The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-08

Mrs. s. J. Bryant of Elm street, West Haven, will entertain the Kalmathean club this afternoon. Clarence Davis will act as chairman. Papers will be read by the following ladies: Current Events.'' Mrs. D. T. Welch; $ A Group of Interesting Russian Women," Mrs. Clarence Davis; How Russia Amuses Herself" Mrs. George Warner.
 The girls of the high school are plan ming a delightful dance to be given May 12 under the leadership of Miss Ella Small. The dance will be given in Harmonic hall. and promises to be a great success.
 Miss Vera Timm is spending her Eas- ter vacation in this city.
 MT. Carl Wilhelm of New York is visiting here.
 Clarence D. Holt of Winthrop avenue has gone to Atlantic City to spend few day with his family, who are stopping there on their return from the south.
 Monday evening in Republican hall. a pleasant informal dance will be given by the Wellesley assembly. Music for dancing will be supplied by Miller's or chestra. The committee of arrange ments is under the chairmanship of Miss Ray Blakeslee.
 Mrs. John w. Crenin will give pro- gressive whist this evening, April 2, at her home, 140 Lawrence street.
 Miss Rose Berman is spending her vacation with friends in New York city
 Terry McGovern, his wife and child, Manager Block and Announcer Joe Humphreys arrived here yesterday noon and are the guests of Thomas H. Sullivan, proprietor of the Hotel Oneco. President Arthur T. Hadley and An son Phelps Stokes, jr., secretary of the Yale university, with Mrs. Stokes, have gone to Noroton for an outing of two or three days. They will be the guests of Anson Phelps Stokes of New York city for their short vacation trip at the beautiful Stokes home in Noroton. Thomas A. Shanley, a student in the high school, has passed the civil ser- vice examinations for a cadetship in the revenue cutter service, and is now on the eligible list.
 Wilbur K. Parmelee, who has been associated with the Edward P. Judd company, booksellers, for a number of years, leaves for Washington on Mon day. He has enlisted in the hospital corps of the United States army as result of the dieting squads visit here. MT. Parmelee is a military enthusiast and har l,aa1, q ,,,.,,,,, ;,,a,,f ,,,a,,,l1,,, ,f the Grays for a long time. His many friends wish him success in his new field.
 Mir. John Heger of this city has ac- cepted the state agency for Adolf Schmidt's Kloster brewery, and has met with great success. He contemplates establishing depots in several towns in this state. MT. Heger is very popular in this city and has the hearty well wishes of a host of friends, as he han dles an article of high merit.
 The grand social and dance given by the employees Of the Adams Fx- press company at Newman's Dancing academy last evening was the most brilliant affair ever given by the em- ployees. Sanford's orchestra furnished the music for the 20 dances and MT, V. s. Curtiss led the grand march. The New England branches were well rep resented and many out of town guests were present.
 With a banquet and entertainment the anniversary of Einigkeit lodge, No. 5, o. D. H. S, was finely celebrated Wednesday night
 Next Thursday evening the Harmonic club will entertain it's members. As usual members 0. the committee in carge are full of mystery concerning the entertainment to be furnished.
 Many young Jewish people will attend the dance to be given in Lenox hail. Tuesday evening, April 12. Miss Gins berg is at the head of the committee of arrangements.
 The K. N. K club met Wednesday night at the home of Miss Mabel Born, 132 Fillmore street. Whist was played from until 10 o'clock, after which a buffet lunch was served. Miss Florence Simpson, Miss Louise Born and MT Jack Spence gave some vocal selections Among those present were the Misses Florence Simpson, Susie Bitterlich, lAdIl1ClllC ISOllly l]OQloC l'OAl NlcDCl Martin, and the Misses William Doble, Jack Spence, Charles Davis, Edgar Brooks and Charles Doeble.
 Governor Chamberlain has appointed | Talcott H. Russell of New Haven a | member of the commission to promote | uniformity in legislation in the United | States, to fill the vacancy caused by | the death of Lyman D. Brewster of | Danbury. Attorney Russel is the son | of the late General Russell of this city | and brother of pr. Thomas H. Russell, | the surgeon.
 Miss May Sauer of Unfonville, Conn.,, is spending the Easter vacation with her uncle, c. $. MacGilvary.
 Mrs. J. P. MacMarland of New York | city, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Borges of Foote street.
 MT. Edward Carroll and Mr. John ! Maher will spend the next two weeks i in Atlantic City.
 One of the finest residences on Dix well avenue that of Mrs. Albert F. But Ter, was sold the past week to Miss Mary McCord. Owing to Mrs. Buffers i'll health she has rented beach front | cottage at Woodmont, which she will occupy upon her return from New York. Miss Edith and Arthur B. Camp bell will join her May 1 for the season. x. n,,o +[a e,,ynptc to.rio11t ie. tba cn-