The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-09

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 Dr. Henry Smith Of ss Elm street has just returned from the West India is- lands. He was a guest of his old friend and schoolmate. Colonel Blackwood, os U. S. A.. consul at St. Croix. pr. Smith reports having a delightful time, and that the weather is summer-like. Fresh fruit of all description is seen all about. and the climate is fine.
 Evan Gravenor of Emerson street, Westville. seriously injured his foot sar- urday evening while attempting to get of a Whalley avenue car near Emerson street.
 Miss Etta Sehindler of Waterbury is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gillespie at their residence, ITO Whalley avenue. Miss Sehindler is a musician of considerable ability and she has done some splendid concert work. both vocal and instrumental. in various parts of the state. She expects to return to her home tomorrow.
 Manager Van Buren of the Grand opera house has nearly recovered from a severe attack of the grip as his host of friends will be glad to learn. President Hadley spoke at the Yale Alumni dinner in Providence last even ing. President Faunce represented Brown, and Bishop McVickar Columbia.
 Hon. M. E. Chatfield and Mrs. Chat field and daughter have returned from a months stay in Florida. En route | f0r 1 fya KToeS ington.
 William J. Murphy, who for the past thirty years has had charge of a call lender in the grinding department of the factory of the G. I. R. Glove com pany, Naugatuck, resigned his position last week and has taken charge of the calender department in the factory of the Seamless Rubber company of New Haven. Thomas Mahon has been ap- pointed to succeed him in the Nauga- tuck factory.
 Mrs. Edward B. Manville of South Norwalk is the guest of Mrs. Charles A. Futile os 122 College street. A joint smoker will be held by the St. Marks and Groton school clubs of Yale on March 19 at Heublein's.
 John Day Jackson has gone to South Carolina for a two weeks stay.
 The condition of Dorothy Dewitt con- tinues favorable Miss Bessie Slocum, an intimate friend of the family, is also lin attendance upon the little patient. The Ho.chkiss club of Yale will hold it's annual banquet on March 21
 Mrs. Brewer of Westville gave an in- l -5 few of her sriends.
 Ernest L. Warden of this city has been advanced to the position of fore man with the Berlin company, which is lerecting a large bridge in Bridgeport MT. Warden is member of the local bridge and structural iron workers, land his promotion comes as pleasing news to a host of friends.
 Thomas Bridge of Westville, who is suffering from pneumonia, was some what more comfortable
 I A charity dance is being planned for April IA 10 be held at the West Haven town hall.
 Miss Agnes Strenlan of Westville is i'll I with tonsilitis.
 The annual banquet of the Southern club of Yale will be held on March 21. Mrs. c. w. Hum of New York city lis spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. M. A. Farnhain of Orchard street. The following officers were elected at the last meeting of the Yale St. Pauls lschool (Garden City) club President, G. H. Snowdon '05S.; vice president, J. G. Darragh '06S.; secretary H. w. Hall '05 l.. S.
 The plays to be given for the benefit lof the Lowell house at the home of Professor J. 0. Schwab, BIO Prospect Hill. on Thursday and Friday evenings will be the interesting events of the week. As the seating capacity is linl- lited scores of people who wished to at- ltend have been disappointed. The eager ]ness with which the ninety seats for leach evening were secured is indeed a compliment to the players.
 The annual banquet of the Harstrom lclub will be held at the Tontine tonight lat o'clock.
 Mrs. l.. R. Moore and her baby son. I James Whitney Moore, left Branford for l their home in Dobbs Ferry on Saturday. l Mrs. Henry Alling and daughter of Cheshire are the guests of Miss Julia Alling of Stevens Heights, West Ha- ven.
 The Comfortable society of Branford will meet with Mrs. c. w. Prann of Harrison avenue this afternoon.
 Mrs. Frederick Wagner of Center lstreet, West Haven, who has been sick with tonsilitis, has recovered. l Miss Lucilla, Beach is the guest of Mrs. A. J. Penney of Main street, Bran- ford.
 Mrs. Treat of University place will en- certain the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven to-day.
 Mrs. F. F. Jones of Rogers street, Bransord, is quite seriously i'll. Miss Husted Of New York, a niece of the patient. is with her.
 The Misses Degan of A Edwards lstreet gave a most enjoyable whist Monday evening for the benefit of St. IJoseph's church. There were twelve tables despite the storm, fine instru- mental music was furnished by Mrs. Martin, Miss Stanford and Mr. Carter. Light refreshments were served. The first prize for the ladies was awarded to Miss Adah Abels, sofa pillow; first gentleman's prize, pack of cards in case, to MT. Somerich; ladys consola- stion prize, pin cushion to Miss Eleanor Stamford; gentleman's consolation, bisque match safe. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy: MT. Iopd Nre C,t,r;etor1,o, T. oa,.;+L 1r