The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

 Professor Harry B. Jepson will give tbe last of his series of organ recitals in Wool sey hall this (Monday) afternoon at five o'clock. An interesting programme has ext Wednesday evening the Young Men's Republican club will give a Blind Whist which is exciting much interest. The playing will begin at S:15. At meeting of the Ladies Aid society of Humphrey Street Congregational church to be held next Wednesday Mrs. Laurens-I Ien- mex will give An Evening With Whitcomb Riley'' Mrs. A. M. Drummond. of 40 wbal,av avenue, has been suffering for the past week from severe attack of the grip. She is now improving and hopes soon to be in her usual health.
 MT. and Mrs George W. Peck and Miss Florence Peck. of 753 George street, will spend the entire summer, leaving about the middle of April. at Locust Knoll" the home of Mrs. Charles E. Alling, of North ford. An old folks concert will be given at the Trinity NJ. E. church next Thursday even ing.
 Miss Cecelia Sheldon, eldest daughter of Frank C. Sheldon, of IS Saltonstail avenue. who has been seriously ill since the first of January with appendicitis and complicated diseases, is gradually recovering Dr. E. elan. d IT 1la'' n'S DeeA 'ns a''enu'ns pnysl- Mrs J. T. Ryerson, formerly Miss Minnie Mitchell, is visiting her father, the Hon Donald c. Mitchell. at his home, Edge. wood.
 Mrs. Ezekiel G. stoddard. of Temple street, has gone south where she will re- main for several weeks.
 Mrs. Leyerett Goodyear gave a yellow luncheon Saturday at her home on Richard place, West Haven, in honor of her guests Mrs, c. A. Liyermore and Miss Liyermore Mrsl Goodyear.s guests were Mrs. John E Lomas, Mrs. Myst0n Putney, Mrs. William Everitt Mrs Chauncey Lamb, Miss Jean Ronald, Miss Jane Forbes and Miss Nina Clements.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. K Lines and daughter of Whalley avenue, will leave to-day fol
 Mrs Edward E. Hall. who has been a Nassau in the Bahamas, with her mother Mrs. John ", Nichols, of Cherry Hill Branf0rd, has returned to her home or Lawrence street.
 Next Friday evening the last of tho Pequot dances will be given at the Pequo house, Morris Cove.
 Miss Katherine Harrison, daughter 0 Judge Harrison, who has been quite i'll, | regaining her health in the south.
 Next Thursday evening Israel Putnam council, FraternaI Benefit League, will ten der to J. J. Howard, supreme president O the order, an honorary reception and ban Quet.
 The First division, Naval battalion, helt a successful banquet Saturday night at tn Hotel Oneco.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Kimberly O Whitney avenue, have been entertaining tn past week their daughter, Mrs Waite Buren, nee Miss Emily Wilson, whose hom now is in Newark. N. J. MT. Duren ha also been guest of MT. and Mrs Kim berly.
 Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley has been enter taining the past week Mrs. Kinnicutt, o Worcester Professor Kinnicutt is associ ated with the Institute of Technolog, there. On Wednesday Mrs Lewis H. Eng at which Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Kinnicut were the guests of honor.
 Last Tuesday Mrs. James M. Hoppin, o 47 Hllhouse avenue celebrated very quietl her birthday anniversary. The friends o Mrs Hoppin, whose numbers are legion took the opportunity of sending her so man handsome floral tributes ill honor of the da that she was almost overwhelmed with tn wealth of pleasant remembrances. Durin the day many of the close family friend called to wish Mrs. Hoppin in person man happy returns of the day.
 The friends in this city of Miss Dorothl TroWbridge of Temple street, regretted t hear last week that she is quite i'll at Biel cliff, where she is attending school. She so much improved now that she is expecte home this week to remain until after Ea: ter.
 Mrs. Harry Miles, of Brattleboro, Vt whose husband was formerly the popula assistant pastor to Rev. Dr. T. T. Munger of the United church. was in town las week visiting her many friends. Whil here she was the guest of Mrs. Louis ' Pirsson, of Trumbull street MT. Mile went to Brattleboro from Hartford, wher he was located after leaving New Hayel on account of his health.