman school, has taken a leave of absence during the spring term that she may take a special course in the Chicago university. Her place has been filled temporarily by Miss Jennie Park. a graduate student at Yale.
 The Harmonic club members will as- semble tonight for the final entertain ment in the course which will be a whist, with beefsteak party to follow The play will begin at o'clock and the fun will continue until midnight. This series has been among the notable nov cities of the winter and is given for the club members and their families only Each entertainment has been unique and reflected the originality of the com nlittee, which Is headed by Louis M. Ullman.
 Miss Irene Guthrie of S3 Kimberly avenue entertained 8 number of her friends recently. The time was spent in games and music. There were piano selections by Miss Edna Reed, Masters Everett Ballou and Wallace Guthrie, with violin accompaniment by Master Henry Guthrie At o'clock a luncheon to which the little guests did ample justice was served. Miss Irene was presented with handsome pin. Among those present were the Misses Edna Reed, Lillian Reed, Marjorie Watrous, Vera Conklin, Gertrude Conklin, Grace Kinzel Ava Parmalee, Doris Parnalee, Mable Shutter and Edna Mack, and Masters Everett Ballou Harry Guth- rie, Wallace Guthrie, Charles Shutter, Harry Wolfe, Harold Sprowl, Jesse Dickerman, Stanley Page, Edward Par malee, William Bowen, Charles Bowen, Samuel Reed. The chaperones were Mrs. H. Guthrie, Mrs. l.. Conklin, Mrs. c. Dickerman, Mrs. F. Riley. Mrs. J.. Bowen, Mrs. A. Mack and Miss G. Ray.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Esther F1veline Scranton, daughter of Mrs Clarinda A. Wallace, and Jerome Washburn Hayward of this city, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs J. c. Reyes, I'll Meadow street, April 8 at 4:SO D. m. Rev Watson l. Phillips, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, officiated.
 MT. George s. Perkins, who from 1895 to 1897 was manager of the Niagara Laundry Machinery company of this city, has recently accepted, through Hapgoods os the Williamson building, Cleveland, the position of superintend- ent for the Midland Portland Cement company sdC ylilUldHdpOllS, 1ilu. LIB many friends in New Haven will wish him much success in his new work.
 The Sarsfield guards have voted not to parade Memorial day. Captain Spen- cer appointed the following committees: Finance and auditing, Lieut.. G. S. Man. ming, Sergt. William Callahan and Pri- vate William Trainor; recruiting, Ser geant c, H, Stanton, Corporal J. P. o. Connor and Privates Halpin, Cahill and Ready; cout-martial Lieut. J. A. flag gerty. Sergeant John McKeon, Corporal Frawley, Privates McDonald and Burns; rifle practice, Lieutenant Man. ming. Sergeant Donohue, Corporal Me Mahon, Privates Clancy and McDer- mott; uniform, Sergeant J. H. McHugh, Sergeant Callahan, Corporal Flannigan, Privates Killern and Cavanaugh; house committee, Sergeant McHugh, Privates Sullivan and W. Morton. Captain Spencer read the orders for the annual field day drill and parade, which have just been sent out. The field days for the several companies will be held in May. It was voted to present Lieut.. James A. Haggerty with a company pin for five pears meritorious service. The decoration will be formally presented at the next company meeting.
 The Junior assembly will hold it's next dance in Harmonic hall, Friday even-