The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-11-01

Interesting Social Events Here aud
Elsewhere.
Herrick Foote and his mother, Mrs.
Jane Hoadley Of westville. who were
to start some time ago from Paramount,
MINI. for home. have been detained on
account Of the sudden illness Of Mr..
Foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barry of West
street annuonce the coming marriage
of their daughter, Elizabeth Anna, to
John ]. Rosinus at the Church Of the
Sacred Heart on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 1s.
Frank T Bradley will close his home
lon Harrison avenue, Branford, this
week and he and Mrs. Harrison will
spend the winter at the residence of
/ the Hon. E. F. Jones on Rogers street.
Owing to the illness of Miss Kimber-
lily the barn dance in West Haven
scheduled for last Friday evening has
been postponed until later in the sea-
son.
Harry Averill Of Branford has secur-
ed a situation in Boston and will leave
for that city in the near future.
James C. Hyde of George street,
West Haven, who has been enjoying a
1 two weeks sojourn at st. Louis at
tending the exposition, returned home
saturday evening.
Mrs. DR.. S. J. Brady of Brooklyn, who
has been spending week with Mrs. c.
A. Atwater of 1889 College street, has
returned to her home for a short stay.
She will visit the St. Louis. fair on
her way to Pasadena, where she will
spend the winter with relatives. Mrs.
Brady is a talented pianist, having
been favorite pupil Of the late Dr..
lDamrosch.
f. Falvey has returned to Westches-
tier, N. r., after spending two or three
days with his aunt. Mrs. James Shea
of Beacon avenue.
A new Elk has arrived ait the home
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence n. Reynolds
Iof 972 State street.
Century council, No. 81, o. u. A. NJ,
West Haven, will give minstrel show
land dance at the town hall Tuesday
levening, November is at SIS O'Clock,
anu Lie tiletlI'r Will 7UG dSStSlGu5 lilC
Century Mandolin and Glee club.
i Professor and Mrs. w. A. Granville
Iof Howe street spent Sunday with
friends in Springfield.
Little Miss Leonard arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Leonard
Of III Olive street last Friday. Mother
and daughter are getting along nicely.
i Frederique r. Lewis has moved into
ilhis new residence at 2SS Main street,
West Haven. Mr. Lewis purchased
the house and lot from the Connecti-
Ecut Realty Company and was himself
their contracting builder.
i Miss Sallie Emerson Kneass and Miss
Harriet Punderson Kneass of WhaIley
lavenue are visiting their cousin, Mrs
IL. Goram Moale of Park avenue, Bal
ltirnore.
Mrs. Henderson of New Hampshire is
1.-THE guest Of her sister Mrs. w. r.
Flanders Of Church street. West Ha-
ven.
Morris d. Averill of Branford will
lleave next week for Cuba, where he
viii spend the winter He will sail
Hefther Tuesday or Saturday. He will
Espend his time decorating the islands
4 with Spanish advertising signs.
The meeting Of the Hawthorne club
(which was to be held this afternoon at
1.-THE residence of Mrs g. X. Bush on
Elm street, West Haven, has been
POSTPONED until tomorrow afternoon
on account of the symphony concert.
IA large attendance of the members is
il desired
Miss Alice Ford of Milford, who
Twas so i'll Immediately after eating
Icanned chicken in Bridgeport more
!, than a week ago, is able to sit up some
leach day now, but will not be able to
Iresume her position in the Bridgeport
bank, where she is employed, for some
4 days yet.