The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-24


 Miss Mary D. Allen, instructor in typewriting and stenography in the New Haven high school, is the recipient of a fine photograph from Republican National Committee Chairman George B. Cortelyou. It is about twice the size of cabinet photograph and is an ex- cellent likeness of Mir. Cortelyou. Miss Adams and Mir. Cortelyou are both graduates of the Walworth institute of New York, and while Miss Allen has never met him, he is held up as a model to the pupils in the school. It occurred to her that it would be good thing to have her pupils in the high school know something about the man and his success in the work that they are about to start out in. Hence the letter and the photo. ..-.
 Mrs. J. N. Hammer of Orange Center is i'll at the home of her daughter.
 Miss Fannie Elwell, who is teaching in Englewood, N. J., is spending the Thanksgiving recess with her parents, 1Ir. and Mrs. Frank Elwell of Camp bell avenue.
 A quiet home wedding last evening was that of Lena A. Schlein of 115 Co.,. Iumbus avenue, daughter of the late Wiegand Schlein, to Gotfried Kuchinsk of Meriden. Miss Louise c. Breiten- stein of this city was the bridesmaid and William Kuchinsk, brother of the groom, best man. After a wedding trip to be spent in Buffalo and New York, the happy couple will reside in Meri- den, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Palmer will en- certain their children and their families Thanksgiving and at the some time cell ebrate their fortieth wedding anniver- sary. The guests will be MT. and Mrs. H. D. Hotchkiss and son, Seymour; MT. and Mrs. William Palmer and son, Earl, Haydenville, Mass; Mir. and Mrs. Glare Palmer, Htrtford, and MT. and Mrs. Fred Palmer of Bridgeport
 Professor Morris F. Tyler, the Yale treasurer, will on November 30, the last day of the present month, formerly give up his office and make his headquarters in the office building of the Southern New England Telephone company, of which he is president.
 Miss Bradley of this city will be the accompanist of ahe Tempo quartet of Hartford, of which Mrs. Nellie Cary Reynolds, well and fayorably known in this city, is member, when they give their concert in Trinity M. E. church on December 1.
 Miss Viola M. Bunnell is spending her Thanksgiving vacation with MT. and Mrs. Erich for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Grunland of Milford is the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Lock- wood of Union avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Fl. K. Clark entertained her New Haven Whist club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Sayin avenue. The sub stftutes for the afternoon were Mrs. Marsh and Miss Campbell.
 Miss Dillon of Holyoke, Mass, will spend Thanksgiving as the guest of Miss Bessie NTeKeon of Frank street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Whittemore of 430 Temple street and Miss Low have fs- sued cards for three tat homes, the first one to be given tomorrow after noon. At the tea on Friday the guest of honor will be Mrs. William Whitte- more Low of Boston, who came to at tend the Marston- Parnelee wedding, and who will remain for a week with her mother, Mrs. Henry $. Parmelee.
 One of the pleasant recent social functions of last week was a surprise party given in honor of Miss Nellie Herman at her home in West Haven Saturday evening. Among those pres ent were the Misses Minnie Zeigler, Ethel Burt, Edith Burt. Lillie Walter, Minnie Dexheimer, Lotta Fleischner, Edna McBrien, and Edward Griffin, David Blackie, Robert Blackie, Charles Ringwald, Robert Culvers, Charles Kenzie, and Harold Trace of Buffalo. There were some very beautiful mu- sical selections. There were vocal se-= lections by the Jolly Four, including Robert and David Blackie. Edward Griffin and Charles Ringwald. Minnie Ziegler and little Walter sang very pretty duet entitled Love" ]" and there were piano solos, games, and dancing was enjoyed by the young people Ali ter fine supper the party dispersed at midnight.
 Mrs. Louis Weckesser of Waterbury was the guest of Mrs. Frank Lieying .of 35 Bishop street this week and at tended the Geselschaft whist in Har- nonie hall on Tuesday afternoon.
 Members of the Congregational church in West Haven are invited to attend Thanksgiving services to be held this morning at Ii o'clock in Gen. ter church, New Haven.
 Cards are issued for the reception to be given by Mrs E. Hayes Trowbridge #of Temple street on Wednesday even- ing, December z, at g o'clock, at which she will introduce her daughter Miss Dorothy Trowbridge, one of the most charming of the seasons debutantes.
 Mir and Mrs. Carl B. Ely returned yesterday from their wedding trip which was spent at Hot Springs, Va, and will remain for a short time with Mrs. Ely's father, Henry l.. Hotchkiss of Hillhouse avenue.
 Miss Gale of England is visiting MT. and Mrs. James Lake of Second avenue, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. A J studel of 1T Clark visit to the home of their son, J. A. Stodel of Los Angeles, Cal. They will stop at many places of interest along the route.
 At the St. Joseph's church fair in Music hall Police Sergeant John Dris- coll was awarded a prize of a $20 gold piece. This Sergeant Driscoll with his